what are good schools for fashion?
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Fashion Institute of Technology, NYC
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Check this web site out.\n\nhttp://www.careertrainingdirectory.com/fashion/index.html\n\nhttp://canada.edu-degrees.com/\n\nDon't think High school students can apply. Perhaps a school in Manhattan might specialize in this at the high school level. That's the only thing I can think of.
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look up art and design colleges, such as Savannah College of Art and Design, Maryland Institute College of Art, etc. \n\nalso try going to national portfolio day. it's an event where dozens of art colleges gather and send representatives to review your portfolio. you can gain information on tuition and you can go from booth to booth checking out all the schools that participate. you can also find out which types of art each school is strongest at.
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Check the website for the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (www.fidm.com). They are one of the top fashion design schools in the country and I would suggest spending some time writing out a Letter of Request for Information to email to an instructor of the school (emails should be available on the site.)  Make sure that your letter is Professional and well written without typos or errors and explain your school project to them. A good educator will be happy to help you.
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The two schools i am most familar with are Massachusetts College of Art (Mass Art) and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA).\n\nMass Art is one of the few state art schools, so it offers a good education at state school level tutions, but becuase of that, it is highly competitive to get into (it is always intersting to see the line of potential students wrap around the block on portfolio days). \n\nI am not too sure about the SMFA, but it is associated with the MFA, which is a great art museum.
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You should go to a fashion design college that majors in it. I want to be a fashion designer to and some great colleges I have visited and looked at are F.I.T, short for Fashion Institute of Technology, in New York. They have all the classes that will help you make great designs and make you a better designer. Plus its in one of the major Fashion citys. You cant do wrong with New York. Another college is Kent State University in Ohio, they also have a fashion design major. You should also try applying for a intern, i have seen many in magazines like Seventeen and TeenPeople. There are also alot of contest too, you just have to look around for them. You should also make some of your designs and have people wear them, that will start othe people to start wearing them too. I have designed some purses,jeans, and jewerly, and by having some of my friends wear them I have sold alot.
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parson's school of design in new york\n\nit's facilities are even used for the show "project runway"
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I can only give you information about where you can do fashion designing in Mumbai.One of the best fashion designing colleges is NIFT(National Institute of Fashion Technology).Best of luck for your future.
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Parson Design School. You can be taught by Tim Gunn from Project Runway.
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These are some of the Top Fashion Designing colleges.\nNational School of Fashion Designing\nNational Institute of Fashion Technology\nNational School of Design\nWigan Fashion School\nAnima Institute of Fashion\nAdroit Institute Of Applied Education\nInstitute Of Designing\nB.D Somani Institute Of Art and Fashion\nVNF Institute of Fashion Designing\nNational Center for Designing & Technology
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There are different types of course, but hopefully you can get on a general course first and then try different aspects, before you choose what to specialise in:  This is a 3 year course outline at London College of Fashion: \n\nDuring the first year, students are introduced to their chosen specialism; Menswear, Womenswear, Surface Textiles or Fashion Illustration. The focus is on the development of creative possibility through research and skills acquisition. Students develop an awareness of the design process, through to production.\n\nStudents specialising in Menswear and Womenswear examine the processes involved in unstructured fashion (sportswear) and structured garments (tailoring). These are building blocks for any fashion designer. \n\nSurface Textiles students study the skills and potential available in the design and production of printed, knitted and embroidered fashion textiles. The textiles created may be used for a variety of applications including partner synergies with Menswear and Womenswear. \n\nFashion Illustration students work with fashion products, and their contexts, as a source and potential partner. Their specialist curriculum is underpinned by drawing, but is enhanced with contemporary digital technology, moving images and animation.\n\nFashion Knitwear students focus on the design, construction and realisation of knitted fashion textiles and garments. This involves the application of relevant knitwear technology as part of the design process. Students on this course have the opportunity of producing knitted textiles and/or knitted garments. This course will be available for 2007 entry onwards, it is not available for 2006 entry.\n\nThe fundamental skills learnt forms the basis for future development. During the rest of the year they are further developed creatively and practically through set project briefs within the option specialisms. First and second year studies are supported with lectures and workshops in information technology, textile technology, business and professional studies, marketing and cultural studies.\n\n\nIf you want to check out what the 2nd & 3rd year of study involve, then visit the site below:
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Go to Calvin Klein or Prada.
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I found one, you should check it out. London School of Photography. I dont know if its competative, you should check  the university of London, also.
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maybe you should watch Project Runway - i don't major in a fashion school but i've learnt some stuff from watchin that show
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You didn't say where you were or where you wanted to go for college.  NYU has a great fashion program.
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well those are 2 totally different areas.  If you want to work in fashion you must know how to at least pattern make and sew.  Most colleges do not offer such programs, you have to go to a speciality school such as the Tim Gunn school of Design in NYC which is very exclusive.  If you just want to comment on fashion, well then you need to be famous and have a wicked sense of humor that is readily accessbile on the spot (example: Joan Rivers).  Now if you seriously want to write and give advice, my advice is to begin submitting articles to small, local newspapers or when you get to college, join the newspaper staff and offer an advice column (not many schools offer that so you should be able to get in that way).  That way you'll have at least 4 yrs of experience writing advice columns when you go to apply for a job doing such.  And just as an aside, some friendly critque, if what you've written above is how you write essays, this may be a hard thing for you to do.  Always, if just to keep in the habit, use apostrophe's where they are required (I've..and the "i" there is capitalized as I am sure you know) and utilize proper verb usage (verbs are never pluralized, ie "advices").  That's it, I know it's just a Yahoo question forum, but if that is what you want to do with your life....do it every day.  Your major in that case would simply be Writing, perhaps with an emphasis in creative writing, syntax, or whatever your chosen university has to offer.  Good luck with that, you can do it if you really want it!
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Schools that  have good teachers and also attentive students