Category: Fashion Design
Fashion design has always been an innovative field, with new fabrics and patterns and silhouettes continuously pushing boundaries. Today, these artistic creations are being amplified by emerging technologies that streamline the design process, promote experimentation and even encourage sustainability. Tools
Written by Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Kat Medill The world of fashion is in constant flux, mirroring and influencing societal shifts. Designers are actively challenging traditional binary norms, creating clothing that transcends outdated labels and celebrates individual expression. This movement is
(LAKEWOOD, COLORADO) – Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design’s (RMCAD) Annual Fashion Showcase returns this summer on Sunday, June 8, 2025. Original outfits designed by RMCAD’s fashion design students will take the catwalk in a stunning display. Hosted at
A concept that originates in London from the famous Savile Row, bespoke fashion is tailor-made clothing that’s designed based on an individual’s body measurements, specifications, and even personal preferences. There are no two bespoke items exactly alike, as each one
Fashion design is a remarkably diverse practice that allows creativity to take center stage. Styles span every aesthetic and price point imaginable, accommodating all kinds of fashion enthusiasts. From the runway to the theater, gym, and everywhere in between, today’s
As sustainable materials in fashion become more common in the industry, many fashion designers are starting to explore the concept of upcycling clothing. Slightly different from recycled fashion, upcycling is a process that transforms something old into something that is better and more valuable
In the traditionally cyclical, trend-oriented fashion industry, a new ethos is taking over: a minimalist approach that brings added weight to each piece and encourages consumers to think carefully about what they purchase and why. Exemplified by the concept of
Streetwear is a casual clothing style that first emerged in the 1990s among urban youth. What was initially seen as a trend among young people has grown into an urban fashion staple. Today, streetwear brands provide people of all ages and backgrounds with the
Given the fast-paced fashion cycle and the consumer demand for high-end, on-trend clothing, it is unsurprising that the fashion industry has an extensive carbon footprint. The industry is rapidly evolving to help reduce the environmental impact of fashion and provide consumers with
As an aspiring fashion designer, you may find yourself dreaming about the moment when you see one of your creations illuminated under the lights of the runway. However, to reach that pinnacle in your fashion design career, you must first
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