how do i become a baby clothing designer?
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You may want to read the article "Starting a Clothing Line Business"  http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol66/clothing.htm The article covers basic information about the business such as your first step, knowing your market, how to enter the market, the question of production, financing the business and resources.\n\nI suggest you also check out the following organizations to get more info about the business:\n\nProfessional Apparel Association http://www.proapparel.com   \nAmerican Apparel Producer’s Network http://www.usawear.org/  \nWorldwide Responsible Apparel Manufacture http://www.wrapapparel.org/   \nAmerican Apparel and Footwear Association http://www.americanapparel.org/ \nNational Association of Fashion and Accessory Designers http://www.nafad.com/ \nFashion Group International http://www.fgi.org  \nApparel News http://www.apparelnews.net/  \n\nI recommend that you also read the following books for more detailed information about the business http://www.powerhomebiz.com/bookstore/clothing/clothing.htm \n\nThe World of Fashion Merchandising by Mary Gorgen Wolfe \nThe Entrepreneur's Guide to Sewn Product Manufacturing\nby Kathleen Fasanella \nThe Official Step by Step Guide to Starting a Clothing Line \n Start Your Own Clothing Store (Entrepreneur Magazine's Start Up) \n Apparel Manufacturing: Sewn Product Analysis \n The Business of Fashion: Designing Manufacturing, and Marketing \n The World of Fashion Merchandising \n Made in America: The Business of Apparel and Sewn Products Manufacturing \n The Entrepreneur's Guide to Sewn Product Manufacturing \n Fashion: From Concept to Consumer \n Fashion Merchandising and Marketing
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You will have to go  to a college near you and sign up. Take the pre nursing classes some of these can be on line. Then you can go part time and be home with your baby and then towards the end you will have to be gone for clinicls but if you go part time it will take you awhile so the baby may be is school.
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If you go online and type in preschool or preschool design or preschool classroom design you may find some good websites. Sunset used to publish a book about design for childrens rooms. Browse Amazon.com books for more book ideas.\nTaking ECE classes is the best but if you don't have time for that make appointments at several preschools, take you notebook and camera and do some research in person!\nGood Luck!
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there are good programs out there that you can buy\n\nbut if you don't have money\nin your picture folder\n1)make a copy of baby picture  -- name it baby1\n2)make a copy of the background picture name it baby2\n(never work with originals in case you goof up)\n\n3)start up the cheap paint program that came with your computer\n4)open baby1  \n5) use the free select tool to cut baby out from background \n6) under edit choose copy\n7) open baby2 .. if it asks to save changes to baby1 say No\n8) under edit choose paste  baby appears on background\n and you should be able to position it where you want\n9)click on anything else and suddenly baby1 pic is glued in place. \n10) if you like it then save it. then print it. \n11) if you don't like it close everything  don't save anything and try again.\n\nps to find a good background image for free try google images  with key words like (portrait background) or (hawaii)
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vipin thre are many fashion designing courses available and i think the best would be amity one reputed college so try ur luck there you can get more information from the site itself i am pari and i am a  medical student .
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You will definately need to know how to sew. You will need to sew models of the clothing that you design - it's not enough just to draw it. \n\nIt will be really important to learn how to sew the basics, most importantly sleeves, necks / collars, and the crotch area of slacks. Then you can start to draw and then sew your own designs. \n\nI recommend you take a sewing class - I did and it helped a lot!
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go to www.fashion.net \nwww.guidetodesignschool.com\nwww.fashionclub.com\nwww.fidm.com
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It is interesting that you know what you want to do at your age, but I work in a hotel and I met this woman who was 27 years old.  She designed shoes, she said every since she was a little girl, she would draw shoe designs on paper, and now she made them in Italy.\n\nShe was showing her designs to Nordstroms.  \n\nI believe that you look in fashion magazines and draw dresses how you would like them to look.  Experiment with color, style, fabrics...see what has been popular in history.\n\nI went to the Costume Gallery in Bath England, and it showed styles of clothing from the 1700's to current trends.  Some styles repeat themselves.  \n\nJust knowing what you want to do is a major part of the battle.  Take art classes, and some math courses.  Most importantly have fun!  Watch designer programs on TV.\n\nYou are on your way to a very bright future!
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The best schools for fashion design in the US are the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC, and Parson's School of Design (part of the New School for Social Research), also in NYC. \n\nThere are some other good fashion design colleges out there, but if you got into one of these two, you'll be amazed at the doors that are opened for you, once you graduate.\n\nThe thing is, fashion design is an extremely competitive field. Not only do you need one heck of a fabulous portfolio, but you should also come out of school with relevant work experience and contacts. FIT and Parsons will give you all that. \n\nIf you go to a secondary school, if you have an extremely strong portfolio, you will probably get a job - it will just be easier if you're coming out of FIT or Parsons.
