Men Fashion Design Courses - DEC Program | LaSalle College Montreal

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DEC - Fashion, Arts & Design | 571.A0 | Men's Fashion Design

Who says tailor says classic. Who says classic says timeless. Based on the pillars of fashion design, students learn the technical skills of a tailor-designer. Those very skills are what made such designs as the three-piece suit and the Chanel suit stand the test of time.

More technical, more robust, garments designed by a designer for men’s fashion are made to last. With this training, one can even cross over to women’s fashion—haute couture trench coats and suits like those of Chanel, Yves St-Laurent and Dior can testify.

Graduates are trained in a traditional and timeless trade. You may choose to specialize in men’s fashion as of the third semester of your DEC in Fashion Design.

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Employment opportunities

Fashion designer
Tailor-designer
Product manager
Technical designer

Employer profile

Collaborate with such international brands as:

Zegna
Giorgio Armani
Hugo Boss
Marc Jacobs
Paul Smith
Mackage
Travis Taddeo
Rudsak

General training

3 Physical Education courses
3 Humanities courses
4 Language and Literature courses
2 Second Language courses
2 complementary courses: Modern language, Art and aesthetics

* LaSalle College reserves the right to replace certain courses.

Diploma

This Program leads to a Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC)
(Senior Matriculation).
Holders of a Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC) in Fashion Design can, if they wish, pursue university studies.

Specialized training

Composition of simple garments
Assembling principles of simple garments
Graphic process application and visual presentation
Study and utilization of raw materials
Work Task Management
Fashion phenomena
Composition of various garments
Assembling principles of various garments
Fashion concepts
Research of raw materials for the production of garments
Style Research by Draping
Garment Feasability
Composition of elaborated garment
Fashion and society
Style evaluation by draping
Distinc Fashion Concepts
Fashion products development
Garments Production
Technical Files Elaboration
Defining Characterixtics of a Collection
Detailed planning and prototypes
Trend Analysis and Presentation
Collection Elaboration and prototypes
Garment Evaluation
Planning and Production
Buying and selling of products and services
Production of the collection plan
Collection for target markets
Garment Evaluation
Garment construction and computer
Élaboration of the portfolio
Fashion promotion

Admission criteria

Requirements:

To have obtained a Secondary School Diploma (DES) and completed the following courses :

Language of Instruction from Secondary V
Second Language from Secondary V
Mathematics from Secondary IV
Physical Sciences from Secondary IV
History from Secondary IV

To have obtained a Professional Studies Diploma (DEP) and completed the following courses:

Language of Instruction from Secondary V
Second Language from Secondary V
Mathematics from Secondary IV

To have obtained an equivalent education or an instruction deemed sufficient. Every case will be analysed by the college.

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