The Fashion Archive you could always do a indiegogo to start financing a digital or paper publication . I’d love to subscribe to hear your opinion on the industry
That’s the main issue I have because people don’t like to call their stuff mech, they say it’s a “brand.” Then they come out with hoodies in different colours with a slogan and charge loads for it
I completely agree. Before entering university, I thought I could study something else and learn the fashion design part by my self. But now that I am studying it, I can't imagine learning all of this without the tools the uni gives me. They teach method, techniques and help you find partnerships for your future career. You only fail if you don't work enough to make it into the fashion world
Yes so tired of everyone thinking they are a fashion designer without knowing anything about it. Also how did you get those internships without a fashion education though?
It’s so annoying. Everyone thinks because they print on gildan t shirts they’re the next Rei Kawakubo it’s so frustrating. As for the internships maybe I should make a video on it. So many people have asked
Wish fashion was accessible in school. During the last years i have evolved so much fashionwise but i wasnt able to study it because of my lack of portfolio. Now im studying business but i try to do as much as i can on my own without any formal education to become a fashion designer.
O B Y K V N X B Y pretty much in the same path as you. My passion has always been in the creative field but I'm playing safe right now by majoring in business or a steam field while working on my passion.
Well helmut Lang kinda learned how to sew, not fashion design. He wanted to create clothes that he couldnt find. Let us all remember that sometimes, luck, connections and money play in the mix. Plus remember, LeeMcQueen was a tailor in Saville Row but because an influencer named Isabella Blow got him into the scene!!! Take fashion design if you want. Karl Lagerfeld was a fashion illustrator!!! Plus he came from money!!!!!! So please let us not blinf ourselves!!!
Point I made in the video: It isn’t 100% necessary to study fashion design but is important to realise all the hours and work that goes into making a great designer if you don’t study it formally
I’ve felt very strongly about going to school for fashion design for a while and have been told it’s not necessary to have a degree anymore but I feel it is important if I want learn more in depth and work on my craft, I think people forget it’s not just about sewing but so much more. Nowadays people are popping up with “brands” everywhere. Thanks for sharing your perspective
Also, one thing you didn’t mention about Rei, she went to one of the most prestigious schools studying fine art. She was able to come into fashion with her own new perspective, while also having had years of experience in the industry.
I'm a fashion design student in Paris and I totally agree with you. Past the fact that you'll learn how to sew and maybe draw, going to design school is a way to nurture your creativity and, depending on schools, learn new ways to create(through new technologies). When I first planned on applying to fashion design school many people told me that "I could still work in fashion w/out a fashion degree" but as far as I am in my education, I'm glad I didn't listen to them. I've learn some things my passion only couldn't have taught me, things I couldn't have learn by myself WHILE studying another degree. Lastly, fashion school is a good way to build your portfolio with the help of professionals and create your relationships in the industry.
nna paul I never had sewing lessons. The only relationship I had with sewing is through customs and clothes I made myself during my free time when I was in high school and middle school.
I believe that a fashion designer is someone that has knowledge of the process of create a garment! I don't think is "cool" for somebody that sew panties and hoodies for their merch be considered a fashion designer when they don't even know how to sketch or understand a fashion illustration or even doesn't have knowledge about fabrics at all!! That's what I think. U are amazing ❤️
I agree also when I try to learn about fashion design I realized that the information that I got it’s not organized for example idk when I should learn about textile and when I should learn how to do moodboard. school is great for organizing your time.
I def recommend studying fashion design if you want to be a designer! Having all the info and resources all at once helps a lot in my opinion. I’m studying Fashion Merchandising at the moment and I’ve learned so much in school, I don’t think I would’ve been able to learn all that info on my own.
I agree with you on the fact that by going to school you learn all about the craft etc. I just think that people tend to forget it’s not just about learning to sketch and sew. It’s sooooo much more! But quality content as always Ayo! Can’t wait for the brand and support it ❤️
I studied visual communication and photography before going to university. I'm now studying BA Fashion Communication with Business Studies and looking to do my MA in Fashion Communication next year. The more/deeper I've been studying fashion the more I find myself wanting to design however when making that choice when I was younger, I was always naturally drawn to Image Making more. I don't regret my decision because I really love what I do, however I think when you're naturally creative you always want to jump straight into the next thing. Especially after interning at Burberry last year for the Fabric and Trims development team it's really opened my eyes to what more I could do however I don't think everyone is naturally cut out to be a designer and we need people within the other creative aspects of the industry. It's just as important
I love your content as a young artist and someone who is passionate about fashion and creativity I love to see other creatives express that passion and inspire others, especially those of color. Thank you !!
I read 1Granary do an interview where they said too many young designers from CSM and other places get famous too quickly, and then get sucked in to appear in every every event. They miss deadlines and squander their career before it started. They also mention how other uoung esigners usually are woefully unprepared for their first collection. Some get selected for NYC fashion week and have to get everything done i a month. They don't have the means or know how to get anything done.
Everything you said is right and I totally agree, I'm currently 21 but I started my journey in Fashion when I was 17, sketching and illustration I'm self taught but when it came to the technicalities of garment construction I had to learn from someone else and luckily I apprenticed with a tailor with over 31 years of experience and internship really helped me also because you get to see the process of garment making as a business and not as a class project. Also like you said "master your craft" I'm currently taking classes for pattern drafting which is of great help when designing. School is great but it doesn't define creativity. Ayo keep it up with your amazing content you're really inspiring.
Keep grinding haha, nothing in life is easy. And nah I’ve always been good with the business side of things mainly due to mentoring from my parents but the internships I’ve done have definitely put me in a much better position to understand the logistics involved in starting a brand
great video man! i’m applying to fashion schools soon, and i honestly can’t decide between Design and Business Management. really liked the video dawg!
If you’re obsessed with fashion and want to be a fashion designer I’d say study design. However, business management is a safer option and provides you with a wider range of opportunities. The choice is yours
In my opinion you need to study fashion design. Because without those angry teachers puting deadlines for every single project and shouting at you everyday to motivate you. You will never open your mind by yourself to see to search and to think to express.. Its not about sewing or pattern making as much as it about how to think and creat a brand standing for specific clients type. Being a fashion designer means having your own point of view.. And your point of view must be unique enough because nobody need another galliano theres already one.. Without being in one of the top ten schools in the world its hard to reach thst level of thinking. Good luck dude
i think thats somewhat true but developing a perspective is not taught many people study fashion and get put under other people because they don't have a strong vision. I believe , its your duty to develop your own perspective cause uni doesn't teach you that.
