The Master’s programme in Fashion Design aims to develop your own unique style as a designer and stamp your mark in the world of haute couture. The course includes a comprehensive understanding of the fashion world with a specialized focus on design sensibilities enabling them to explore detailed opportunities including research and interdisciplinary exploratory projects. The course enables students to research and develop design solutions to various categories of Fashion. Students get an insight into design problems from an efficient and cost-effective point of view.
Duration : 2 Year
Eligibility : Bachelors Degree/ 3 Year Diploma In Any Discipline From Any Recognized University/ College
GAT (General Aptitude Test) Required
You can find this course at the campuses mentioned below. Choose your desired course and campus on the JD Application form.
You can select the scholarship on the application form
*Available at Hauz Khas campus and Kamla Nagar campus only
After the completion of the programme a plethora of opportunities await you. Our placement department is eager and equipped to help you find your niche.
The convergence of kaleidoscopic and bohemian culture serves as the collection's main source of inspiration. Mo-beat is the ideal fusion of romance, cosiness, and originality; it experiments with brilliant colours and adopts a bohemian aesthetic.
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The convergence of kaleidoscopic and bohemian culture serves as the collection's main source of inspiration. Mo-beat is the ideal fusion of romance, cosiness, and originality; it experiments with brilliant colours and adopts a bohemian aesthetic.
The collection promotes rebellion, individualism, and inclusivity by fusing pop art with hip-hop fashion in a creative and distinctive look. It is a fashion that encourages people to express themselves in a way that is striking visually, relevant culturally, and reflects the diverse cultures that it is embraced by.
The collection investigates the strange meeting point of unsustainable behaviors and sustainability, known as "greenwashing." The purpose of this collection is to advocate for true sustainability, inspire positive change, encourage transparency, inform consumers, and empower the bamboo weavers.
The convergence of kaleidoscopic and bohemian culture serves as the collection's main source of inspiration. Mo-beat is the ideal fusion of romance, cosiness, and originality; it experiments with brilliant colours and adopts a bohemian aesthetic.
I've done my graduation in fashion design only, but still, there are almost no opportunities for me to pursue my career as a designer. Thanks to the JD Institute of Fashion Design for giving me the kick to start my dream and live it to the fullest.
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Our young and aspiring alumni have already started creating waves in the design industry. With a far sighted vision and a humble yet persistent approach they have established themselves as leaders and important key players in renowned companies as well as setting up their own brands.
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Chetna Popli, a proud alumna of JD Institute of Fashion Technology's 2021 post-graduation batch, has achieved the prestigious position of Assistant Merchandiser at Asmara India, a leading buying house in the country.
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Madhu Mishra, a distinguished alumna from JD Institute of Fashion Technology's 2021 post-graduation cohort, has attained the esteemed role of Management Trainee at Ecru and Bay, a prominent buying house in the nation.
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Razia Yousuf, a proud alumna who completed her postgraduate studies in fashion design at JD Institute, has achieved remarkable success in her career as a Fashion Associate at The Collective, one of Aditya Birla Fashion Retail Brands.
PGFD 2021
Chetna Popli, a proud alumna of JD Institute of Fashion Technology's 2021 post-graduation batch, has achieved the prestigious position of Assistant Merchandiser at Asmara India, a leading buying house in the country.
PGFD 2021
Madhu Mishra, a distinguished alumna from JD Institute of Fashion Technology's 2021 post-graduation cohort, has attained the esteemed role of Management Trainee at Ecru and Bay, a prominent buying house in the nation.
PGFD 2021
Razia Yousuf, a proud alumna who completed her postgraduate studies in fashion design at JD Institute, has achieved remarkable success in her career as a Fashion Associate at The Collective, one of Aditya Birla Fashion Retail Brands.
PGFD 2021
Chetna Popli, a proud alumna of JD Institute of Fashion Technology's 2021 post-graduation batch, has achieved the prestigious position of Assistant Merchandiser at Asmara India, a leading buying house in the country.
PGFD 2021
Madhu Mishra, a distinguished alumna from JD Institute of Fashion Technology's 2021 post-graduation cohort, has attained the esteemed role of Management Trainee at Ecru and Bay, a prominent buying house in the nation.
PGFD 2021
Razia Yousuf, a proud alumna who completed her postgraduate studies in fashion design at JD Institute, has achieved remarkable success in her career as a Fashion Associate at The Collective, one of Aditya Birla Fashion Retail Brands.
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