Fashion designing courses in Delhi colleges is available to students who wish to make a mark in the fashion industry. The study of fashion is just not limited to designing outfit but there more to it. A number of other aspects are included in studying fashion designing.

Some of the reputed Fashion Designing colleges of Delhi are mentioned below.

International Institute of Fashion Technology

Establishment in 1990, International Institute of Fashion Technology is a name to reckon with the fashion industry. Many well-known names in the world of fashion have graduated from this institute. An ISO 9001:2000 Certified institute, the college has trained students to become garment technologist or fashion designer. Learning the tricks of the trade from experts in the field, faculty here at IIFT educates students on the fundamentals of fashion technology. Professional programs in short term and long term is available here. With a vision to promote the fashion & textile education, the college has designed its study programs. Some of the programs here at International Institute of Fashion Technology are Bachelor of Business Administration, Diploma in Fashion & Clothing Technology, Diploma in Commercial Art, Diploma in Textile Marketing & Management and Master of Business Administration.

Inter National Institute of Fashion Design, Hauz Khas

Another well-known name in fashion education in Delhi, this college was started in 1999. One of the sought after name in imparting quality education in fashion and design study, this college is equally trusted by students and fashion professionals. Many dream of joining the glamour world of fashion and International Institute of Fashion Design paves the way. A bunch of known names in the fashion world is from INIFD. The institute is associated with some of the popular fashion shows including the Lakme Fashion Week. Students are immensely benefited as becoming part of such shows gives them confidence and brings their collection in limelight.

The institute has etched out a name among the many fashion colleges in Delhi. Undergraduate and postgraduate programs in Fashion Design, Textile Design and Interior Design are available here. The high-pressure work environment requires skilled managers and Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Design Management is aptly suitable.

Fashionista, the School of Fashion Technology

Popularity to study fashion-designing courses has resulted in a number of newly opened colleges in Delhi and Fashionista is one of them. Established in 2007, this college caters to the growing demand of fashion courses in Delhi. The business of fashion, just as any other business domain has strong fundamentals and here in this school, student gets an understanding of basic concepts of fashion business. They come across a wide variety of technology. The courses available here sensitizes students with the current trends in fashion and explores the practical work scenario of the fashion world.

Undergraduate courses are available to students in a variety of specializations. Here Bachelor of Science is available in Fashion Design, Textile Design and Interior Design specializations. There are also programs available in Accessory Design, Fashion Retail & Merchandising to students. Advanced programs at the postgraduate levels is available in Fashion Design, Textile design, Interior design and Fashion Management. There is also diploma and certificate in courses available with the institute. Duration of the courses varies with the type of program chosen and usually ranges from 6 months to 3 years.

There are many more colleges in Delhi offering fashion-designing courses. Students interested in knowing more about such programs can visit any educational portal and find a list of colleges.

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1. Delhi, India

India is one of those countries that truly encapsulates the ‘cultural wonder’ tag and, indeed, just about any of its cities could have been chosen instead of Delhi. But its multi-ethnic and cosmopolitan atmosphere, unique architectural and cultural treasures, and sheer variety of attractions make Delhi a microcosm of Indian culture. It’s one of the oldest existing cities in the world, inhabited since the 6th century BCE.   To name but a few, the lavish Iskcon Temple is a cultural gem providing insights into Hindu mythology, while the famous Red Fort is a historic highlight. Another one not to miss is Humayun’s Tomb, the reported inspiration for the Taj Mahal itself (which is only a few hours away from Delhi).

2. Thimphu, Bhutan

For those wanting to escape the mundane and experience a new and exciting culture, Thimpu Bhutan is ideal. The city itself is the largest in Bhutan but only in recent years has it been touched by western influences and urban development. That is, much of the city retains its age-old culture and traditions.   Indeed, the major attractions are the monasteries such as Changankha Lhakhang constructed in the 15th Century. Religious icons such as the State of Sakyamuni Buddha, a 51.5 metre bronze statute seated atop a hill overlooking the valleys, is also a must-see.

3. Siem Reap, Cambodia

Due to the number of expatriates living in the once quaint city of Siem Reap, modern amenities are available to the hordes of rampaging tourists hoping to visit Angkor Archaeological Park.   Even whilst staying in Siem Reap there are a number of worthwhile things to see, do and eat: one can start the day off with a motorbike tour to absorb the distinct scenery in and surrounding the city, follow up with a trip to the Psar Chas markets to accumulate souvenirs such as bloom bags and Cambodian ceramics, relax and indulge with Khmer-style massages and conclude the day with Khmer cuisine and cultural performances that are aplenty.

4. Chiang Mai, Thailand

Chiang Mai is undoubtedly the cultural hub of northern Thailand. Visitors will be able to spend their time immersing themselves in historical sites such as the thirty temples within the walled city alone. The temples are decorated with beautiful woodcarvings and each offer different designs and experiences, as they are a combination of Burmese, Sri Lankan and Lanna Thai styles. The locals would swear that you’ve not experienced Chiang Mai until you’ve seen the view of the city from Doi Suthep temple.   Oh, and it probably wouldn’t make sense for visitors to not visit the elephant camps. You can either imagine riding an elephant and watching performances where they play football and paint, or visit and experience this for yourself.

5. Seoul, South Korea

Seoul is abundant with contrasting experiences for visitors. The country has become increasingly more developed with theme parks such as Lotte World and Dreamland and walking down Cheongdam (Celebrity) Street, visitors may indulge in luxury brands – Cartier, Louis Vuitton and Prada are only a few of the many you will find.   At the same time, it retains its distinct cultural heritage. Thrice a day, in front of Daehanmun the main gate to the Deoksugung Palance, the changing ceremony takes place with members of the royal guard exchanging keys to the palace. This watching experience can be enriched with traditional costumer hire, photo time with the royal guides and a drum beating experience.

6. Hokkaido, Japan

Being the second largest, northernmost and least developed of Japan’s four main islands, Hokkaido attracts mainly outdoor lovers such as skiers and snow-boarders. Ski resorts such as a Niseko ski resort provide superior service to the large number of tourists visiting each year. Niseko also contains an abundance of restaurants, bars shops and tours. From Niseko, visitors can engage in day tours to Sapporo, participate in the Annual Ice Festival and other cultural activities as well.

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