Yeah I agree with De Prince Living My Passions. If developing a perspective was taught then everyone who studied fashion design at the best schools would more or less 'make it', but that is far from the case... There's also advantages to coming to the industry from another background, so long as you invest time to learn the basics. Uniqueness isn't something that's lab-grown, but the right environment can nourish what's already there.
I really enjoyed this video. I myself study fashion journalism and I feel that formally studying the subject has helped me tremendously. You can learn many things on your own, but sometimes getting an education in something helps you to learn about the subject in a multi-faceted way. I have taken classes in fashion public relations, forecasting, and marketing during my studies. I feel these classes give me tools and different perspectives that allow me to write more knowledgeably on the subject. Fashion is such a broad field that it can be tricky knowing where to guide your attention as you build your knowledge and skillset if you don't take classes in the subject. Of course, formal education in a subject isn't a guarantee or always necessary, but it helps to take away some of the guesswork. Educational costs can be an issue, unfortunately. It is hard to find schools that have some of the other areas of fashion studies and it can be very expensive to do so.
Virgil Abloh himself said that the type of designer he wanted to take his place was the type that didn’t have fashion school background. There’s a reason for that. Fashion school can mold designers into a box. He wanted someone who can think and design outside of that box. So for anyone who can’t afford fashion school, don’t let the comments discourage you. Being taught by the best of the best designers does not guarantee you to be the a great designer yourself. Just food for thought
Its abut what you put in your work doesn't matter in which field ! Especially if you wanna be creative and bringing your own label up its gonna be a long process . Sometimes theres no light but its process - you will get to your goal I think its definitely good to go to fashion design school if you have the opportunities but it doesn't grant anything ! Even the knowledge they offer you - you have to take that knowledge first and understand it and use it - no school is a guarantee for a successful career - doesn't matter which field guys Good luck everyone with anything you wanna do in your life !
100% Facts, Fashion Collage does not grantee anything. You need to take the initiative, work hard, gain the knowledge and also the experience and passion.
Def agree with you. I just started fashion school (it's an unknown one but oh well...) and in those two months I learned things I wouldn't hmeven have thought of. It's a lot of work but it's worth it.
I'm apparently in college doing my fashion and design course. I totally agree with you 100% that it's inevitable to study fashion and design in school because all the tools and techniques are offered and this is best foundation ground for anyone who wants to be a great fashion designer.
It depends on what you want from the industry. If you ask me, creativity for the most part comes naturally. If you want to make it to the very top then I completely agree in that those who study fashion design have a huge advantage. Passion and authenticity are key and if you can get that strong message to an audience willing to support you (that in itself being a key skill) then that can only stand you in good stead.
I definitely agree. A lot of reasons why designers fail is not even because they can’t design. It’s just a lack of communication to an audience that would otherwise love and buy their designs
@@FashionRoadman I agree. What's your take on the concept that in this internet age its easier than ever to be successful even if you don't have formal training? Fashion wise you can argue that its hard to be accepted by a somewhat cliquey industry but you would have said the same about musicians and record labels 10-15 years ago
Great point about the musicians. The internet age definitely made it easier because now genuinely anyone can build a following whereas before you had to go through certain channels so you only made it if the people in positions of power wanted you to or liked you.
Tom Ford studied architecture at Parsons which upon first thought seemed to have nothing to do with fashion design, he even misrepresented himself a little when applying for an internship at Chloe I think, without informing the interviewer that he studied a different program. He went into the business with zero knowledge of sewing or pattern-making. However, he was a genius, and the truth is, his architectural background technically got him off to a good start. It's a similar design system which prepared him with the essential learning skills. Most importantly, the artistic progress that is called Critical Thinking - something that any top art academy program nowadays drills into you during your study. It doesn't come to us naturally unfortunately, most people will have to learn it systematically. It's much more than just the tools and resources and technical helps you need.
For me studying (formal) fashion design is not really necessary to be a fashion designer. And while I believe taste is personal, going to fashion school really helped me refine my taste level design-wise and construction-wise.
If you want to start your own brand you don’t need to have a fashion degree, but you should study everything in your respective craft eg footwear, pattern making, textile design etc if you want to work for a brand you will most certainly need a fashion degree. I started working in footwear development 6 years ago and trying to transition into material design and it is impossible without a degree.
Couldn't agree more. I am appalled when people with no fashion education whatsoever start working in fashion. Personally studying fashion changed me. Even if not the school, but the environment and being around same-minded people helped me a lot in developing myself.
It’s just annoying these days, everyone thinks they can be a designer with no training or experience at all whether formal or informal. It’s what has led to the rise of all these tasteless instagram brands with no narrative.
i've been studying mechanical Engineering for 3 years now and a couple weeks ago i said fucc it and now im studying fashion desing and im waaay happier :)
I agree with this sentiment. I think that the benefit of going to school is that school (itself) serves as an incubator. a lot of what one will have to do outside of school (i.e. networking) will be laid out for you. also, instead of shooting in the dark to find your interest- there lessons that serve as points of departure for students as they inform themselves on the field, as well as find their interest. a potential con in going to school is that there is (sometimes) a laser focus on how to succeed commercially- oppose to creatively. what are you all's thoughts?
I think fashion designing needs both experiment and talent equally. U need to experience visually. So if u have the talent u should apply for an internship and learn it pratically. I don’t know the method taught in expensive institutes but I’m studying in a public accademy in italy but I think it’s just waisting time studying it. But i need the degree to apply for internships.
Hey, watching your video from Kenya. Also 21 years old and a PR major. The fashion industry here is not as lucrative due to fast fashion and thrift shopping. However I've interned with one of the best designers in the country. This video has come through for a crisis I've been having for a while. I wanna take pattern drafting and draping classes. The market here is shitty and depressing tho lol.
Hey, thanks for watching and shoutout to Kenya 🇰🇪. I think us africans need to remember that yes the industry isn’t as structured as in the west but it has some pros. One of the big pros is they fabrics are very cheap in places like Kenya so it allows you to afford to be able to experiment more in terms of design.
I just left fashion college half way .... the college I went to wasted my time ....thinking of going back to different one only to get a certificate..... tbh all u need is a degree in fashion ... sometimes even if u have the skills brands won't give u an internship unless and until u show them a certificate.... so yeah....
