Fashion Design
The bachelor’s program runs for 3 years (plus 1 internship year). Learn to analyze brands, decode trends, and build style dossiers. You develop your creativity and learn to bring your design ideas to life in our sewing workshops.
Each academic year ends with an event showcasing the students’ creative work. During the first year, an exhibition highlights the very first silhouettes created by our young designers. In the second and third years, students create complete collections and present them at the annual fashion show.
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Whether you’re aiming for a career in haute couture, luxury, or prêt-à-porter, you’ll have the opportunity to work anywhere in the world. Your role will be to imagine, sketch, and create the garments that make up tomorrow’s collections and to develop a complete line based on a collection plan.
Focus
- Year 1 – Experiment without limits
Develop your creativity by experimenting with different materials (plastic, textiles). You improve your observation skills through drawing and explore the fundamentals of fashion culture. Workshops in fashion styling reveal your artistic potential, while an internship period, exhibition visits, and lectures by industry professionals complement the year. - Year 2 – Pattern making and runway
You learn every step of collection development:- Building style dossiers
- Technical and creative pattern making
- Technical drawing
- while continuing to nurture your creativity.
- Year 3 – Become a professional designer and specialize
Professional designers need to understand a market segment and a target audience, as well as solve technical and creative problems. You learn to develop iconic garments, prints, and materials. During this year, you choose a specialization to deepen your knowledge in knitwear, pattern making (chaîne & trame), or accessories. - Year 4 – Internship
Being immersed in a company is the best way to understand the profession. During your final year, you complete a mandatory six-month internship, with the possibility of an additional six months, so that you accumulate a full year of professional experience before entering the job market.
Career opportunities: Early career: Junior designer, stylist, pattern maker, textile designer, costume designer. With a few years of experience: Product manager, collection manager, creative director, art director
