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Fashion Business: Marketing Foundations and Practice

Connect fashion marketing theory to real-world practice. You will learn how brands research the market and consumers, develop strategies, and bring products to market through hands-on projects. Using consumer insight and digital tools, this course prepares you for a career in fashion design, merchandising, marketing communications, or business.

3D Design 3

Put your knowledge to work. Learn to make raglan-style garments and use your newfound skills to create a customized raglan trench coat. You will also work with your peers to produce a group collection using looks from your design class.

Costume Design for Film

Help bring film characters to life. You will create character identity by breaking down a script to develop a “lookbook” for actors using mood boards, color stories, and illustrations.

Fashion Design: Junior Studio (Fall)

You will develop your drawing, design, and presentation skills to reflect your unique perspective while understanding price points and differences in domestic and international markets.

Fashion Industry Decoded: From Concept to Consumer

Discover how fashion businesses operate from concept to consumer—and beyond. You will dissect the fashion ecosystem and examine key functions and supply chain synergies across design, product development, sourcing, manufacturing, merchandising, marketing, promotion, and distribution. You will cultivate industry fluency to navigate, analyze, and influence the ever-evolving fashion landscape with… Read More

Editorial Makeup and Hair Styling

Add hair and makeup to your styling repertoire. You will gain effective hair styling and makeup techniques for use in editorial photo shoots by conceptualizing a beauty shoot that you will produce for your final project.

Fashion Business: Thesis Marketing Strategy & Promotion Plan

You will use market research to develop a marketing strategy, budget, and plan.

Fashion Business: Manufacturing

The manufacturing process is complex. Learn how apparel goes from design concept to consumer, including production, sourcing, control, planning, costing, resource allocation, and feasibility.

Personal Styling

Understand personal styling. Hands-on projects will help you analyze and practice real-life situations, gaining the creative and organizational skills to style personal clients and celebrities.

Fashion Business: Merchandising Principles

Put your math skills to work. In the role of a buyer, you will create a successful retail business through seasonal financial planning, assortment planning, vendor negotiation, and inventory management.