This is why I’m going to get a certificate - to get more work. I learned to sew and design when I was 12 (over 20 years ago) but sometimes that means nothing to people.
As a technical design student, I cannot stress enough about construction, draping and drafting is extremely crucial, you have to have the fundamental knowledge of construction in order to create garments. Just my two cents.
I totally agree and that’s why I always push back against people who want to be designers but don’t want to study it. It’s definitely possible but one has to know all the aspects of fashion that make a good designer (if they decide to not be formally trained in design) which can only be achieved shadowing an extremely experienced designer.
@@FashionRoadman Exactly, there are designers such as Raf or Helmut that didn't study fashion design but was able to acquire their knowledge and skill set in apparel. Another issue is that there're so many people trying to pursue in design nowadays and all want to have their own brands, a previous instructor of mine used to say "not everyone can do design." I find it extremely accurate because one not only needs construction knowledge but also consistency and a strong sense of aesthetics to create a cohesive collection. Many think that designing is just drawing random stuff but it's not, there's so much more to process of development.
hi! i am a high school graduate and i am trying to gather as much information as i can about going to school for fashion but i want to become a stylist instead of a designer. i currently do not have much experience with sewing (i definitely want to change that) but i do occasionally sketch. do you have any advice for what path i should take and what i can do to be prepared when i start school? anything you can think of will be helpful!
just on a side note: karl lagerfeld was drawing/painting/scribbling from a very early age on, long before the age of 16 (saw that in a documentary by arte tv)
As a fashion student I feel like it's not absolutely necessary to study design but it is nigh on impossible to get all the best information and education about the topic that you do need to design and create clothes without either doing a degree in it, or in some other institution I guess, basically I don't think that someone could just sit at home, do research on the internet and whatever else, with no instruction from an actual educator, tutor or some kind of mentor and become a designer
Exactly what I was trying to tell people in this video. I think people these days genuinely think they can just sit at home and watch RUclips and become a great designer without interning, doing an apprenticeship or studying fashion design
The workload is a bit much but I think it is worth it! But if you're more interested to become a merchandiser, a buyer or stylist, study fashion business, like me. Lol
Great video! Not to debate with you but the Fashion industry is really dying and as of now, I dont recommend Fashion School for anyone. There are no jobs and the ones that are available take advantage and pay really low. I would happy to discuss with you as I'm working on a video about the Fashion industry. Keep up the good work!
No problem, a lack of jobs in the fashion industry has not been my experience personally. Also, the fashion industry is the second most profitable industry in the UK so if anything it’s growing not dying. That being said I’m always down for a discussion
@@FashionRoadman Here in the US, NYC was the place to go and I have been in the industry for 13 years and witnessing the decline first hand. Europe I know is still doing much better. I am still doing research and would love to collab on the subject, I will definitely keep in touch. Keep up the amazing work!
This came at the most perfect time lol. I want to learn it both, the business side anD the yknow, design because i want to have as much control as possible but idk lol Im super duper excited tho 🤗💖💕 I'm 15 at 10th grade so I'm about to graduate and I'm just gonna do itttt. I'm doing this.
Amazing, I wish you luck. Also no one successful can have 100% control of every aspect of a brand, it’s just logistically impossible. So long as you are in control creatively and have legal ownership of the brand you’ll be fine
Ugh my dream university doesn’t have fashion design as a major or minor. I want to study finance but I’d like to study fashion design as well. Combining the two would be a dream
I would adore to study fashion design, not even to become a designer just studying it 🧐 but I’m already studying something else. If you’re going to fashion school I envy you!
Studying FD obviously makes a strong base n boosts creativity process faster. But at the same time no one learnt FD at specific school. Art is free n not a must to have background in that field. That's how unique designs come on table.
You’re 100% right and that’s why I’m not studying fashion design. Maybe you didn’t get the point of this video because I didn’t make my point Well. I was basically saying that if people aren’t going to study fashion design they need to intern or work as an apprentice. Either way they need to be working on their craft. People thinking they’re the next Rei Kawakubo with no formal training has led to this rise of tasteless instagram brands
Mind if I ask how old you are? I’m 26, is it too late to start studying fashion design in school (the only knowledge is fashion i have is 3 years in fashion show production but I fell inlove with the craft). How about interning at 29 (when I finish fashion school) Thank you for the video
I’m 21 so relatively young but either way it’s never too late. In fashion also, who you know is way more important than what you’ve done / what qualifications you have so I’d say whatever you’re doing work on building relationships and connections
Either way ...through a degree or experience - You gotta put in the work. Those hours show in whatever you do in life. What does it take to become X? You gotta put in them hours boiiiii.
In this age of e-commerce labels and collaborations would you still consider a fashion design degree necessary. Would you consider the creative directors of such brands "designers".
It’s not necessary but if one doesn’t study a degree you have to put the kind of work in that the likes of Rei Kawakubo and Raf Simons did. Can’t just stay at home watching RUclips videos on how to design and expect to become a great designer. The other option is being a sell out like Virgil abloh and using hype and exploitation to push your way to the top but that way means you’ll never truly be respected
@@FashionRoadman basically i am still in highschool but lately i have been getting very interested in fashion lately i always new that i loved fashion like at the age of 5 i used to try match outfits together and stuff but i never took it serious but now that am 16 i am developing so much passion for fashion but dont know in what direction to go in if creating or modelling its like am at the cross road an am confused like my interest in diffent place like i know definately no matter what that am still gonna do buisness like forex and stock trading etc but what advice would you give if i was to fully commit to fashion and how also how do you improve your personal style
@@mercyobasohan5975 Whatever you are doing modelling doesn't require the training of anything else, it's more a genetic lottery so I wouldn't focus too much on that. Luckily we are in the internet age where there is a youtube tutorial on every single fashion design technique so I'd say definitely try some stuff out first and see if you like designing enough to consider it as a career because it's tough. Also, in terms of finding your personal style, just learn about more brands and explore more styles, niches and brands and eventually you'll find what you like the most. Style is also always evolving so you'll never have one style for the rest of your life.
Not everyone can go to school but what’s more important is more being educated whether informal or formal. I’m sure you can take classes on the weekends for example or whenever you’re free.
Do you think its possible to go into Fashion Design later after earning a productdesign/interiordesign degree? Because Raf, Samuel Ross, Mugler went that route. I think the lines are blurring between architecture/interior/fashion etc. Personally im studying Productdeisgn right now but my passion for fashion is huge.
