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BBA-FASHION-DESIGN in Fashion Design at Dezyne E'cole College
Ajmer, Rajasthan
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About the Specialization
What is Fashion Design at Dezyne E'cole College Ajmer?
This Fashion Design program at Dezyne E''''cole College focuses on cultivating creative and managerial skills essential for the dynamic fashion industry in India. It integrates design principles with business acumen, preparing students for diverse roles. The curriculum covers a broad spectrum from textile science and pattern making to fashion marketing and entrepreneurship, addressing both the creative and commercial aspects of fashion.
Who Should Apply?
This program is ideal for creative fresh graduates from any stream with a passion for fashion, aspiring designers, and individuals seeking to launch their own fashion brands. It also suits those looking to transition into the Indian fashion industry from other fields or upskill existing professionals aiming for managerial roles in design, merchandising, or production.
Why Choose This Course?
Graduates of this program can expect to pursue India-specific career paths as fashion designers, merchandisers, production managers, stylists, or entrepreneurs. Entry-level salaries typically range from INR 2.5 Lakhs to 4.5 Lakhs annually, with significant growth potential up to INR 8-15 Lakhs for experienced professionals in leading Indian fashion houses and export firms.
Student Success Practices
Foundation Stage
Master Core Design Fundamentals- (Year 1)
Dedicate significant time to hands-on practice in basic pattern making, garment construction, and fashion illustration. Utilize college labs and open workshops for consistent skill development. Participate in initial design challenges to apply theoretical knowledge.
Tools & Resources
Fashion illustration kits, Sewing machines, Pattern drafting tools, Online tutorials for basic techniques
Career Connection
Strong fundamental skills are the bedrock for any fashion professional, directly impacting portfolio quality and practical job interview assessments for junior designer roles.
Build a Strong Textile Knowledge Base- (Year 1)
Actively engage with textile science lectures and lab sessions. Collect fabric swatches, understand their properties, and visit local textile markets (e.g., in Ajmer) to see raw materials. Create a personal textile library for reference.
Tools & Resources
RISU library resources, Online textile encyclopedias, Local textile markets for material exposure
Career Connection
Deep textile knowledge is crucial for sourcing, quality control, and innovative design, making graduates valuable in apparel manufacturing and merchandising roles.
Cultivate Digital Design Proficiency Early- (Year 1)
Beyond classroom instruction, practice extensively with CorelDRAW and Adobe Photoshop. Work on personal projects or mock design tasks to enhance proficiency. Seek feedback from faculty and peers on digital creations.
Tools & Resources
Adobe Creative Cloud (student subscription), YouTube tutorials, Online design communities
Career Connection
Proficiency in design software is a non-negotiable skill for modern fashion roles, from design assistant to graphic designer, enhancing employability in design studios.
Intermediate Stage
Engage in Practical Design Projects & Competitions- (Year 2)
Actively participate in college fashion shows, design competitions, and collaborative projects. Seek opportunities to design for local events or small businesses. Document every design process from concept to creation.
Tools & Resources
College workshops, Inter-college fashion events, Local craftspeople/artisans
Career Connection
Building a strong, diverse portfolio of practical work and competition experience is critical for showcasing skills to potential employers and standing out in placement drives.
Develop Advanced Illustration & Rendering Skills- (Year 2)
Focus on advanced fashion illustration, exploring different styles, rendering techniques for various fabrics, and digital illustration tools. Start building a consistent personal style that can be reflected in a professional portfolio.
Tools & Resources
Wacom tablets, Advanced Adobe Illustrator tutorials, Fashion design magazines for inspiration
Career Connection
Exceptional illustration skills are vital for communicating design ideas effectively, opening doors to roles in fashion illustration, trend forecasting, and design development.
Network with Industry Professionals- (Year 2)
Attend industry webinars, guest lectures, and local fashion events (e.g., fashion weeks if accessible). Use platforms like LinkedIn to connect with professionals. Seek mentorship opportunities within the Indian fashion industry.
Tools & Resources
LinkedIn, Industry event calendars (e.g., FDCI), Guest speaker sessions
Career Connection
Networking is paramount for internships, gaining industry insights, and identifying job opportunities that may not be publicly advertised, especially within India''''s close-knit fashion circles.
Advanced Stage
Undertake a Comprehensive Internship- (Year 3)
Secure a meaningful internship with a reputable fashion house, brand, or export unit. Focus on understanding real-world production cycles, marketing strategies, or design processes. Prepare a detailed internship report and presentation.
Tools & Resources
College placement cell, Industry contacts, Professional portfolio
Career Connection
Internships are often the direct route to pre-placement offers, providing invaluable industry experience and a strong entry point into the competitive job market in India.
Create a Professional Portfolio & Collection- (Year 3)
Develop a strong, curated portfolio showcasing your best work, including a final collection with detailed technical drawings, mood boards, and prototypes. Practice presenting your collection and design philosophy confidently.
Tools & Resources
Professional portfolio software (e.g., InDesign), High-quality photography, Presentation skills workshops
Career Connection
A well-developed portfolio and collection are critical for interviews, serving as your creative resume and directly influencing placement success and opportunities for independent ventures.
