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Courses / Fashion Design

Course Overview

The study of Fashion Design focuses on developing an in-depth understanding of fashion design through exploratory and experimental projects. This course takes the students from design concepts and processes through to final production, while teaching required business and contextual studies. It provides an integrated approach, combining creative with applied technical proficiency.

With a strong foundation in technical proficiency and a good eye for market trends, students will start to hone their individual styles and identities through their collections. Training students to be flexible in responding to ever-changing market needs, technological developments and trends, fashion graduates will be more than ready to assume professional work in this fast-paced industry.

This Course Covers The Following Areas Of Study:

• Career Wear
• Casual Wear
• Children’s Wear
• Evening Wear
• Men’s Wear
• Developing Fashion
• Fashion Collection 1 & 2
• Fashion Collection Report
• Final Mini-Collection

Career Opportunities

• Costume Designer/ Coordinator (for Television, Film or Theatre)
• Fashion Consultant
• Fashion Designer/ Assistant Designer
• Fashion Entrepreneur
• Fashion Forecaster
• Fashion Illustrator
• Fashion Merchandiser/ Buyer
• Fashion Photography Coordinator
• Event Manager
• Fashion Stylist
• Pattern Designer
• Pattern Maker
• Production Supervisor

Degree awarded by


Raffles College of Design & Commerce, Sydney, Australia.



Intake:

January, April, July and October


Duration:

3 years

Courses Modules

• Colour Theory for Fashion
• Garment and Composition
Textiles
• History of Costume
• Contemporary History of Fashion
• Styles and Trends
• Fashion Communication
Fashion Merchandising
• CAD 1 for Fashion Design
• Fashion Drawing
Fashion Draping 1, 2, 3
• Sewing Applications 1, 2, 3
• Women’s Wear Drafting 1, 2, 3
• Men’s Wear Drafting
• Fashion Sketching
• Design Application in Fashion
• Design Research and Development 1, 2
• Advanced Drafting and Draping Techniques
• Advanced Sewing Techniques
• CAD 2 for Fashion Design
• Project Workshop 1, 2
• Mini Collection Workshop
• Portfolio
• Pattern Grading
• Gerber Technology
• Academic Research and Communication Skills

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