If you want to have a brand it depends what side you want to have control over. If you want creative control it’s best you study design. If you want business control it’s best to study things like accounting, business management etc. If you want to be in control of the marketing / PR side it’s best to study media, marketing, personal relations or communications. There are a lot of aspects to running a successful fashion brand so it really depends
Architecture is still an advanced design profession. When you study architecture you learn the complex process of design, in this case being structures as opposed to garments. These skills are definitely transferrable into fashion design.
I would love ur opinion on my journey! I’m a passionate fashion designer currently studying in a 2 yr college but do u think it is important to get a university Bachelors degree when it comes to fashion design? Because I believe that I already have the creative artistry and I just wanted to learn everything else in design such as techniques etc. But now I’m not too sure whether I can be taken seriously for internships now that I don’t ha a degree.
Hi this is my first time watching your video so excuse me if I ask questions you might have talked about before, I am doing art foundation rn hesitating to do a fashion degree. I am torn between that and Psychology for which I am holding a degree place at uni. I am not a confident person I always think I am not creative enough, definitely not as radical as a lot of art students. Would you say fashion also really requires natural talent? I am also worried that I won't be able to get into CSM as it is really competitive. If you were me what would you do? Any suggestion? ps. I know this is still my decision after all but would love to have some advices from fashion people. thanks
I’d say if you’re not 100% on fashion design definitely study psychology. Fashion is a long gruelling journey, even more if you’re not fully into it. Also, psychology is a safer option
hmmm i dont mind working all day long, it is just that sometimes i struggle to be creative:( i dont know. but i dont want to give up fashion yet, would you say its possible to go back to fashion after my degree? I know you are doing internships to gain the knowledge but I dont know if i will be lucky enough to have the chance getting an internship
Yo man great video. I need some advice.im currently 21 and totally changed my career path leading into fashion design. Do you think it’s too late considering I’m already 21?
Anything to do with fashion will always help you be a better designer. Reason being, there is a huge business side of fashion that leads to the downfall of many designers.
You have a lot of time before you’re going to study so work on your craft before you even take the course. Some examples of things you can learn about : material science, colour science & pattern making
It depends where you go, what country you’re from etc. If you can’t go to design school and you want to be a designer it is advisable that you find a mentor close to where you live who’s a highly experienced designer or tailor and you just work under them for a very long time to gain all the skills you need.
That isn’t necessarily. Any decent fashion school will teach you the very important concepts in fashion design however it’s always up to the student to go the extra mile.
There is no specific style that people have to have, so what’s more important is that you learn the design skills required to bring your creative and unique ideas to life.
if i wanna start a well-thought-out streetwear brand, do u think i should build a loyal following on social media first like these youtubers then drop ? also i'm very into fashion design so i'll read up on that in my spare time
Am designing and sewing but didn't go to fashion school. So should I say am not a designer @house_of_adaa my instagram page. I want to build a brand please advice me on what to do. I will really appreciate it
You’re of course still a designer. The title isn’t solely reserved for those that study it. I think the issue I have these days are there are a lot of “creative directors” who have never altered a garment in their life going to factories to get product made and then calling themselves designers Also, shoot me a DM on insta and I’ll check out your brand ❤️
![I.N "HALLUCINATION" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n5B5q1Hwt_U/mqdefault.jpg)
You should start a Blog/Forum. It would be tight to see this become a unbiased raw fashion magazine. Just an Idea
This a definitely a good idea. I’m considering making a fashion publication much later on in life when my financial situation is a lot better
The Fashion Archive you could always do a indiegogo to start financing a digital or paper publication . I’d love to subscribe to hear your opinion on the industry
Very true but I do have a patreon so I don’t want to overdo it for now haha
The Fashion Archive can’t wait my homie
i feel that "merch" or brands by youtubers never really work because there all ways very fast fashion like.
This is very true but there are exceptions like reworked & Staatsballet especially
Plus some of there “merch”or fashion can usually just be hoodies with a simple slogan for a unreasonable price.
That’s the main issue I have because people don’t like to call their stuff mech, they say it’s a “brand.” Then they come out with hoodies in different colours with a slogan and charge loads for it
I love the attitude in your voice when you said “you better buy a sewing machine”
🤣🤣
I completely agree. Before entering university, I thought I could study something else and learn the fashion design part by my self. But now that I am studying it, I can't imagine learning all of this without the tools the uni gives me. They teach method, techniques and help you find partnerships for your future career. You only fail if you don't work enough to make it into the fashion world
That’s the issue I have with most people, they overlook how amazing the formal training in fashion design is and how detailed it actually is
I was thinking about doing that, but it is great to start experiencing from uni
Yes so tired of everyone thinking they are a fashion designer without knowing anything about it. Also how did you get those internships without a fashion education though?
It’s so annoying. Everyone thinks because they print on gildan t shirts they’re the next Rei Kawakubo it’s so frustrating. As for the internships maybe I should make a video on it. So many people have asked
I go CSM it aint that deep. Fashion aint that deep as a whole tbh
@@Gatsu289 But do you enjoy it? And think there are loads of opportunities with the course?
Pppppp⁰
@@cynthiaeze6i went to csm, its shit
Wish fashion was accessible in school. During the last years i have evolved so much fashionwise but i wasnt able to study it because of my lack of portfolio. Now im studying business but i try to do as much as i can on my own without any formal education to become a fashion designer.
O B Y K V N X B Y pretty much in the same path as you. My passion has always been in the creative field but I'm playing safe right now by majoring in business or a steam field while working on my passion.
@@kevk4908 i feel you man, hope for the best
O B Y K V N X B Y hope for the best for you too man.
I was in fashion design at my high school and the university I’m wanting to attend after my two years of community college have fashion design tok
Well helmut Lang kinda learned how to sew, not fashion design. He wanted to create clothes that he couldnt find. Let us all remember that sometimes, luck, connections and money play in the mix.
Plus remember, LeeMcQueen was a tailor in Saville Row but because an influencer named Isabella Blow got him into the scene!!! Take fashion design if you want.
Karl Lagerfeld was a fashion illustrator!!! Plus he came from money!!!!!! So please let us not blinf ourselves!!!
