Notes

1. To become a fashion designer you need to obtain an undergraduate degree in fashion designing. You can opt for this course after your 10+2 level. There are many short-term courses offered by many institutes, specially designed for students who are graduates in different areas but willing to do fashion designing courses.
2. * How to Get a Job in Fashion *
Finding an Education
+When you imagine your future career, you likely have some kind of idea as to what area of fashion you want to be in. Once you’ve got a basic idea, determine what kind of education is necessary. While many careers don’t technically require a degree, it is a rarity for people to make it big without the experience that comes with education.[1]
Think outside the box. If you’d like to branch into fashion by becoming a hair stylist, you can skip a bachelor’s degree and go straight to a technical school. If editing a magazine sounds like something you’d like, you may want to consider working towards a degree in communications. If opening your own store sounds like your dream job, skip the design classes and trade them for a business degree.[2]
If you’re unsure what kind of education is needed, hunt down job postings for your desired career. They will often list prerequisites and required education. Consider also reaching out to mentors within the field and ask what they recommend. Experienced people within the industry will have a better sense of what is appropriate and what to avoid.[3]