Licenciatura en Diseño de Moda

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Fashion Design and Business

The future of fashion begins here.

The curriculum for the Bachelor’s Degree in Fashion Design includes courses focused on design specialization, innovation methodology, and business fundamentals. Our students and graduates have participated in international fashion events such as New York Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week, Tokyo Fashion Week, among others.

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Process innovation

Types of logical and critical thinking

1º semester

Design fundamentals

Object semantics through visual codes

1º semester

The evolution of design

Culture and technology in the modern and post-modern consumption era

1º semester

Drawing I

Idea conceptualization and representation through images

1º semester

Business culture

The economic context of the globalization era

1º semester

Digital Drawing

Vector graphics and digital tools for drawing

1º semester

2D Prototyping

2D Visual model creation

1º semester

Information Analysis

Formal research principles

2º semester

Photography and composition

The role of photography in graphic design

2º semester

Introduction to fashion

Techniques and skills to develop a fashion collection

2º semester

Drawing II

Graphic vocabulary of the architectonic drawing

2º semester

Project administration

Methods and tools for project management

2º semester

Digital Layout

Software tools for object simulation

2º semester

3D Prototyping

3D model construction

2º semester

Ethnography I: Observation

Research methods for field data investigation.

3º semester

Basic commercial fashion design

Commercial fashion designs taking into account building systems.

3º semester

Fundamentals of fashion

The evolution of fashion over the years.

3º semester

Pattern design and modeling

Techniques and skills needed to develop patterns.

3º semester

Value proposal

Define and solve market groups

3º semester

Illustration I

Illustration to develop a collection of fashion.

3º semester

Construction and Assembly of garments

How to build clothes using patterns.

3º semester

Ethnography II: interviews

Tools for interview protocol design.

4º semester

Commercial fashion design

Fashion through building systems and quality parameters.

4º semester

Textiles

Types of weaving, finishing, weight and quality.

4º semester

Pattern design and tailoring

Basic principles of pattern design, modeling and fabric cutting techniques.

4º semester

Relationships and channels

Definition of market segments.

4º semester

Illustration II

Techniques of illustration: watercolor, inks, pastel and mixed media.

4º semester

Construction and Assembly of garments II

Commercial fashion processes to be able to save material.

4º semester

Ethnography III: Cultural objects

Social and cultural conext

5º semester

Sustainable fashion design

Fashion designs sustainable by applying social business concepts.

5º semester

Consumer behavior

Psychological factors influencing the customer

5º semester

Pattern design and textile technology

The texture, stiffness, strength, or the fall of a fabric in patterns.

5º semester

Alliances

Partners and suppliers

5º semester

Digital illustration

Digital tools to interpret basic subjects of fashion.

5º semester

Construction and Assembly of garments III

New techniques for the construction of experimental items.

5º semester

Participatory design

Techniques for participatory design and business management

6º semester

Conceptual fashion Design

Modeling, traditional patterns, manual and mechanic making

6º semester

Creation of accessories

Design and development of accessories.

6º semester

Pattern design and textile integration

Research and development for preparation and textile parts assembly.

6º semester

Cost and revenue structure

Economic and accountable aspects for design projects

6º semester

Fashion photography

Promotion and marketing of fashion through photography.

6º semester

Construction and Assembly of garments IV

New processes for the construction of garments.

6º semester

Co-design

Social, ethical and cultural aspects of any design project

7º semester

Own brand design

Proposal of fashion based on the structure of the Mexican brands.

7º semester

Collection Development

Preparation and representation of a collection according to the market.

7º semester

Contemporary pattern

The patterns of different cultures.

7º semester

Project plan

How to manage a project

7º semester

Editorial and styling

Editorial design in conjunction with fashion styling.

7º semester

Construction and Assembly of items V

New techniques and machinery for the mass production of clothing.

7º semester

Investigation

New business conditions in the global economy

8º semester

Concept analysis

Tranform data into useful information

8º semester

Result interpretation

Methods for result interpretation

8º semester

Production and documentation

How to document a design project

8º semester

Multidisciplinary team management

Personal strenghts and weaknesses

8º semester

Concept proposal

Proposal evaluation and strategic project definition

8º semester

Concept tests

Tools for project experience evaluation

8º semester

Concept synthesis

Methods for concept synthesis

9º semester

Concept validation

General criteria for project validation

9º semester

Production and documentation

Business models and result evaluation

9º semester

Business strategy

How to create and manage business model stages

9º semester

Post Production

Business monitoring

9º semester

Success Stories

The result
of our experience

Tokyo Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week

Milano Fashion Week

INFRARROJO

MAKALO

Portada Glamour Bulgaria

Arts of Fashion

Küerno

Bijoux, Bijoux

Virtual Fashion Runway

Bijoux, Bijoux

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Case Studies on Behance

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and leaders with international quality.

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Bachelor of Fashion Design and Business

Fashion Design and Business

The future of fashion begins here.

Degree Plan

A degree plan built specially for you.

Process innovation

Design fundamentals

The evolution of design

Drawing I

Business culture

Digital Drawing

2D Prototyping

Information Analysis

Photography and composition

Introduction to fashion

Drawing II

Project administration

Digital Layout

3D Prototyping

Ethnography I: Observation

Basic commercial fashion design

Fundamentals of fashion

Pattern design and modeling

Value proposal

Illustration I

Construction and Assembly of garments

Ethnography II: interviews

Commercial fashion design

Textiles

Pattern design and tailoring

Relationships and channels

Illustration II

Construction and Assembly of garments II

Ethnography III: Cultural objects

Sustainable fashion design

Consumer behavior

Pattern design and textile technology

Alliances

Digital illustration

Construction and Assembly of garments III

Participatory design

Conceptual fashion Design

Creation of accessories

Pattern design and textile integration

Cost and revenue structure

Fashion photography

Construction and Assembly of garments IV

Co-design

Own brand design

Collection Development

Contemporary pattern

Project plan

Editorial and styling

Construction and Assembly of items V

Investigation

Concept analysis

Result interpretation

Production and documentation

Multidisciplinary team management

Concept proposal

Concept tests

Concept synthesis

Concept validation

Production and documentation

Business strategy

Post Production

Success Stories

The result of our experience

Tokyo Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week

Milano Fashion Week

INFRARROJO

MAKALO

Portada Glamour Bulgaria

Arts of Fashion

Küerno

Bijoux, Bijoux

Virtual Fashion Runway

Bijoux, Bijoux

See more Case Studies on Behance

The result
of our experience

See more
Case Studies on Behance