Fashion Technology

Interior Designing, as a profession, is gaining huge popularity in India. It is a profession that lets one express his/her creativity through work. The basic topics which are included in the academic programme of interior design includes
Principles of Interior Decoration
Interior Design Studio and Building System Technology
Principles of Resource Management
Communication and Graphic Design
Graduates in interior designing can find ample job opportunities both in India as well as abroad. Apart from educational qualifications an interior designer should have sound communication, creative thinking, listening ability, and should have the flair to convert a small space to a beautiful one.
B.Sc. in Fashion Design is a 3- year undergraduate course in fashion designing, spread over 6 semesters, and involves lessons in creating original designs of garments, footwear, jewellery, luggage, etc., with the aim of staying in line with the ever-changing trends in the fashion industry. B.Sc. in Fashion Design is the study of creating designs that involve conversion of artistic talent and creativity into creating saleable products like clothing, textiles, jewellery, footwear, and other accessories. The course also includes a detailed study of the fragile market trends and related fashion behavior.
Here, I have provided details of both courses, so that it becomes easier for you to select a course. Both courses have ample scope and entail different job profiles. You should pursue a course which you feel comfortable doing/studying.

Here are top six fashion startups in India that have established their niche in the fashion world.
1) Voonik works on a lean business model and with zero inventory and fulfillment centers. The e-commerce startup claims to showcase over 15 Lacs products from 15,000 registered retail stores. A recent report revealed that the firm has accrued an annual gross merchandise volume of over $80 million.
2) BlueStone is currently the number-one online jewellery destination that aims at revolutionizing the jewellery shopping experience.
BlueStone has immense scope due to the high value of the products and a dearth of larger players in the same niche. With an average order size of INR 25,000 and a larger design selection than any player in the market, BlueStone is on its way to establishing itself prominently in the online fashion jewellery category.
3) Roposo specializes in fashion categories like apparels, footwear, accessories, and lingerie.
The three co-founders, They started Giveter.com, an online gifting portal, This site offered them insights into the fashion preferences of modern women. Consequently, they realized that women had to surf multiple websites to meet their fashion requirements.
This discovery led them to launch Roposo that is positioned as a democratic fashion platform for women. On this portal, women can share their style stories, and curate and discover new trends. Today, Roposo enjoys over 2 Lacs posts per month from more than 12.5 Lacs subscribers, which include Bollywood actors, sports icons, and famous fashion designers.
4) LimeRoad: The business model they follow benefits all those involved - the customer gets a chance to exhibit his/her creativity and wins reward points, and the vendors end up selling more than one product as a part of 'the look
85 percent of LimeRoad's gross merchandise value comes from organic traffic and the rest is dependant on paid marketing efforts.
5) Craftsvilla this Mumbai-based startup is India's largest online marketplace for ethnic fashion products. Craftsvilla now offers over 4 million products in the category of clothing, footwear, handicrafts, and jewellery by over 25,000 artisans and designers across India.
6) Flyrobe Presently, there is a massive latent demand for premium designer brands like Sabyasachi, Ritu Kumar, Armani, Hugo Boss, and Calvin Klein. Flyrobe offers its customer easy access to these first-rate brands and hence, is the most loved fashion rental platform in Ind

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Following qualifications are eligible for consideration for admission to PhD in fashion technology programme:
Post-graduation degree in the relevant area of design, management or technology (or) equivalent qualification from an institute/ university of national/ international repute with minimum 7 years of education after secondary (Class X) last of which was the Master's degree, where Master's Degree is found to be not relevant to the area of Research, a minimum 10 years of professional experience (teaching /working) in the proposed area of research is required.
A minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 6.0 on a 10 point scale (5.5 for SC/ST candidates) or equivalent as determined by the institute wherever letter grades are awarded; or 55% (50% for SC/ST candidates) marks in aggregate (of all the years/semesters) where marks are awarded in the Post-Graduation degree.
The area of research of the applicant has to be relevant to the field of fashion in terms of design, technology and management.

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Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole is a private university that operates from Jaipur. It began its journey from a small place as a college in 1993 and went on to become a university in the year 2009, merely sixteen years later, on campus spread across 100 acres. Its primary focus is on agri-based courses but then a university can flourish if it offers as wide a bouquet of courses as it can and hence has ended up with many streams of study including design.On the other hand, Amity University-Jaipur can into being in 2008 on almost 150 acre campus. The Amity as a name is very well known across India. It offers credit-based courses that give wide choice to the students in selecting courses. It too offers a wide bouquet of courses. To conclude, it's difficult to say which one is better than other in design! Though Amity has been declared as the best private university of Rajasthan, it's neither here nor there since it does not throw any light relative merits of their design courses. I feel that both are on the same level and a student should select the one which is most convenient to him/her.