In the Degree inFashionDesign you will learn all the areas that make up Fashion, such as cutting, pattern making, tailoring, scaling, weaving, as well as the creation of a collection and its commercialisation, acquiring knowledge of marketing and communication.
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Few have held the crown in fashion, and he did so not only by adapting his values to new commitments to the industry's agenda, but, as a representative of "Made in Italy", through the aesthetics of sobriety, asceticism, purity of line, harmony of form and idealised naturalism.
If you've seen the acclaimed Balenciaga series and you're thinking of going into fashion, you may have been envious when you saw Paris in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the maisons and the great designers, when prêt-à-porter was just beginning to 'show its face'. If you're thinking about training to work in the sector, it's very likely that you've thought about whether there's a future in fashion design. Is it worth investing time and effort to enter a world that seems to be full of brands and options? Read on!
Have you ever wondered what you study in fashion design? We tell you what the main subjects are, the content you see in our degree and what you will learn if you study at UDIT.
In the digital era, the role of fashion communicator becomes key to translate trends into brand strategies, connect with audiences and raise the value of a firm from its narrative and business management. Do you want to know what you need if you want to study this degree?
Becoming a fashion designer is a path that combines creativity, technical skill and a deep understanding of the industry. It captures culture, social trends, history and even emotions. If you have the passion for fashion and the necessary creativity, here are some of the steps and skills you need to master to become a successful designer.
The Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid catwalk was the setting for the "El Olvido" fashion show presented by the students of UDIT's Degree in Fashion Design as part of the 81st edition. But what is "El Olvido" based on and how is a collection developed?
The world of fashion is an exciting, dynamic and constantly evolving industry. Being a professional fashion designer involves much more than having a talent for drawing, sewing or great creativity, it requires solid training, technical skills and a deep understanding of the industry. Discover our Fashion Design Degree!
