Fashion Accessory Design BA (Hons)
The Fashion Accessory Design course will provide you with the
mindsets and skillsets to create innovative accessories, textiles,
smart materials and wearable technology. On this future-facing
course, you will learn a variety of skills and design for the fast
growing fashion accessories, textile and material innovation market.
An accredited work placement in level 5 of the course allows
students to apply their skills within an industry context and to
make contacts that will greatly enhance their employability. Work
placements include Ralph & Russo, Iris van Herpen, Aitor Throup,
Roksanda, Jane Bowler and many more.
Recent graduates were employed as designers by prestigious brands
such as Dune and Kurt Geiger as well as international e-tailer ASOS
and a range of young and independent brands.
Institution:
RAVEN R06
Course:
4A69
Term starts:
September 2019
Entry requirements:
89
How to apply:
90
Careers
Fashion accessory designers
work in areas such as bag design,
eyewear, jewellery design, luggage
design, shoe design, material
innovation and fashion-led
product design. The increased
textile and material innovation
focus in line with industry
demand brings a variety of
opportunities as well as a broad
range of career options to
students on this course.
Duration:
3 years full-time
The Course
The focus of this course is to
develop your ideas and concepts
in relation to accessories and
fashion experimentation through
3D printing, textile innovation
and material manipulation,
digital print design, laser cutting,
digital embroidery, and 3D
prototyping. These processes
and techniques will facilitate
the design and production
of innovative, market ready
accessories informed by new
trends, technologies and
learning about new consumer
profiles in a fast and fluid market.
For more information
ravensbourne.ac.uk/fad
Above Ellie Brown
Top left Eni Fakoya
Far left Rebecca Lavelle-Bowden
47