Point I made in the video:
It isn’t 100% necessary to study fashion design but is important to realise all the hours and work that goes into making a great designer if you don’t study it formally
I’ve felt very strongly about going to school for fashion design for a while and have been told it’s not necessary to have a degree anymore but I feel it is important if I want learn more in depth and work on my craft, I think people forget it’s not just about sewing but so much more. Nowadays people are popping up with “brands” everywhere. Thanks for sharing your perspective
Another thing that they teach on modern fashion design courses is the business side which is an extremely important aspect that people overlook.
Also, one thing you didn’t mention about Rei, she went to one of the most prestigious schools studying fine art. She was able to come into fashion with her own new perspective, while also having had years of experience in the industry.
This is very true, issue with when I’m speaking from the heart as opposed to reading from a script is a lot of minute details get left out
I'm a fashion design student in Paris and I totally agree with you. Past the fact that you'll learn how to sew and maybe draw, going to design school is a way to nurture your creativity and, depending on schools, learn new ways to create(through new technologies). When I first planned on applying to fashion design school many people told me that "I could still work in fashion w/out a fashion degree" but as far as I am in my education, I'm glad I didn't listen to them. I've learn some things my passion only couldn't have taught me, things I couldn't have learn by myself WHILE studying another degree. Lastly, fashion school is a good way to build your portfolio with the help of professionals and create your relationships in the industry.
JOANNE cool the
Before you went to fashion school did you have any foundation of sewing or you were thought all that in school
nna paul I never had sewing lessons. The only relationship I had with sewing is through customs and clothes I made myself during my free time when I was in high school and middle school.
I believe that a fashion designer is someone that has knowledge of the process of create a garment! I don't think is "cool" for somebody that sew panties and hoodies for their merch be considered a fashion designer when they don't even know how to sketch or understand a fashion illustration or even doesn't have knowledge about fabrics at all!! That's what I think. U are amazing ❤️
I agree also when I try to learn about fashion design I realized that the information that I got it’s not organized for example idk when I should learn about textile and when I should learn how to do moodboard. school is great for organizing your time.
Very true, in school they give you what you need to learn in a great structured order
I def recommend studying fashion design if you want to be a designer! Having all the info and resources all at once helps a lot in my opinion.
I’m studying Fashion Merchandising at the moment and I’ve learned so much in school, I don’t think I would’ve been able to learn all that info on my own.
I agree with you on the fact that by going to school you learn all about the craft etc. I just think that people tend to forget it’s not just about learning to sketch and sew. It’s sooooo much more!
But quality content as always Ayo! Can’t wait for the brand and support it ❤️
I agree, a lot of fashion design courses have marketing modules
The Fashion Archive more than that, it’s about expression, authenticity, strong conceptual ideas
@@Vstrum facts and i feel lots of experience play in as well
I studied visual communication and photography before going to university. I'm now studying BA Fashion Communication with Business Studies and looking to do my MA in Fashion Communication next year. The more/deeper I've been studying fashion the more I find myself wanting to design however when making that choice when I was younger, I was always naturally drawn to Image Making more. I don't regret my decision because I really love what I do, however I think when you're naturally creative you always want to jump straight into the next thing. Especially after interning at Burberry last year for the Fabric and Trims development team it's really opened my eyes to what more I could do however I don't think everyone is naturally cut out to be a designer and we need people within the other creative aspects of the industry. It's just as important
I love your content as a young artist and someone who is passionate about fashion and creativity I love to see other creatives express that passion and inspire others, especially those of color. Thank you !!
Glad you liked the video
I read 1Granary do an interview where they said too many young designers from CSM and other places get famous too quickly, and then get sucked in to appear in every every event. They miss deadlines and squander their career before it started.
They also mention how other uoung esigners usually are woefully unprepared for their first collection. Some get selected for NYC fashion week and have to get everything done i a month. They don't have the means or know how to get anything done.
Everything you said is right and I totally agree, I'm currently 21 but I started my journey in Fashion when I was 17, sketching and illustration I'm self taught but when it came to the technicalities of garment construction I had to learn from someone else and luckily I apprenticed with a tailor with over 31 years of experience and internship really helped me also because you get to see the process of garment making as a business and not as a class project.
Also like you said "master your craft" I'm currently taking classes for pattern drafting which is of great help when designing.
School is great but it doesn't define creativity.
Ayo keep it up with your amazing content you're really inspiring.
Thanks so much I really appreciate it and wish you well with all future endeavours.
I am glad you taking pattern classes which some form of schooling, 💕
thats cool man i think that seeing the process through a business perspective is important and more relist then a class room .
I’m struggling so hard at fashion school 😭 as always I love your channel and your thoughts
Would you rather have learned Business Management...are there any choices you would've made instead...do you feel MORE prepared to start a brand??
Keep grinding haha, nothing in life is easy. And nah I’ve always been good with the business side of things mainly due to mentoring from my parents but the internships I’ve done have definitely put me in a much better position to understand the logistics involved in starting a brand
Fashion school is so hard, try to hang in there, you will make it, manage your time very well it helps a lot
great video man! i’m applying to fashion schools soon, and i honestly can’t decide between Design and Business Management. really liked the video dawg!
If you’re obsessed with fashion and want to be a fashion designer I’d say study design. However, business management is a safer option and provides you with a wider range of opportunities.
The choice is yours
I took business but i wish i would have chosen fashion
odydaddy u can master in fashion business
I did both fashion, merchandising and business, they all help and good luck to you
In my opinion you need to study fashion design. Because without those angry teachers puting deadlines for every single project and shouting at you everyday to motivate you. You will never open your mind by yourself to see to search and to think to express..
Its not about sewing or pattern making as much as it about how to think and creat a brand standing for specific clients type.
Being a fashion designer means having your own point of view..
And your point of view must be unique enough because nobody need another galliano theres already one..
Without being in one of the top ten schools in the world its hard to reach thst level of thinking.
Good luck dude
i think thats somewhat true but developing a perspective is not taught many people study fashion and get put under other people because they don't have a strong vision. I believe , its your duty to develop your own perspective cause uni doesn't teach you that.
Yeah I agree with De Prince Living My Passions. If developing a perspective was taught then everyone who studied fashion design at the best schools would more or less 'make it', but that is far from the case... There's also advantages to coming to the industry from another background, so long as you invest time to learn the basics. Uniqueness isn't something that's lab-grown, but the right environment can nourish what's already there.
creativity is key to fashion
All the best, hope that the blood & sweat invested in your craft will pay off. I'm looking forward to it!
