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How to become a fashion designer
You know you're destined to be a fashion designer if you spent most of your childhood making clothes for your Barbie dolls instead of playing with your friends. In other words: if you want to be the next Yves Saint Laurent
15-Jun-2005 - Details

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Fashion Career Descriptions
Fashion Designer
Designs clothing and accessories. Selects and sometimes develops materials for use in finished products.







Fashion Illustrator
Produces drawings and illustrations of garments that have been completed.
05-May-2005 - Details

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A career in fashion
Toronto is remarkably talented but not unique in her dream. It is shared by increasing numbers of young people who want to be fashion designers. It is the new cool career.
01-Jun-2005 - Details

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Calling all budding fashion designers
If you think you have the talent and panache to cut a dash in the world of fashion design, now is your chance to find out
12-Apr-2005 - Details

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Fashion Fringe 2005
The new Fashion Fringe talent search for 2005 will be underway as from April 12, with its first event in London.
13-Apr-2005 - Details

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Career: Fashion Designers
People in this career frequently: Use hands to handle, control, or feel objects, tools, or controls.
Stand or stand for long periods of time. Kneel, stoop, crouch, or crawl while adjusting sample garments
11-May-2005 - Details

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Fashion Schools and Colleges
Connecting Fashion Career Candidates with Employers and Recruiters
19-May-2005 - Details

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Five Myths and Five Tips for Breaking Into a Career as a Fashion Designer
Becoming a fashion designer is a lifelong dream for many of us. We all love to wear beautiful clothes and make ourselves feel good from the inside out.

We often imagine what it feels like to actually make money doing something this great: dressing people up and making them feel good, models catwalking the runway gracefully to showcase our designs, stylists working frantically at the backstage and we are introduced as "the designer" at the closing. Ah, pretty tempting, indeed, but somehow it feels so surreal. Can I actually become a fashion designer?
07-Jul-2005 - Details

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East meets Western charm
Fashion, manners, and charm consultant June Yamada (at right) instructs students at her academy in Shanghai. The self-improvement classes are open to both Chinese and foreign business people who want to improve their social skills
03-Jun-2005 - Details

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Students take fashion career path
Katlyn Toronto is a small, 22-year-old woman with spiky red hair and a butterfly-woman tattoo across her chest.


She directs a guest into a workroom in the Kansas City Art Institute's fiber art department where dress forms sit clad in outfits so festive they could be awaiting transport to a cabaret.
09-Jun-2005 - Details

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Fashion Career Options
The fashion world is made up of hundreds of different jobs -- including designers, buyers, illustrators, pattern makers, models, seamstresses, consultants, journalists, and many more. Here we'll take a brief look at a few career options
14-Jun-2005 - Details

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Hair Dressing as a fashion career
Since the world started hair has been a very important aspect of individual personality and with the change in time hair has emerged as a big form of self expression for both men and women.
26-Jun-2005 - Details

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Careers - Designing for success
The fashion world is bursting with creative passion. Just when the designers were being branded as Page 3 socialites with whimsical tempers and poor business acumen, some of them are plunging into diversified ventures.
15-Jul-2005 - Details

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Day in the Life of a Fashion Professional
Think the fashion biz is pure glamour? Get a firsthand look at different fashion professionals, including a fashion stylist to find out what working in the industry is really like
30-Jul-2005 - Details

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Developing a career in modelling
EACH year, the local and international fashion industry recruits dozens of young Jamaicans as models. Some of them rise to international acclaim, earning millions in contractual deals with top fashion houses, magazines and commercial entities
10-Aug-2005 - Details

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Fashion career: questions and answers
The styles are obviously for mature women, and they're not slimming either. I understand she is no longer a size 2, but don't they still sell stylish clothing in size 8?
10-Aug-2005 - Details

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How to be a fashion professional
The Fashion and Textile Museum is proud to present a series of lectures and workshops run by leading fashion professionals, aimed at those hoping to make a career in the fashion press. This particular series runs in conjuntion with i-Dentity, the FTM’s latest multi-sensory exhibition exploring 25 years of i-D magazine.
25-Oct-2005 - Details

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Dressed for success
Some would say that starting your own business at the age of 57 years old is a decision that would lead to inevitable failure, but imagine if your doctor told you that you were going to live until the ripe old age of 120 – only then would you feel as youthful and as vibrant as Werner Baldessarini.
11-May-2006 - Details

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Ena gives fossils professional beauty therapy
When Mafora completed her matric, she decided her future lay in beauty therapy. She moved to Johannesburg in 1993 and after completing a number of beauty courses, set about, in vain, trying to find a job in her field.
27-Sep-2005 - Details

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Fashion Career Expo launches online career portal
Fashion Career Expo has launched a highly-sophisticated online career portal in anticipation of its 5th New York City hiring event for the design and retail community on October 20.
13-Oct-2005 - Details