Bachelor of Design in Fashion Design Technology

Fashion designing isn’t just stuck at sketching, tailoring, or just designing. Meet Ronak Kishor Joshi, a D.Design student at Parul University, who has turned his first-hand experience on the ramp at a fashion show and inside a working fashion label into a career. He worked super hard, and that’s when he saw how design and marketing come together. This was the sole inspiration behind how he wanted to start his own product!

Luciana Tiffany travelled from Madagascar to India to turn a childhood fascination with construction into an interior design degree. Her journey, cultural adaptation, a curriculum that fed her love of building, and an internship she secured entirely on her own, is a clear picture of what studying design in India as an international student is really like.

Sangita Dhola arrived at her fashion diploma too shy to speak in front of a class. She left having designed a full final collection, walked garments down a ramp, and completed a boutique internship, transformed as much in confidence as in craft. Her journey is a clear look at what a diploma in fashion design actually builds.

Usually, creativity is more than enough to get noticed, but to get hired is altogether a different game. The real skills you need for becoming a successful designer include communication, teamwork, leadership attitude, discipline and client management skills.

India’s ethnic wear is one of the richest design traditions in the world, and building a career in ethnic wear design means learning to blend embroidery, handloom, and heritage craft with modern fashion. Here is what the field involves, through a Parul University student building toward her own brand.

Every fashion degree ends with one project that stands in for the whole thing: the graduation collection. Knowing how to create a fashion design collection, from concept to runway, is the real test of the degree. Here is the process, walked through one Parul Institute of Design collection called Fluid Frost.

It’s a sheer fact that almost all the students treat an internship as just another task to complete. But for Laxmi Biradar, a passionate Fashion Design graduate from Parul Institute of Design, who championed her internship at a Bengaluru-based Luxury Menswear Studio. The entire journey was an offbeat experience, as that’s when she moved beyond her portfolio and curated 10 of the best designs that were sold to real-time clients!

Heer Manseta’s first job at a fashion brand involved designing. It also involved production, quality checking, client dealing, order management, fittings, inventory, online orders and dispatch. That range is not unusual. It is what the job is, and most students have no idea before they arrive.

Abha Kalode completed her Master’s in Fashion Merchandising at Parul Institute of Design as an Academic Scholar with a CGPA of 9.54. She secured her Raymond internship by skipping the application process entirely and pitching her research idea straight to plant management.

Dhvani Patel learned to sew from a tailor in her village because nobody there knew what a fashion designer was. Six years later, across a diploma and a degree at Parul University, she had beaten her fear of design software and built a pattern system of her own.

Meet Krisha Patel – a Parul University fashion design student who won the title of Best Collection for a Japanese-philosophy-driven wabi-sabi collection. She championed her own internship at her own, and that’s when she was offered a full-time role before her graduation. Read her inspiring story!

Meet Professor Ashish Jasuja – he has spent years building fire, smoke and destruction for top and trending films such as Fast X and Brahmastra. Currently, he is teaching design and guiding students at the Faculty of Design, Parul University. Read how he

The B.Design student, Pooja Avinash Patil, a graduate from Parul Institute of Design (Fashion Design) took experience at every department of a Surat textile factory during her internship. She got an opportunity to learn about materials and buyers first and now works as an AI-assisted print designer at Vishwas Creations.

Sanskriti Singh, a B.Des Fashion Design student at Parul Institute of Design, walked into an interview with her final academic garment project, won a menswear design role on the spot, mastered the science of natural fabrics, and built a kintsugi-inspired sustainable graduation collection before choosing her own next step.