Year 1: Foundation
Focus on basics of Fashion, Art, Textiles, Western Costume History, Sketching, Computer Applications, and Pattern Making.
Includes projects and extracurricular development.
Year 2: Design Development
Covers advanced Pattern Making, Garment Construction, Indian Costume History, Surface Ornamentation, Fashion Forecasting,
and Collaborative Design. Emphasis on Idea Generation and Garment Design.
Year 3: Specialization & Industry Readiness
Centres on Couture Development, Fashion Merchandising, Communication, Liberal Arts and social media. Students create a final
collection and build portfolios through Research, Field visits, and Industry Projects.
Course Outcomes: Fashion Design (3-Year Degree)
The 3-year fashion design course equips students with essential creative, technical, and professional skills to succeed in the fashion industry. Key outcomes include:
- Creative Development: Cultivation of personal style and innovative design thinking.
- Technical Proficiency: Skills in pattern making, sewing, draping, and digital design tools.
- Fashion Theory & History: Understanding historical and cultural influences on fashion.
- Business & Market Insight: Knowledge of branding, marketing, and consumer behavior.
- Sustainability & Ethics: Awareness of eco-friendly practices and ethical production.
- Global Perspective: Exposure to international fashion trends and market dynamics.
- Professional Preparation: Internship experience, portfolio building, and industry networking.
- Collaboration & Communication: Teamwork and effective idea presentation.
- Adaptability & Lifelong Learning: Flexibility to meet evolving industry demands.
These outcomes prepare graduates to enter the fashion industry as skilled, versatile, and responsible professionals.