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12/17/2020

Happy Holidays to you and your loved ones!

12/16/2020

Reposted • Zoran Dobric. This look has hundreds of raw edges and was draped on a dress form from scratch without any preconceived idea or a sketch. This process is usually the most fun as it involves the element of accidental discovery and play. SS21 look book photography by asquaredphoto

12/14/2020

Our latest blog post "Series 6: Interview Tips" is here!

Preparing for an interview can be both exciting and nerve wracking. At least for me it is. As a result, I always find myself overly prepared for job interviews. Equipped with a notebook and pen, I go into an interview as if I already have the job, helping me turn any feelings of uneasiness into those of confidence. Here, I will share with you my tips to help prepare you for your next interview. To read the full article click —> https://bit.ly/3gN5oDv

12/12/2020

We are excited to share a recent interview with Myles Sexton.

This Fashion nomad’s personal style has been featured on the pages of Vogue Italia, Elle and Fashion Magazine and his celebrity clients have included Grace Jones, Maye Musk, Winnie Harlow, Nelly Furtado, Lights and Emily Hanes of Metric.

In Myles’ interview he shares his experience in the fashion industry, along with sharing his love of social media content creation, and staying true to your personal brand.

To watch the full interview, click —> https://bit.ly/3nbTGVy

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12/07/2020

Congratulations to the recipient of the Fabricland Award Lacey Elizabeth Levair "A Woman of Studied Elegance" a collection that sparkles with sophistication. The designer's runway looks takes inspiration from the 1920's glam and grandeur, celebrating the century, with an iconic modern twist. -Lacey Elizabeth

12/04/2020

Seneca Fashion grad Ronald Tam Ronald Tam recently spoke to Professor shares his experience working in the fashion industry while operating his own business called VANDAL.

VANDAL illustrates a hybrid of street-aesthetics and classic tailoring.
An outerwear specialist, the label draws influence from multiple disciplines of fashion.
fabricating statement pieces with a premise that is unmistakably fun-to wear and exciting.

Conceived in 2014, VANDAL serves as an alter-ego; a medium in which
unorthodox styling, pattern design and colours can be relentlessly experimented upon -creations that communicate a sense cool, boldness cool and intrigue. For the full interview click on the link in our bio.
For the full interview click —-> https://bit.ly/2JSBLnV

11/20/2020

Professor Zoran Dobric recently interviewed Mic Carter. Mic is a Toronto-based creative that through experimental design and stylization, has developed an interest in fusing social justice, futurity, abjection, and community with fashion. They are particularly invested in understanding how clothing can be used to embolden those on the slippages of cis-gender heteronormativity and femme-phobia, primarily through ethnographic embodiment. L'Uomo Strano is the result of this, a brand invested in creating responsive beauty for the femme-identified, gender non-conformist's wardrobe. Click here for the full interview. https://bit.ly/3kNfgO7

11/13/2020

Illustration Goals 😍 • David Dixon Demonstrating how to render Lace fabric in illustration to my first year design students.

11/05/2020

Behind the scenes look at prepping for an online pattern making course. • “I never pictured myself working a desk job, but this is what it looks like to prep an online pattern making class.” ~Philip Sparks

11/02/2020

We are excited to announce that The Boutique at Seneca is now officially online! http://www.senecaboutique.ca/

10/26/2020

Congratulations Mary Bobko whose collection will represent Canada virtually at Hempel Fashion Awards in Beijing, during the opening of China Fashion Week! The collection looks stunning and we are so proud.

10/23/2020

Fashion Arts graduate Arielle has recently designed a collection of jewelry. Reposted • Arielle Justine Studio. Metal wrapped lava stone earrings. Essencial oil diffuser jewellery.

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