Masters in Fashion and Textile Design

Course Overview

The meaning and interpretation of fashion and textiles are changing with the increasing advancements in technology. Innovations like augmented reality, AI, 3D printing, automated production techniques, etc. call for designers who can cope with these changes and propel forward in this sector.

The Fashion & Textile Design Course at TDV encompasses the two seemingly specialist fields of fashion and textile design into one by highlighting their inherent relationship and enabling students to look at this realm holistically. It pushes the students to explore & embrace the relationship of the fashion sector with other sectors.

The scholastic curriculum and futuristic approach of the Fashion and Textile Design Course at TDV equips the students with the tools & techniques necessary to become a fashion designer who doesn’t only solve problems of today but also revolutionises the future for the better.

Course details

The students pursuing the Fashion and Textile Design Course at TDV question the stereotypical definitions of Fashion & Fashion design studies and learn to bring together the concepts of sustainability, environmental studies, and living traditions.

The integrated approach and versatile curriculum of the program allow the students to look at the domain in the larger context of India and the world.

Key focus areas include :

Making

• The program involves learning the history & science of yarn, weaving, and knitting along with the Industrial manufacturing production and processes.

Surface

• Key fashion and processes like dyeing, printing, and surface appliqués.

Manifestation

• This includes illustration, Pattern making, Draping, and Construction of Garments and Lifestyle products.

The program focuses on the ideation and processes involved in designing & manufacturing clothing, footwear, fabrics, and other textile products, making it the best fashion design and textiles course and TDV the best fashion designing institute in Delhi.

Curriculum

The journey of every design villager at TDV is chalked out through a thoughtfully-curated curriculum. It is designed to support each student’s manifesto and helps them become aware of themselves and choose what kind of fashion designer they want to be in the future.

Students pursuing the two-year PG courses in Fashion Designing will understand the entire product cycle through the Making, Surfaces, and Manifestation modules.

The villaging and taskbox briefs are mostly the same for all the programmes but are manifestation-independent. The modules pan across the entire gamut of fashion and textiles, offering phenomenal exposure to the students without being limited to garments or lifestyle products.

Courses Offered Within This Course:

• Visual Aesthetics

• Spatial and Performative Aesthetics

• History Design

• Conflicting Concerns

• Design for Values