Launch Your Creative Career with BICA’s Fashion Design Courses
Looking to build a successful career in fashion designing? BICA’s Fashion Design Program is designed to sharpen your creativity and provide essential technical skills to thrive in the fashion industry. Our comprehensive curriculum includes garment development, fashion illustration, pattern making, draping, grading, garment construction, merchandising, and Computer-Aided Design (CAD).
Career Opportunities After Fashion Design Course
Graduates of our fashion design courses can choose to become self-employed or pursue exciting careers in:
- Export houses
- Textile mills
- Garment store chains
- Leather companies
- Boutiques
- Jewelry and media houses
- Fashion show organizations
You can work as an in-house designer, join a design team, or become a freelance fashion designer selling your collections to fashion houses and retail brands. Some fashion designers even launch their own labels and cater to high-end boutiques and department stores. Our program also prepares you for roles in mass-market fashion, custom tailoring, or personal styling.
Why Choose BICA for Fashion Designing?
At BICA, our fashion design courses are industry-focused and continuously updated to match global fashion trends. You’ll learn both traditional techniques and modern fashion design software, giving you a competitive edge.
Our programs are ideal for beginners, aspiring designers, and professionals looking to upskill. Students gain hands-on experience and real-world exposure, ensuring they’re job-ready and creative problem-solvers in this fast-evolving field.
Fashion Designing Course Details
Certificate Course in Fashion Design (6 Months)
- Fashion design basics
- Surface ornamentation
- Embroidery & CAD
- Sampling & fabric studies
Diploma in Fashion Design (1 Year / 2 Semesters)
- Female & kids garment construction
- Pattern making, sketching & illustration
- Textile printing & market survey
- CAD & creative design applications
Advanced Diploma in Fashion Design (2 Years)
- Male garment design & construction
- Apparel merchandising & production
- Designer garments & traditional embroidery
- Advanced CAD & textile design
B.A./B.Sc in Fashion Design (3 Years)
- Fashion merchandising & consumer trend analysis
- Accessories, ornamentation & portfolio development
- Theme-based fashion show preparation
- Export marketing & research project
MBA in Fashion Technology Management (2 Years)
- Apparel marketing, manufacturing & processing
- Business law, HRM & financial analysis
- Fashion theory, fabric production & merchandising
- Management skills tailored for fashion professionals
Career Paths in Fashion Design
Explore various roles in the fashion industry, including:
- Fashion Designer / Consultant / Stylist
- Fashion Coordinator / Sampling Coordinator
- Sketcher / Cutting Assistant
- Fashion Choreographer
- Boutique Owner / Entrepreneur
- Fashion Faculty
What Does a Fashion Designer Do?
A professional fashion designer:
- Creates original clothing and accessory designs
- Selects fabrics and trims
- Uses pattern drafting and draping techniques
- Stays updated on fashion trends and fabric innovations
- Showcases designs in fashion shows and to buyers
Designers may work for luxury brands, mass-market manufacturers, or as independent fashion entrepreneurs. The industry offers diverse opportunities—from high-end couture to retail-ready fashion lines.
Key Skills for a Fashion Designing Career
- Creativity & originality
- Strong understanding of fabric and color theory
- CAD and fashion illustration skills
- Problem-solving and idea generation
- Market trend analysis
- Communication and coordination
Admission Process
Admission is conducted through an entrance test or personal interview.
Admission Sessions:
- July Session: Apply between April – August
- December Session: Apply between October – January