fashion designers job is to create clothing and accessories that are visually appealing and functional while also meeting the needs of consumers and the market:
Research: Study fashion trends and anticipate what consumers will like
Design: Create designs using computeraided design (CAD) programs or by hand
Select materials: Choose fabrics colors embellishments and trims
Prototype: Work with other designers to create prototype designs
Present: Present designs to creative directors or showcase them at fashion shows
Market: Market designs to consumers or clothing retailers
Produce: Oversee the final production of designs including fittings detailing and adaptations
Collaborate: Work with other designers buyers forecasters sales and production teams
Manage: Manage marketing finances and other business activities if selfemployed
Fashion designers often specialize in one area such as apparel footwear or accessories. They may also own a retail store.
To become a fashion designer you can earn a bachelors degree in fashion design or a related major such as fashion marketing or fashion merchandising. You can also gain practical experience through internships and entrylevel positions.
meeting with clients virtually or during sales visits. demonstrating and presenting products. establishing new business. maintaining accurate records. attending trade exhibitions, conferences and meetings. reviewing sales performance. negotiating contracts and packages.
Education
Graduation