Fashion designing courses and its types

You must have heard the phrase, "Fashion is a fickle mistress." This statement holds true because it's something dynamic, as it gets, and there is a good reason for it too. Its suffering from cultural and social outlooks and those tend to stay changing with time, and so does fashion. Those who make their careers in generating its trends are called fashion designers. These days’ people pursue diploma in fashion designing if they select it as their vocation. Although it's all about creativity and attitude, a degree courses like BSC in Fashion Designing. Or MBA in fashion designing or any other Degree in Fashion Designing from reputed institutes like the ISFT Mumbai which provides degree from YCMOU University

Fashion design has three basic or prime categories (talking about manufactured clothing), haute couture, ready to wear and Mass Market, every of which can be further divided into several sub-categories, however primarily three, Men's, Women's and Children's fashion. Here is a detailed description of every of the prime categories:

Haute couture

Haute Couture is French for 'high sewing'. This is the form of design that was the most prevalent until the 1950's, as each item of clothing was created specifically to the measurements of respective clients. Haute couture is time taking, needs attention to detail regarding its fitting and appears as well as premium and expensive fabric. Haute couture for fashion houses and designers, owing to these factors, isn't about profits, however about reputation and class. ISFT provides Job Oriented courses in Fashion Designing ensuring students get the best in industry. The institute also ropes in celebrity designer like Archana Kocchar as Fashion Mentor from academic purposes.  For more information visit website :-  http://isftcollege.com/