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Fashion Design Schools in Texas?

As someone super interested in fashion, I'm looking at colleges in Texas for fashion design programs. Which schools offer the best opportunities and courses in this area? Any recommendations or advice would be awesome!

a year ago

Absolutely, there are several well-reputed institutions in Texas that offer strong programs in fashion design.

The University of North Texas (UNT) in Denton offers one of the more robust programs, with options for a BFA, MFA, or minor in Fashion Design. It's part of the College of Visual Arts and Design, one of the nation's most comprehensive visual arts schools. The UNT fashion design program provides excellent technical training in areas like draping, pattern drafting, and sewing. They also have good connections with the Dallas fashion industry, offering opportunities for internships and networking.

Texas Woman's University (TWU) in Denton also has a popular fashion design program. Their BFA in Fashion Design includes core studies in textiles, clothing construction, illustration, and design. TWU also offers a Fashion Promotion minor which complements Fashion Design studies by offering entrepreneurial and marketing skills related to the fashion industry.

Lastly, Austin Community College offers a two-year program leading to an Associate of Applied Science in Fashion Design. This program provides a solid foundation in design and garment construction.

Still, while these programs are well-regarded, I'd recommend researching each program in-depth and considering factors like faculty experience, location (proximity to fashion hubs can be beneficial for internships and job placement), opportunities for practical experience, as well as the support they provide in terms of career placement, networking, and internship opportunities. Also, reach out to admissions or department faculty to set up informational interviews or tours if you can. You'll get a better feel for the program and whether it's a fit for you!

a year ago

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