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The clothing industry, as you can well imagine, is a very competitive one. To succeed takes knowledge, patience, talent and a bit of luck.  As far as the knowledge bit goes, I found some sources that will assist you further.\n\nAssociations may be a good avenue to explore as well. These organizations will address many of the thoughts, questions and concerns you'll inevitably have about the clothing industry as well as many you haven't anticipated yet. See the source box for some relevant links. \n\nThere's nothing quite like research – the more you know about the clothing industry, the better. There are plenty of free informational resources out there. Check the source box for links to articles.\n\nAlso, here are some book titles that may interest you:\n\n* The Official Step-by-Step Guide to Starting a Clothing Line by Jay Arrington,\n* The Business of Fashion: Designing, Manufacturing, and Marketing by Leslie Davis Burns\n* Fashion for Profit (Revised Edition with Retail Chapter) by Frances Harder\n* The Fashion Designer Survival Guide: An Insider's Look at Starting and Running Your Own Fashion Business by Mary Gehlhar\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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You've got two issues here; let's tackle them one at a time.\n\nRe: Trademarks\n\nPrior to investing your time, money & effort into a name, it is strongly advised that comprehensive research be conducted to ensure that the name you're interested in is truly available. \n\nThis entails searching the pending & registered Federal and State trademark files as well as the US National Common-Law files. Then, if clear, you can decide if you would like to file for a Federal or a State trademark. \n\nResearch is needed to make sure your trade name is legally available, before opening, before expansion, before incorporation or before designing your logo. Similarities in sound, appearance and meaning affect you too!\n\nTo register a trademark, contact either your Secretary of State for a State trademark or the US Patent & Trademark Office for a Federal trademark. \n\nIf you are only conducting business in one state, then a State trademark is most appropriate. If you conduct business in at least 2 states OR between the US & any other country, you can file for a Federal trademark.\n\nI posted some handy links for you below.\n\nRe: Clothing Line\n\nThe clothing industry, as you can well imagine, is a very competitive one. To succeed takes knowledge, patience, talent and a bit of luck.  As far as the knowledge bit goes, I found some sources that will assist you further.\n\nAssociations may be a good avenue to explore as well. These organizations will address many of the thoughts, questions and concerns you'll inevitably have about the clothing industry as well as many you haven't anticipated yet. See the source box for some relevant links. \n\nThere's nothing quite like research – the more you know about the clothing industry, the better. There are plenty of free informational resources out there. Check the source box for links to articles.\n\nAlso, here are some book titles that may interest you:\n\n* The Official Step-by-Step Guide to Starting a Clothing Line by Jay Arrington,\n* The Business of Fashion: Designing, Manufacturing, and Marketing by Leslie Davis Burns\n* Fashion for Profit (Revised Edition with Retail Chapter) by Frances Harder\n* The Fashion Designer Survival Guide: An Insider's Look at Starting and Running Your Own Fashion Business by Mary Gehlhar\n\nLaunching a Product book titles:\n* New Product Launch: 10 Proven Strategies by Joan Schneider, Jeanne Yocum\n* Winning at New Products: Accelerating the Process from Idea to Launch by Robert G. Cooper\n* Launch It!: How to Turn Good Ideas Into Great Products That Sell by Molly Miller-Davidson\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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You can start by reading the free article "Starting a Clothing Line Business" at  http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol66/clothing.htm The article talks of the startup requirements, understanding your market, how to enter the market, question of production, financing the business and resources.\n\nFor in-depth information, I recommend reading the following books:\n\n- The Official Step by Step Guide to Starting a Clothing Line \n- Start Your Own Clothing Store (Entrepreneur Magazine's Start Up) \n- The Business of Fashion: Designing Manufacturing, and Marketing \n- The World of Fashion Merchandising \n- So You Want to Work in the Fashion Business? A Practical Look at Apparel Product Development and Global Manufacturing \n- The Entrepreneur's Guide to Sewn Product Manufacturing \n- Fashion: From Concept to Consumer \n\nYou may also want to check the resources offered by the following industry associations:\n\nProfessional Apparel Association http://www.proapparel.com   \nAmerican Apparel Producer’s Network http://www.usawear.org/  \nWorldwide Responsible Apparel Manufacture http://www.wrapapparel.org/   \nAmerican Apparel and Footwear Association http://www.americanapparel.org/ \nNational Association of Fashion and Accessory Designers http://www.nafad.com/ \nFashion Group International http://www.fgi.org  \nApparel News http://www.apparelnews.net/
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Not sure what area of the country you are, but Florida State University has a great fashion merchandising/design major.  Have him check out their website.
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I recommend that you start by reading the article "Starting a Clothing Line Business" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol66/clothing.htm\n\nYou may also want to read the following books http://www.powerhomebiz.com/bookstore/clothing/clothing.htm :  \n- The Official Step by Step Guide to Starting a Clothing Line \n- Start Your Own Clothing Store (Entrepreneur Magazine's Start Up) \n- The Business of Fashion: Designing Manufacturing, and Marketing \n- The World of Fashion Merchandising \n- So You Want to Work in the Fashion Business? A Practical Look at Apparel Product Development and Global Manufacturing \n- The Entrepreneur's Guide to Sewn Product Manufacturing \n- Fashion: From Concept to Consumer
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To Becoming a Fashion Buyer- is to CONTINUE your Education *(more PREFERRABLY- Business Administration)*\n\nand continue working in the RETAIL Industry to gain *(WORK EXPERIENCE)*\n\nand after another 8 years of Working- CHECK OUT:::  \n\nFashion World- \n\nLocated in San Dusky, CALIFORNIA- \n\nTelephone Number::  (303)  334-5432\n\n*(They HIRE Retail Workers of 6 to 8 Years of Work Experinece)*\n\nto begin to WORK and BE TRAINED as a FASHION BUYER\n\n\nContinue your PRESERVATION-\nand look to become a FASHION BUYER\n\n\nGOOD LUCK-
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Qualifications between model and designer are very different. The things you must have in common in both professions is patience, perseverance and connections!