Fashion Design and Merchandising
I'm often amazed to see the how grand and bizarre the fashion industry
has become. For some reason it's difficult for me to fathom people and
their utter love for clothing. Don't get me wrong! I like a decent pair
of jeans as much as the next guy, but you won't catch me forking out
hundreds of dollars for a pair. Forget that. Not that my taste has any
effect on the fashion world whatsoever. Oodles of young people are
flocking to fashion design and merchandising colleges to better learn
the business. Hey, I can't say that I blame them. There is plenty of
money to be made there. I'm pretty sure Tom Ford is starving these days.
When I asked my teenage daughter what field she wanted to pursue, she
started rambling on about fashion design and merchandising. Hmm, big
surprise! What teenage girl isn't interested in the fashion world? As
far as I can tell, they all go gaga over clothing, shoes, and
accessories. Anyway, she began taking a high school course in fashion
design and merchandising her senior year. Unfortunately she hated it.
Now she is a bit torn regarding her future plans. She still dreams of a
job in the fashion industry, but is naturally worried about whether or
not she'll like it. I told her to give fashion design and merchandising
another shot when she heads off to college next year. And no one said
she had to delve into this particular aspect of the fashion world. There
are a few choices out there.
It's certainly a tough business. If you truly want to see how things
work, check out the Style network on occasion in order to see real
fashion designers in their element. Or you can catch that little reality
series "The Hills." Although the main character in this show has plenty
of money coming in from her folks, she's getting a fine dose of the
fashion design and merchandising world. You can see her work as an
intern for "Teen Vogue" and get an idea of what's expected of her. It's
definitely not all glitz and glam in the beginning, but I'm sure any
successful fashion designer can tell you that. You have to be willing to
work hard and vie with the many. The best place to start is a highly
recommended fashion design school.
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