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Fashion Show Features Student Talent
The start of Project Runway may be getting a lot of attenion, but many fashion students are getting their own start at the fourth annual fashion show at the International Academy of Design & Technology - Schaumburg, Ill.
Diana Ponce, Fashion Illustrator
Success and creative independence have come to Diana Ponce in her career as a fashion illustrator.
ArtSchools.com Interview with Joan Bergholt
Director of Fashion Merchandising at the Academy of Art College, Joan Bergholt discusses her career on the business side of the fashion industry.
High School Students Win Fashion Scholarships
The Art Institutes' Passion for Fashion Competition recently awarded two grand-prize winners full-tuition scholarships to study Fashion Design or Fashion Marketing & Merchandising and Fashion Retail Management at one of 38 Art Institute locations.
Yves Saint Laurent: 1936-2008
French designer Yves Saint Laurent was perhaps most famous for democratizing fashion by making ready-to-wear clothing acceptable in haute-couture circles.