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sugarbabefairy · 29-09-2005

im doing fashion promotion, i didnt even look at st martins because it is alot more design based which isnt my thing but i see your points. I got quite a good vibe from LCF but i hear stories about "stuck up" ness, i guess its a bit of a fahsion thing!

sugarbabefairy · 29-09-2005

some places like the university of the arts have such high reputations that maybe they feel they don t need to make the effort

VICTIM · 29-09-2005

^ thats probably right about making the effort.
and yeah the stuck thing, yeah definatly a fashion thing

sugarbabefairy · 29-09-2005

thats what makes it kinda fun and excitng though, no?

mdankwah · 30-09-2005

VICTIM, I hope you didn't mean what you said about LCF.

boheme · 30-09-2005

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Originally Posted by blitz

haha and nobody still answers to the parsons question...

do you need a one year art foundtation course for parsons?

bleedoll · 30-09-2005

University of Northumbria (newcastle UK)

fab_fifties_fille · 01-10-2005

^ did you go there bleedoll? or heard of people who have?

It has got an excellent reputation from what I've heard, I plan to go there next year.

Elegance.Is.Refusal. · 01-10-2005

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Originally Posted by bleedoll

University of Northumbria (newcastle UK)

im there right now! im loving the course so far, although i have only been there a week!

i had my first encounter with an industrial sewing machine yesterday! they go far too fast

**Scott** · 01-10-2005

to concur:

Royal Academy in Antwerp(or Flanders Fashion Institute to be specific)
Bunka of Japan
Rhode Island School of Design
Royal College of Art in London
Middlesex University

San Francisco art school looks really interesting too. New head teacher from London.

I can't say much for Parsons,FIT and CSM because frankly of all I heard,they're really quite overrated.

indie · 02-10-2005

I'm confused now.

How do you actually get in to all these schools?

Mr. Fabulous · 02-10-2005

Why is FIT so bad?

erutuoC · 02-10-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott

to concur:

Royal Academy in Antwerp(or Flanders Fashion Institute to be specific)
Bunka of Japan
Rhode Island School of Design
Royal College of Art in London
Middlesex University

San Francisco art school looks really interesting too. New head teacher from London.

I can't say much for Parsons,FIT and CSM because frankly of all I heard,they're really quite overrated.

Are you talking about the SF Art Institute? http://www.sanfranciscoart.edu/
do you know if they have classes for fashion design, becuase I couldn't find it on the site?

Luna · 02-10-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr. Fabulous

Why is FIT so bad?

It's not.

erutuoC · 05-10-2005

would FIT be a good school for business, instead of the actual design?

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