Thanks, really appreciate the support
I really enjoyed this video. I myself study fashion journalism and I feel that formally studying the subject has helped me tremendously. You can learn many things on your own, but sometimes getting an education in something helps you to learn about the subject in a multi-faceted way. I have taken classes in fashion public relations, forecasting, and marketing during my studies. I feel these classes give me tools and different perspectives that allow me to write more knowledgeably on the subject. Fashion is such a broad field that it can be tricky knowing where to guide your attention as you build your knowledge and skillset if you don't take classes in the subject. Of course, formal education in a subject isn't a guarantee or always necessary, but it helps to take away some of the guesswork. Educational costs can be an issue, unfortunately. It is hard to find schools that have some of the other areas of fashion studies and it can be very expensive to do so.
Virgil Abloh himself said that the type of designer he wanted to take his place was the type that didn’t have fashion school background. There’s a reason for that. Fashion school can mold designers into a box. He wanted someone who can think and design outside of that box. So for anyone who can’t afford fashion school, don’t let the comments discourage you. Being taught by the best of the best designers does not guarantee you to be the a great designer yourself. Just food for thought
Its abut what you put in your work doesn't matter in which field ! Especially if you wanna be creative and bringing your own label up its gonna be a long process . Sometimes theres no light but its process - you will get to your goal
I think its definitely good to go to fashion design school if you have the opportunities but it doesn't grant anything ! Even the knowledge they offer you - you have to take that knowledge first and understand it and use it - no school is a guarantee for a successful career - doesn't matter which field guys
Good luck everyone with anything you wanna do in your life !
100% Facts, Fashion Collage does not grantee anything. You need to take the initiative, work hard, gain the knowledge and also the experience and passion.
Thats true !
Def agree with you. I just started fashion school (it's an unknown one but oh well...) and in those two months I learned things I wouldn't hmeven have thought of. It's a lot of work but it's worth it.
Keep grinding 👌🏿
I'm apparently in college doing my fashion and design course. I totally agree with you 100% that it's inevitable to study fashion and design in school because all the tools and techniques are offered and this is best foundation ground for anyone who wants to be a great fashion designer.
You hit the nail on the head
It depends on what you want from the industry. If you ask me, creativity for the most part comes naturally. If you want to make it to the very top then I completely agree in that those who study fashion design have a huge advantage. Passion and authenticity are key and if you can get that strong message to an audience willing to support you (that in itself being a key skill) then that can only stand you in good stead.
I definitely agree. A lot of reasons why designers fail is not even because they can’t design. It’s just a lack of communication to an audience that would otherwise love and buy their designs
@@FashionRoadman I agree. What's your take on the concept that in this internet age its easier than ever to be successful even if you don't have formal training? Fashion wise you can argue that its hard to be accepted by a somewhat cliquey industry but you would have said the same about musicians and record labels 10-15 years ago
Great point about the musicians. The internet age definitely made it easier because now genuinely anyone can build a following whereas before you had to go through certain channels so you only made it if the people in positions of power wanted you to or liked you.
Tom Ford studied architecture at Parsons which upon first thought seemed to have nothing to do with fashion design, he even misrepresented himself a little when applying for an internship at Chloe I think, without informing the interviewer that he studied a different program. He went into the business with zero knowledge of sewing or pattern-making. However, he was a genius, and the truth is, his architectural background technically got him off to a good start. It's a similar design system which prepared him with the essential learning skills. Most importantly, the artistic progress that is called Critical Thinking - something that any top art academy program nowadays drills into you during your study. It doesn't come to us naturally unfortunately, most people will have to learn it systematically. It's much more than just the tools and resources and technical helps you need.
For me studying (formal) fashion design is not really necessary to be a fashion designer. And while I believe taste is personal, going to fashion school really helped me refine my taste level design-wise and construction-wise.
If you want to start your own brand you don’t need to have a fashion degree, but you should study everything in your respective craft eg footwear, pattern making, textile design etc if you want to work for a brand you will most certainly need a fashion degree. I started working in footwear development 6 years ago and trying to transition into material design and it is impossible without a degree.
bros wilson how do someone learn all the craft without going to college
@@iam__zach there is a lot of book.
I'm French and there is at least ten books about fashion, sewing etc...
@@iam__zach youtube, own research, books, certificates, etc
Couldn't agree more. I am appalled when people with no fashion education whatsoever start working in fashion. Personally studying fashion changed me. Even if not the school, but the environment and being around same-minded people helped me a lot in developing myself.
It’s just annoying these days, everyone thinks they can be a designer with no training or experience at all whether formal or informal. It’s what has led to the rise of all these tasteless instagram brands with no narrative.
i've been studying mechanical Engineering for 3 years now and a couple weeks ago i said fucc it and now im studying fashion desing and im waaay happier :)
I agree with this sentiment. I think that the benefit of going to school is that school (itself) serves as an incubator. a lot of what one will have to do outside of school (i.e. networking) will be laid out for you. also, instead of shooting in the dark to find your interest- there lessons that serve as points of departure for students as they inform themselves on the field, as well as find their interest. a potential con in going to school is that there is (sometimes) a laser focus on how to succeed commercially- oppose to creatively.
what are you all's thoughts?
Love your videos man! It’s great finding other people in our industry also post valuable content on RUclips!
I think fashion designing needs both experiment and talent equally. U need to experience visually. So if u have the talent u should apply for an internship and learn it pratically. I don’t know the method taught in expensive institutes but I’m studying in a public accademy in italy but I think it’s just waisting time studying it. But i need the degree to apply for internships.
Hey, watching your video from Kenya. Also 21 years old and a PR major. The fashion industry here is not as lucrative due to fast fashion and thrift shopping. However I've interned with one of the best designers in the country. This video has come through for a crisis I've been having for a while. I wanna take pattern drafting and draping classes. The market here is shitty and depressing tho lol.
Hey, thanks for watching and shoutout to Kenya 🇰🇪. I think us africans need to remember that yes the industry isn’t as structured as in the west but it has some pros. One of the big pros is they fabrics are very cheap in places like Kenya so it allows you to afford to be able to experiment more in terms of design.
I just left fashion college half way .... the college I went to wasted my time ....thinking of going back to different one only to get a certificate..... tbh all u need is a degree in fashion
... sometimes even if u have the skills brands won't give u an internship unless and until u show them a certificate.... so yeah....
Yeah it’s one of those things. No matter how good you are without the paper, people don’t truly respect you. Just the world we live in unfortunately.
