does anybody know where i could take fashion  design portfolio development classes in new york city .?
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hey i really wanted 2 help u out.. but...\ner... i don understand ur q....\nplz... don feel bad...\nsorry...
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You might try Ross.  I was just there today and they had some dresses.  I also love their plus size clothing section.
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A few options:\n\n-ebay\n-Craig'slist.com\n-FreeWeddingClassifieds.com-has a huge selection of wedding dresses\n-thrift stores like Salvation Army\n-consignment shops\n-Sample sales-Here you will find designer dresses at major discounts.  However, they are usually only in NYC and LA.  Try www.topbutton.com for places.\n\nRemember to keep in mind that alterations will be a cost-look for dresses that are no more than 2 sizes bigger or smaller.
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This place offers on-line classes where the lessons are released weekly; you have homework; you can send Q&A.  If you click on a class you can see the content of each lesson and at the end, a sampling of student feedback.  They have a Photoshop class starting June 21 for $99.\nhttp://www.takeaclass.org/
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OK  I have a plan no matter were you live there is ether a community college or a junior college. create a flyer telling exactly what you need and your cell# talk to the head of the fashion department and ask if they could hand out the flyers in class. if they decline post the flyers all over the bulletin boards around the fashion classes. this will get you cheap or free help and you can put your capital to better use like marketing or materials
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The best schools for fashion design in the US are the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC, and Parson's School of Design (part of the New School for Social Research), also in NYC. \n\nThere are some other good fashion design colleges out there, but if you got into one of these two, you'll be amazed at the doors that are opened for you, once you graduate.\n\nThe thing is, fashion design is an extremely competitive field. Not only do you need one heck of a fabulous portfolio, but you should also come out of school with relevant work experience and contacts. FIT and Parsons will give you all that. \n\nIf you go to a secondary school, if you have an extremely strong portfolio, you will probably get a job - it will just be easier if you're coming out of FIT or Parsons.
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Parsons School of Design (http://www.parsons.edu/)\nPratt Institute (http://www.pratt.edu/)
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For industrial designers you can search on http://idsa.org or http://core77.com. Most designers are open to discussing their field and general design questions as long as you are flexible with your schedule. If you contact the chair of the local idsa chapter they can also recommend someone that would help you and regional schools that might be good to look into.\nGood luck
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u can try at NATOINAL INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY,TARAMANI,CHENNAI,TMAIL NADU,INDIA
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http://www.signlanguagecenter.com/  or you can do a google search for ASL classes in NYC
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In the US, the two very best are The Fashion Institute of Technology, and Parson's School of Design. Both are in NYC. They are among the top programs in the world.
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If it was me I would contact the Fashion Institute of Technology and Design in New York City.  Better know as FIT.  They have great resources for new designers and clothing stores.  They will be able to tell you who to contact.  Also look for a list of all wholesalers in the New York area.  This is where you can get some great ideas.  If that fails send a message to the following e-mail address to get more info. stkbizguy2004@yahoo.com.  You will be able to get a more personalized service and some good advice that way.
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Type "fashion design university" in the search box of search site as Yahoo, Google!
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Two of the top programs in the world are at FIT and at Parsons. Those programs are very, very strong and have great reps. Both are very NYC focused, of course, but since NYC is the centre of the fashion world, that's not necessarily a bad thing. \n\nFIDM. That's a private, proprietary school. That means that oftentimes you may have trouble transferring credits to other schools. Your best bet is to call FIT and ask them if they'd accept the associates from FIDM, and would you go into the school as a full Junior, or have to take additional courses. \n\nTo be ruthlessly honest, FIDM won't open any doors for you, in the fashion world. You'll have to open those doors yourself. FIT or Parsons, however - that's a different story.\n\nFashion design is HUGELY competitive. It pays for you to attend the best reputed program you can. In a field like this, it's not only your talent and portfolio that will get you that first job - it's also where you went to school, and the contacts you make there. Most jobs in this field are found via networking. If you go to a place, like FIT, that has professors in the biz, with pull and power, and graduates who hire out of the school, and the staff has connections and pull, then you'll be in a better place, post-graduation, than others.\n\nBut at the same time, the school needs to be a good fit for you. And if FIT or Parsons will accept transfers from FIDM - again, call FIT first - then you may be able to do both! Attend FIDM, then tranfer to a high-powered school like Parsons.
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I once interned with a major teen mag, Cosmogirl.  I interned in beauty, but I learned a lot about the fashion aspect of it also.\n\nFrom what I learned, it's helpful to get in touch with the PR companies that handle the representation for certain clothing/fashion lines.  How you do this?  I haven't the foggiest. Sorry.\n\nContacting the fashion houses directly is a major waste of time.  Promotions and marketing, which you are offering, is mainly handled on the corporate level.  Showrooms are just that; they're retail.  They can't give you any free clothes or models.  \n\nContacting the PR companies is the best way to make the contact.  After you reach an agreement with the PR/Marketing companies, you'll strike an agreement about how to return the clothes.  Most mags set up an account with a courier service to handle the mass amount of clothes leaving and entering.  You'll need to keep a database of whose samples you have.  Most showrooms give you an invoice and you'll need a system of keeping track of the invoices.\n\nHere's an idea!  Why don't you help discover some unknown fashion talent?  There are three major fashion design schools in NYC.  Contact the counseling center at each and see if it's possible to highlight a student.  It's free.  It's helping your magazine and another fellow artist at the same time.\n\nI would love to speak to you about this.  One day, I hope to start my own magazine.  I would love to hear your about your experience.\n\nPlease drop me a line if you have any questions or any need clarifications.\n\nThe best of luck to you.
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iVillage.com has some great games on fashion. They have one where you pair up designer handbags to who designed them; most of what they have is personality and fashion know-how quizzes. You should check it out, I hope that's what you're looking for.