Tag: Fabric Styling
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Instructor Spotlight: Jeanne Levinson
Jeanne Levinson is an experienced freelance textile designer in home furnishings whose clients have included Schumacher, Waverly, and Brunschwig & Fils. She graduated from U Mass., Dartmouth, B.S. in Textile Design and Fashion. Prof. Levinson has taught at FIT as an adjunct professor in the Textile/Surface/Fabric Styling Dept. since 2003 and at the Art Institute NYC since 2004. She…
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My Goals
Hey lovely readers, Ever since I’ve started the precollege program at FIT, it really makes you look at your future in all aspects. It could be extremely stressful but also extremely enjoyable and satisfying. When you finally know what you want and how to get there. For myself, I have quite the grasp on what…
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Trends for Fall 2015
November just began meaning colder weather is approaching.This could mean an excuse to do more shopping than usual. What else is better than staying warm and in style? Here are some trends I’ve been seeing everywhere and absolutely love. Over the knee boots: Effortless and stunning on any body type. These boots will keep you…
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Inspiration Filled Lunch Break
During my lunch break, I usually walk from the C building to the D building just to look at some of the creative things in the lobby. Some of the things that I have seen are in the picture above. I found the quotes on the board really inspiring. As a student at F.I.T., I…
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Congratulations Rachel!
CONGRATULATIONS TO RACHEL DEAN WHO WAS JUST ACCEPTED TO FIT THIS FALL FOR FASHION MERCHANDISING MANAGEMENT! Student: Rachel Dean Major: Fashion Merchandising Management Courses taken in Precollege Programs include: HFS 180 Fabric Styling for Fashion HPM 067 Manual Patternmaking and Sewing Were you accepted to FIT this fall too? We’d love to feature you on the…
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In The Halls: Michaela
Student: Michaela (15) Springfield, NJ Program: Saturday Live Precollege Course: HFM 060: Ins and Outs of Fashion Merchandising & HFS 180 Fabric Styling for Fashion Describe your personal style? I’m the perfect mix between edgy and vintage.. not too simple but not too out there. Where do you go on your breaks from class? Sometimes I stay in class…