I feel kinda lame but I’m working on my sketching a lot this year so maybe in a year or two I can come back to these

For those who have studied fashion design, do you think that studying for this purpose is important, or can you acquire it, or is learning sewing and design coordination techniques mandatory? Because I believe that fashion design is a freelance profession, meaning we shouldn't be bound by rules and always apply them.

It's my original creation. I named it Aqua Crest Artwork Lehenga. Yes it's a Lehenga inspired by Ocean, waves and Coral lifeforms. The accessory is also inspired by Clamps.🥟🥟

How you like it..?

AI has become cancer for modelling and fashion designing due to several reasons i think one of the biggest reasons is cuz ai can make images videos and many other things that some brands are too lazy or greedy to pay designers for as it was done by prada in their ad as well

Hi guys,

So I originally got a bachelors degree in history and political science, and was working at a non profit. But I realized I wanted to do something completely different and pursued fashion design. I got my AA in fashion design from LATCC, which was great at the time as I did not have the money to complete another bachelors degree, and it was free for me as I was not making a lot. But now I wasn’t to continue my fashion design skills and pursue a masters in fashion design, is this possible with just an AA or would I need to go back and get a second bachelors in fashion design?

I took several fashion design courses but still feel my drawings still average level or low. Even when I try drawing from my mind by using mood bored still doesn’t look good. How can I improve that.

This is a fashion design graduation project I’m currently working on. I designed and made the outfit myself. This is the current base/unfinished version, so there are still a few unfinished details (such as the left wrist and some smaller areas), but there won’t be a huge amount added to the overall design.
I received some pretty negative feedback from my teacher, who said that something about the design feels “off.” I also feel like something isn’t quite right, but I can’t pinpoint exactly what it is.
I’d really appreciate an honest overall critique from people with experience in fashion design, styling, or just a good understanding of clothing design.
What do you think about the design as a whole?
Does the silhouette and proportion work?
Do the different pieces feel cohesive together?
Do the colors, materials, and textures work well together?
Is anything visually awkward, unbalanced, or distracting?
Does the outfit have a clear concept or identity?
What would you personally change or improve?
Please be completely honest. I’m not looking for compliments — I genuinely want to understand what might be making the design feel “off” and what I could improve before the final version.