Develop Entrepreneurial Skills & Business Acumen- (Year 3)
Focus on understanding fashion business models, market analysis, and developing a feasible business plan. Explore niche markets within India and identify potential funding sources for a startup. Engage with entrepreneurship cells.
Tools & Resources
Startup incubators (if available), Business plan templates, Mentorship from fashion entrepreneurs
Career Connection
These skills empower graduates to launch their own fashion brands, become consultants, or take on leadership roles, contributing to India''''s growing fashion startup ecosystem.
Program Structure and Curriculum
Eligibility:
- 10+2 (any stream) with 45% (40% for SC/ST) marks from any recognized Board / University or equivalent. Final year appearing students can also apply.
Duration: 3 years
Credits: 180 Credits
Assessment: Internal: undefined, External: undefined
Semester-wise Curriculum Table
Semester 1
| Subject Code | Subject Name | Subject Type | Credits | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BBAFD101 | Foundation of Fashion Design | Core (Theory) | 6 | Introduction to Fashion, Fashion Elements and Principles, Color Theory and Application, History of Fashion Evolution, Design Process and Creativity |
| BBAFD102 | Basic Textile Science | Core (Theory) | 6 | Fiber Classification and Properties, Yarn Manufacturing Processes, Fabric Construction Methods, Dyeing and Printing Techniques, Textile Finishes and Treatments |
| BBAFD103 | Pattern Making & Garment Construction - I | Core (Theory & Practical) | 6 | Basic Body Blocks, Pattern Development Techniques, Draping Fundamentals, Seam Finishes and Stitches, Basic Garment Assembly |
| BBAFD104 | Fashion Illustration & Sketching - I | Core (Theory & Practical) | 6 | Human Figure Drawing, Fashion Croquis Development, Garment Rendering Techniques, Illustration Mediums, Design Elements in Illustration |
| BBAFD105 | Computer Fundamentals & Design Software - I | Core (Theory & Practical) | 6 | Introduction to Computers, Operating Systems Basics, MS Office Applications, CorelDRAW for Fashion, Adobe Photoshop Essentials |
| BBAFD106 | Environmental Studies | Core (Theory) | 6 | Natural Resources and Management, Ecosystems and Biodiversity, Environmental Pollution, Global Environmental Issues, Sustainable Development |
Semester 2
| Subject Code | Subject Name | Subject Type | Credits | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BBAFD201 | Advanced Textile Science | Core (Theory) | 6 | Advanced Fibers and Blends, Smart and Technical Textiles, Fabric Quality Control, Textile Testing Methods, Sustainable Textile Innovations |
| BBAFD202 | Pattern Making & Garment Construction - II | Core (Theory & Practical) | 6 | Advanced Pattern Blocks, Dart Manipulation Techniques, Collar and Sleeve Variations, Lining and Interfacing, Fit and Alteration Procedures |
| BBAFD203 | Fashion Illustration & Sketching - II | Core (Theory & Practical) | 6 | Advanced Rendering Techniques, Fabric Texture Representation, Portfolio Development Strategies, Digital Fashion Illustration, Historical and Contemporary Fashion Figures |
| BBAFD204 | History of Western & Indian Costume | Core (Theory) | 6 | Ancient Civilizations Costume, European Fashion Eras, Mughal and Pre-Colonial Indian Attire, Regional Indian Costumes, Evolution of Indian Fashion |
| BBAFD205 | Computer Fundamentals & Design Software - II | Core (Theory & Practical) | 6 | Advanced Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator for Fashion, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Digital Portfolio Creation, Fashion Technology Applications |
| BBAFD206 | Fashion Communication & Merchandising | Core (Theory) | 6 | Fashion Journalism and Styling, Visual Merchandising Principles, Retail Operations Management, Fashion Brand Building, Marketing and Promotion Strategies |
Semester 3
| Subject Code | Subject Name | Subject Type | Credits | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BBAFD301 | Fashion Marketing & Management | Core (Theory) | 6 | Marketing Principles in Fashion, Consumer Behavior Analysis, Brand Strategy and Positioning, Retail Management Techniques, Fashion Supply Chain |
| BBAFD302 | Apparel Quality Control & Production Management | Core (Theory) | 6 | Quality Standards and Inspection, Production Planning and Control, Inventory Management, Lean Manufacturing Principles, Ethical and Sustainable Production |
| BBAFD303 | Draping & Advanced Pattern Making | Core (Theory & Practical) | 6 | Advanced Draping Techniques, Contouring and Shaping, Tailoring and Couture Methods, Garment Prototyping, Specification Sheets and Tech Packs |
| BBAFD304 | Portfolio Development & Collection Design | Core (Theory & Practical) | 6 | Concept Development, Mood Board Creation, Fabric Sourcing and Selection, Technical Flats and Line Sheets, Collection Presentation |
| BBAFD305 | Fashion Business & Entrepreneurship | Core (Theory) | 6 | Business Plan Development, Startup Ecosystem in Fashion, Funding and Investment, Legal Aspects of Fashion Business, E-commerce Strategies |
| BBAFD306 | Internship / Project Work | Core (Project/Internship) | 6 | Industry Exposure and Application, Practical Skill Development, Project Design and Execution, Report Writing and Documentation, Presentation and Evaluation |
