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Master's degrees are for niching down! Most students of fashion design only realise their real passion once they have been thoroughly exposed to the industry in their Bachelor's course. With a strong foundation, some of them want to explore related fields that go beyond designing clothes, and in many cases, an M.Sc. in fashion designing can be useful to get them started in the right direction.
This is a great area for an exciting and stable career in fashion designing. Merchandizing is all about sourcing styles for big brands or shops. In this job, you will use all your design know-how and fashion sensibilities with a hefty dose of business and marketing abilities.
Textile design refers to the process of creating and producing designs/patterns for fabrics – this could be knitted, woven, printed, textured, or embroidered fabrics. A textile designer is the one who decides which type of pattern, motifs, or colours are used and how they are incorporated into the material. This is a field that requires complete mastery of technical production skills, an in-depth understanding of consumer trends, and of course, free-flowing creativity.
Sustainable fashion is all set to be the next big mainstream fashion trend. Designers and manufacturers are experimenting quite heavily with creating new fabric from plastic, fishing nets, and other waste material. There is also a strong movement to step away from synthetic fibres and move towards natural materials. With brands like Levis, Adidas, and others pumping investment into sustainable fashion, young designers can find an interesting career in this direction.
Fashion is so much more than just the outfit you choose. How you style it and accessorize it makes all the difference. The last decade has seen a massive demand in India for stylists – while the most famous customers are, of course, celebrities, now even working professionals are looking for someone to guide them through the latest trends. A career with tons of possibilities!