@@FashionRoadman tureee
This is why I’m going to get a certificate - to get more work. I learned to sew and design when I was 12 (over 20 years ago) but sometimes that means nothing to people.
As a technical design student, I cannot stress enough about construction, draping and drafting is extremely crucial, you have to have the fundamental knowledge of construction in order to create garments. Just my two cents.
I totally agree and that’s why I always push back against people who want to be designers but don’t want to study it. It’s definitely possible but one has to know all the aspects of fashion that make a good designer (if they decide to not be formally trained in design) which can only be achieved shadowing an extremely experienced designer.
@@FashionRoadman Exactly, there are designers such as Raf or Helmut that didn't study fashion design but was able to acquire their knowledge and skill set in apparel. Another issue is that there're so many people trying to pursue in design nowadays and all want to have their own brands, a previous instructor of mine used to say "not everyone can do design." I find it extremely accurate because one not only needs construction knowledge but also consistency and a strong sense of aesthetics to create a cohesive collection. Many think that designing is just drawing random stuff but it's not, there's so much more to process of development.
You're very wise. Thanks for the advice. I am of the school of thought that a good foundational education is key
hi! i am a high school graduate and i am trying to gather as much information as i can about going to school for fashion but i want to become a stylist instead of a designer. i currently do not have much experience with sewing (i definitely want to change that) but i do occasionally sketch. do you have any advice for what path i should take and what i can do to be prepared when i start school? anything you can think of will be helpful!
just on a side note: karl lagerfeld was drawing/painting/scribbling from a very early age on, long before the age of 16 (saw that in a documentary by arte tv)
As a fashion student I feel like it's not absolutely necessary to study design but it is nigh on impossible to get all the best information and education about the topic that you do need to design and create clothes without either doing a degree in it, or in some other institution I guess, basically I don't think that someone could just sit at home, do research on the internet and whatever else, with no instruction from an actual educator, tutor or some kind of mentor and become a designer
Exactly what I was trying to tell people in this video. I think people these days genuinely think they can just sit at home and watch RUclips and become a great designer without interning, doing an apprenticeship or studying fashion design
How do you feel about online-only fashion schools like University of Fashion?
Could your next video be ur experience in those internships
I’ve got a few videos lined up but definitely remind me in a few weeks and I’ll get it made
I’m here to remind you lol
Jakarri King loool
The workload is a bit much but I think it is worth it! But if you're more interested to become a merchandiser, a buyer or stylist, study fashion business, like me. Lol
100% agree
Great video! Not to debate with you but the Fashion industry is really dying and as of now, I dont recommend Fashion School for anyone. There are no jobs and the ones that are available take advantage and pay really low. I would happy to discuss with you as I'm working on a video about the Fashion industry. Keep up the good work!
No problem, a lack of jobs in the fashion industry has not been my experience personally. Also, the fashion industry is the second most profitable industry in the UK so if anything it’s growing not dying.
That being said I’m always down for a discussion
@@FashionRoadman Here in the US, NYC was the place to go and I have been in the industry for 13 years and witnessing the decline first hand. Europe I know is still doing much better. I am still doing research and would love to collab on the subject, I will definitely keep in touch. Keep up the amazing work!
This came at the most perfect time lol.
I want to learn it both, the business side anD the yknow, design because i want to have as much control as possible but idk lol
Im super duper excited tho 🤗💖💕 I'm 15 at 10th grade so I'm about to graduate and I'm just gonna do itttt. I'm doing this.
Amazing, I wish you luck. Also no one successful can have 100% control of every aspect of a brand, it’s just logistically impossible. So long as you are in control creatively and have legal ownership of the brand you’ll be fine
Ugh my dream university doesn’t have fashion design as a major or minor. I want to study finance but I’d like to study fashion design as well. Combining the two would be a dream
I would adore to study fashion design, not even to become a designer just studying it 🧐 but I’m already studying something else. If you’re going to fashion school I envy you!
Studying FD obviously makes a strong base n boosts creativity process faster. But at the same time no one learnt FD at specific school. Art is free n not a must to have background in that field. That's how unique designs come on table.
You’re 100% right and that’s why I’m not studying fashion design. Maybe you didn’t get the point of this video because I didn’t make my point Well. I was basically saying that if people aren’t going to study fashion design they need to intern or work as an apprentice. Either way they need to be working on their craft.
People thinking they’re the next Rei Kawakubo with no formal training has led to this rise of tasteless instagram brands
I want to study fashion design. I liked drawing and cutting dresses since I was 5:39 child. I want to design clothes that will give God the glory.
Mind if I ask how old you are? I’m 26, is it too late to start studying fashion design in school (the only knowledge is fashion i have is 3 years in fashion show production but I fell inlove with the craft). How about interning at 29 (when I finish fashion school)
Thank you for the video
I’m 21 so relatively young but either way it’s never too late. In fashion also, who you know is way more important than what you’ve done / what qualifications you have so I’d say whatever you’re doing work on building relationships and connections
Either way ...through a degree or experience - You gotta put in the work. Those hours show in whatever you do in life.
What does it take to become X? You gotta put in them hours boiiiii.
Definitely, you’ve got to put time into everything
Business Student here!
In this age of e-commerce labels and collaborations would you still consider a fashion design degree necessary. Would you consider the creative directors of such brands "designers".
It’s not necessary but if one doesn’t study a degree you have to put the kind of work in that the likes of Rei Kawakubo and Raf Simons did. Can’t just stay at home watching RUclips videos on how to design and expect to become a great designer.
The other option is being a sell out like Virgil abloh and using hype and exploitation to push your way to the top but that way means you’ll never truly be respected
Love your video! Hi from a fashion design student in nyc 💕
Glad you liked it
Great video ayo my naija brother i have a lot of questions
Go for it
@@FashionRoadman basically i am still in highschool but lately i have been getting very interested in fashion lately i always new that i loved fashion like at the age of 5 i used to try match outfits together and stuff but i never took it serious but now that am 16 i am developing so much passion for fashion but dont know in what direction to go in if creating or modelling its like am at the cross road an am confused like my interest in diffent place like i know definately no matter what that am still gonna do buisness like forex and stock trading etc but what advice would you give if i was to fully commit to fashion and how also how do you improve your personal style
@@mercyobasohan5975 Whatever you are doing modelling doesn't require the training of anything else, it's more a genetic lottery so I wouldn't focus too much on that. Luckily we are in the internet age where there is a youtube tutorial on every single fashion design technique so I'd say definitely try some stuff out first and see if you like designing enough to consider it as a career because it's tough.
