What are the requirements needed to learn fashion design

What is your situation now? Student or already working?

Traditionally, learning fashion design does require some art foundation. However, there are many successful exceptions. One of Vouge USA magazines, who had been working for 16 years without getting promoted, went to design the clothes herself (I forgot the name).

However, she is also sensitive to beauty under the rendering of such a fashionable environment and atmosphere. What she does is clothing, so her eyes are full of clothes, and she is surrounded by fashionable people, and she has also accumulated a lot of contacts

Your order is wrong, the first thing you should learn is design, you must have a certain vision and fashion degree to design, if you follow this way, you may not be able to get rid of the identity of a craftsman. My suggestion is to take the road of science class, that is, to take the clothing college for professional training. The second is to find that kind of studio or fashion design company for internship (but the premise is that you must have a little professional foundation, otherwise others will not want you to be right) In your spare time, you should accumulate more artistic accomplishments, such as going to see art exhibitions, and make more use of the current extensive network resources to learn A lot of information on the Internet is open and free, so it is very convenient Designers should expand their horizons!

We should pay attention to any aspect, not to understand at least to know.

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If you just want to work in the clothing industry and don't want to be a designer, either way is fine. Even now, out of 100 people who are actually studying fashion design, only 20 people may graduate and work at most, and they will stick to design. The clothing industry is very extensive, but the most rare thing is to be a designer.

Because "beauty is hard!" ”

And then I agree with the 5th person. It's true, pattern-making is a craft, anyone can learn it, and the style will be done. But the original design is your thing, and if there is a similarity, it is only the hero's vision!

If you really want to work on design, your order is a bit reversed.

But you're just a hobby, don't be a designer, just do what you think.

Actually, I don't think it's great that you don't need to sketch, and the sketch should have a thick foundation. But the color feeling must be good. There is also a need to understand the texture and performance of various fabrics.

Many people think that going from shallow to deep is a good way to learn clothing. As you said, learn lathe first, then learn production. First of all, you need to know your ultimate goal, which is to learn and engage in fashion design, although sewing and pattern making are very helpful for learning fashion design, but these skills are only auxiliary abilities to learn fashion design.

Limited energy and time should be invested in the most effective learning. The art foundation and design foundation are your main direction of attack. While learning this knowledge, it is not a problem to have appropriate skills related to sewing and plate making.

There are too few successful cases of doing special design on the assembly line for a year and then step by step, so it is better to make good use of your time and energy to learn the relevant knowledge of clothing design. Learning fashion design itself requires a certain starting point, without a good art foundation and aesthetic ability, learning fashion design is very difficult, and the room for improvement is limited.

You don't have art skills.

If you have your own ideas about clothing, as long as your actual hands-on ability is good (style drawing, boarding, clothing production), and can make the clothing you want, you can also take the road of design.

Sketching is just a basic skill, it takes time to hone, you yourself have said a lot, if you are firm in your beliefs, pay attention, "faith" and stick to it as always, you will succeed!