Training fashion designers of the future

30 May 2024 · 1 min
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In this brief Dutch presentation, the speaker outlines a teaching vision for fashion design education that intertwines digital and physical training from the very first lesson. Students begin by learning industrial machines while simultaneously engaging with digital tools that link 2D and 3D workflows. Throughout the course, pattern cutting is practiced, and students maintain a continuous relationship between digital and physical methods. By week eight, learners are expected to produce complete garments and shoes, a rapid progression enabled by insights gained from the digital environment, which accelerates their understanding of physical construction.

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