Also, in terms of finding your personal style, just learn about more brands and explore more styles, niches and brands and eventually you'll find what you like the most. Style is also always evolving so you'll never have one style for the rest of your life.
But what if I work full time and don’t have time to go 😩 my local community college requires me to be there long hours but I can’t be there all day
Not everyone can go to school but what’s more important is more being educated whether informal or formal. I’m sure you can take classes on the weekends for example or whenever you’re free.
I am taking classes outside of college ok THANK YOU🤗🤗
👌🏿
Matthew Williams is another example
Do you think its possible to go into Fashion Design later after earning a productdesign/interiordesign degree? Because Raf, Samuel Ross, Mugler went that route. I think the lines are blurring between architecture/interior/fashion etc. Personally im studying Productdeisgn right now but my passion for fashion is huge.
Great video,
My dream is to have a clothing brand primarily online based and maybe with a store. (Similar to KITH)
What do you recommend I study ?
If you want to have a brand it depends what side you want to have control over. If you want creative control it’s best you study design. If you want business control it’s best to study things like accounting, business management etc. If you want to be in control of the marketing / PR side it’s best to study media, marketing, personal relations or communications.
There are a lot of aspects to running a successful fashion brand so it really depends
@@FashionRoadman thank you for responding. This has brought up a lot of things to consider for starting a brand and I'll do more researching
Olivier Rousteing and Jacquemas both dropouts from fashion school (first year)
I was thinking about them
this video did numbers 🍊👍
Yezzir
They are both important
Hless you brother ✌️
Great video!
Thanks
They might not have studied fashion design, but they did do internships for high-end brands before going on their own.
Exactly
hey do i need to know how to sketch in order to do fashion design or do they teach us?
What about Virgil, what do you think about architecture
Architecture is still an advanced design profession. When you study architecture you learn the complex process of design, in this case being structures as opposed to garments. These skills are definitely transferrable into fashion design.
Thome Brown also
Alsoooo Uni helps build your network too let’s not forget
I would love ur opinion on my journey! I’m a passionate fashion designer currently studying in a 2 yr college but do u think it is important to get a university Bachelors degree when it comes to fashion design? Because I believe that I already have the creative artistry and I just wanted to learn everything else in design such as techniques etc. But now I’m not too sure whether I can be taken seriously for internships now that I don’t ha a degree.
You said what school teaches you in a way to make your own brand?
What’s the intro music ?
Hi this is my first time watching your video so excuse me if I ask questions you might have talked about before, I am doing art foundation rn hesitating to do a fashion degree. I am torn between that and Psychology for which I am holding a degree place at uni. I am not a confident person I always think I am not creative enough, definitely not as radical as a lot of art students. Would you say fashion also really requires natural talent? I am also worried that I won't be able to get into CSM as it is really competitive. If you were me what would you do? Any suggestion?
ps. I know this is still my decision after all but would love to have some advices from fashion people. thanks
I’d say if you’re not 100% on fashion design definitely study psychology. Fashion is a long gruelling journey, even more if you’re not fully into it. Also, psychology is a safer option
hmmm i dont mind working all day long, it is just that sometimes i struggle to be creative:( i dont know. but i dont want to give up fashion yet, would you say its possible to go back to fashion after my degree? I know you are doing internships to gain the knowledge but I dont know if i will be lucky enough to have the chance getting an internship
I studied economics as a first degree. Do I have to get another degree or a diploma will do
2:25 his sentar
Yo man great video. I need some advice.im currently 21 and totally changed my career path leading into fashion design. Do you think it’s too late considering I’m already 21?
Bro, 21 is ultra young to start a career haha. Most people find their right career in their 30s / 40s. Stop stressing haha
Do you think studying Fashion Merchandising would give you the right tools to succeed as a Designer too?
Anything to do with fashion will always help you be a better designer. Reason being, there is a huge business side of fashion that leads to the downfall of many designers.
I needed this and the fact that I just stumbled across your channel is the best thing ever ❤️🥺
i’m 14 & i’m planning to take a apparel design course when i’m 17, any tips?
You have a lot of time before you’re going to study so work on your craft before you even take the course.
Some examples of things you can learn about : material science, colour science & pattern making
The Fashion Archive thanks!
What was the intro song, it’s so chill
Vibe - Mick Jenkins
But isn't studying fashion design so expensive? I am not sure I could afford it
It depends where you go, what country you’re from etc. If you can’t go to design school and you want to be a designer it is advisable that you find a mentor close to where you live who’s a highly experienced designer or tailor and you just work under them for a very long time to gain all the skills you need.
Omg you are amazing!!!
Do u think we need to go in one of the best fashion design school ?
That isn’t necessarily. Any decent fashion school will teach you the very important concepts in fashion design however it’s always up to the student to go the extra mile.
To be a designer you think I gotta have a specific style to what in designing?
There is no specific style that people have to have, so what’s more important is that you learn the design skills required to bring your creative and unique ideas to life.
thank you:)
No problem ❤️
I’m 24... do you think it’s too late to start a new degree in fashion?
nope !
Some people are street smart and some of them are book smart.
I'm a NIFT student 😁
if i wanna start a well-thought-out streetwear brand, do u think i should build a loyal following on social media first like these youtubers then drop ? also i'm very into fashion design so i'll read up on that in my spare time
Which ever route you take you need an audience for your product so I’d say that’s a definite good route.
how many of us.. none of us😂😔
😂😬
id on runway?
Haider got expelled because he wouldn't finish his work lmao. Forever gonna be my favorite designer though.
Haha, Haider is a once in a generation type of designer though
THANK YIY
Where do I start ?
Internship OR apprenticeship
Do you think I’m too old to study fashion design at 24?
No it’s never too late to do something you want to do
do it
u need to study fashion by going to school
Am designing and sewing but didn't go to fashion school. So should I say am not a designer @house_of_adaa my instagram page. I want to build a brand please advice me on what to do. I will really appreciate it
You’re of course still a designer. The title isn’t solely reserved for those that study it. I think the issue I have these days are there are a lot of “creative directors” who have never altered a garment in their life going to factories to get product made and then calling themselves designers
Also, shoot me a DM on insta and I’ll check out your brand ❤️
@@FashionRoadman thanks dear I will do that right now