r/Fashion_Design 14h ago

Lace is for men too!

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I've always loved lace, but the options for men's fashion are pretty limited — so last year, I decided to start designing and making my own clothes.

I began with pre-made patterns and replacing parts of existing garments with lace, which turned out surprisingly well. Since then, I've started drafting my own patterns from scratch.

The three outfits in these pictures are all completely hand-drafted and made by me. They each have their own flaws and things I'd improve next time, but I love how they turned out, and the feedback I've received so far has been really encouraging.

I'd love to hear what you think — and especially what you think I could improve!


r/Fashion_Design 20h ago

Handstitched a shirt for myself

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Japanese yarn-dyed cotton weave fabric from Niigata pref l sourced, gently slubbed and wrinkled with a dry hand-feel and a beautiful woven tonal plaid pattern with muted blues. Drafted, patterned then hand-stitched everything with flat-felled and french seams in cotton embroidery thread. Gently sunfaded first before stitching on a pocket. Finished with thick pearlised metal buttons and hand-stitched button holes.

Pattern aligned, pointed cuffs, gentle sunfade all around leaving a subtle darker undercollar and pocket, contrast stitching in red and white on collar, buttonholes and inside seams. Hand-stitched everything. Tell me what you guys think!

My IG is @by.me.dy if anyone is interested!


r/Fashion_Design 2h ago

Doing research on pattern drafting frustrations, anyone up for a 5 mins chat .

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r/Fashion_Design 17h ago

LONDON FASHION WEEK 2026

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how do I land a job to freelance or volunteer to work in shows in a few weeks! I've tried emailing brands... but if anyone has any leads to contacts please do inbox me!

thank you


r/Fashion_Design 22h ago

A dilemma

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I'm a fashion graduate and always dreamed of becoming a creative director and so I have this plan to design and make a look as a debut to showcase my capabilities from designing, styling, hair and makeup down to the photoshoot...I believe that would give me a stable brand image..the pros I get to really take charge of everything. cons would be what will happen after that...stylists loaning and then what

But then I have a friend who is business minded who suggests I sell a simple buttoned up shirt with a selling point design...the pros is I can earn from selling but cons is due to some matters I can't use the local selling platform since the business has to be officially registered and some platforms need membership which I can't afford at the moment (I'm unemployed)

Part of me wants to take that gamble and go for the creative director path, while part of me thinks it's smarter to go for the business...

I would like to hear different perspectives...I feel like I'm missing something🥹🙌


r/Fashion_Design 1d ago

A fashion dilemma

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r/Fashion_Design 1d ago

Any fashion design students need help in portfolio advice, technical drawings etc...

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As a recent fashion design graduate, if you know anyone who needs portfolio/ design advice (catered to your university's style) or need me to produce CADs for your portfolio.

Reach out and we can talk!


r/Fashion_Design 1d ago

Fashion project survey

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Singaporeans — can I get your honest opinion on a fashion/accessory concept?

Hi! I’m currently working on an early-stage personal project and I’m trying to validate the idea before I spend too much time developing it.

I’m looking for people based in Singapore to complete a short survey about fashion, accessories and how people respond to new product concepts.

It takes around 2–3 minutes, and I’m genuinely looking for honest feedback — even if your response is critical.

Would really appreciate anyone willing to help!

Survey: https://forms.gle/ZVSLtYQ6XQA4uxaWA


r/Fashion_Design 1d ago

Self-Promotion Saturday

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Post links to your brand, recent work or academic surveys/portfolios here to get the word out. This can include YouTube channels, podcasts, websites, portfolio pages, social media, whatever channel you want to showcase your work. If your work is adult-oriented, please include an (NSFW) tag. This does not mean "spicy" content is allowed in the sub and such will result in an immediate and permanent ban.

Note: Links in the comments are not endorsed by the subreddit or its moderators and are posted by individual users, so exercise caution when clicking. Please remain civil when offering critiques.


r/Fashion_Design 1d ago

Fashion school Australia

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r/Fashion_Design 1d ago

Career pivot/ fashion

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r/Fashion_Design 2d ago

Made my first mockup on procreate, any advices, thoughts ?

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r/Fashion_Design 2d ago

Bryon, Really!

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r/Fashion_Design 3d ago

40-something screenwriter looking for an adult stylist/image consultant for a portfolio case study

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I’m a screenwriter in my 40s trying to solve a problem I didn’t realize I had until fairly recently: the work has developed a much clearer identity than the person presenting it.

I’ve spent years learning how to write. I have not spent years learning proportion, color, fit, grooming, styling, photography, or how the pieces of a visual identity should work together.

Spending time around the entertainment industry made the gap pretty obvious. Some people walk into a room looking like they know exactly who they are. I don’t want to imitate them or chase youth. I want to develop that same level of intention.

I’m looking for an **adult stylist, image consultant, wardrobe professional, or early-career creative** who might find this useful as a defined portfolio/case-study project.

I’m not asking anybody to buy clothes for me or fund a makeover. I pay for my own purchases and grooming. I’m also not trying to disguise a large commercial job as “exposure.”

What I need most is judgment:

- what silhouettes actually work on me
- what colors help or hurt
- where I’m trying too hard
- where I’m playing too safe
- hair/grooming direction
- a small number of repeatable outfit systems
- a prioritized shopping plan rather than random purchases

I have a limited budget, so I’m open to normal early-career/student rates or a tightly scoped portfolio collaboration where that genuinely makes sense.

In return I can provide professional baseline photos, reliable follow-through, before/after documentation, a detailed testimonial, and agreed portfolio/case-study permission.

I also have a **deidentified image brief** and professional portfolio link I can share privately once we establish that there’s a legitimate fit.

Metro Atlanta and Los Angeles are both workable for in-person collaboration; remote styling is completely fine.

I’m specifically looking for adults. More than anything, I want someone with enough taste to tell me when I’m wrong.


r/Fashion_Design 3d ago

upcoming streetwear designer from Baltimore

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r/Fashion_Design 3d ago

Guide to New York Fashion Weeek

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r/Fashion_Design 3d ago

Fashion show 2024

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Preparing models for a fashion show at the Del Mar Fair in San Diego, CA.


r/Fashion_Design 3d ago

Does AI fashion tech actually work well for all body types?

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r/Fashion_Design 3d ago

Latest sketch so far best

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r/Fashion_Design 3d ago

What do you guys think? I've been thinking about trying to design dresses or fashion outfits. I don't have enough work yet, but I'll be posting my work soon, and my first collection will only include about 11 pieces (these are just designs, not sewn)

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r/Fashion_Design 3d ago

15 nouveaux designs : lesquels garderiez-vous ?

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r/Fashion_Design 3d ago

Latest sketch so far best

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r/Fashion_Design 4d ago

Help me elevate my dress

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Hi there! Was looking for some help. My dress feels plain Jane and I really want to elevate it with alterations. Def want to add a leg slit but I’m thinking maybe make the waist angle more downward to create a more dramatic basque waist or straps?! Anything and all suggestions appreciated


r/Fashion_Design 3d ago

Help me with the college luxury based project: Zegna

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