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B.Voc. Fashion Technology, 3Yrs. Degree Program:
The course content of a fashion technology degree can vary depending on the specific program and institution offering it. We here at GSFD are focusing more on design process, hands on various kinds of materials, developing a creative theme based approach, and it’s more of industry based and professional course. However, here’s a general overview of the topics typically covered in our degree program:
- Foundation Courses
- Techniques for sketching fashion figures and garments.
- Studying different types of fabrics, their properties, and uses in fashion.
- Learning about the evolution of fashion and its influence on contemporary design.
- Basic and advanced techniques for creating garment patterns and constructing garments.
- Material studies
2. Design Principles and Techniques
- Understanding the principles of design, including balance, proportion, and harmony.
- Using software like Coral Draw, Photoshop or similar tools for digital fashion design.
- Developing skills in illustrating fashion concepts and ideas.
- 3D Fashions
3. Fashion Business and Marketing
- Understanding retail strategies, trends forecasting, and consumer behaviour.
- Developing skills in marketing, advertising, and promoting fashion brands.
- Studying business aspects such as budgeting, production planning, and supply chain management.
- Exploring the dynamics of retail operations, both traditional and online.
4. Specialized Areas
- Designing accessories such as jewellery, handbags, footwear, and hats.
- Exploring environmentally friendly and ethical practices in fashion design and production
- Costume Design
5. Internship and Portfolio Development
- Gaining real-world experience through internships with fashion companies, designers, or retailers.
- Creating a portfolio showcasing the student’s best work, this is essential for seeking employment or applying to graduate programs.
6. Elective Courses
- These courses allow students to explore specific areas of interest within fashion design, such as bridal wear, menswear, children’s wear, or couture.
Throughout the program, students typically engage in hands-on projects, design challenges, and critiques to develop their creativity, technical skills, and professional judgment. Additionally, many programs incorporate industry collaborations, guest lectures from professionals, and opportunities for networking and career development.
Additional to the above is:
- Design Process
- Material Studies
- Style Reading
- Knit Technology
- Fabric Styling & Manipulation
- Range Development
- Theme Based Projected
- Article Planning
- Design Collection
- Craft Documentation ……… many more!!!!