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25 fashion design teachers in United Kingdom

This class offers a comprehensive, hands-on introduction to traditional Savile Row bespoke jacket and coat making, covering every stage of the making process from cutting the cloth to the final fitting and finishing. Students will be guided through the exact methods used in established Savile Row tailoring houses, with a strong emphasis on hand craftsmanship, structure, and precision. The course focuses on building a garment using traditional canvassed construction, teaching students how each component works together to create balance, durability, and the distinctive Savile Row silhouette. Attention is given not only to technique, but also to developing an understanding of why each step is performed, allowing students to produce garments to a professional bespoke standard. This class is suitable for those with basic sewing knowledge as well as tailors looking to refine their making skills to true Savile Row bespoke standards. What Will Be Taught 1. Preparing & Cutting the Cloth Laying up and cutting cloth from a bespoke pattern Marking, notching, and balance points Cutting canvas, domette, and body structures 2. Internal Structure & Canvas Work Building and shaping the chest canvas Pad stitching techniques for lapels and chest Attaching canvas and developing coat shape 3. Jacket / Coat Body Construction Making the foreparts, side bodies, and back Seams, darts, and suppression techniques Shoulder construction and balance 4. Sleeves & Collars Sleeve making and setting by hand Understanding sleeve pitch and movement Collar construction and attachment 5. Baste & Forward Fittings Preparing garments for fitting Interpreting fitting corrections Implementing alterations accurately 6. Finishing & Final Making Pocket making (breast, side, and internal) Lining, facings, and internal finishing Buttonholes, buttons, and final pressing 7. Professional Standards & Workflow Time management and workroom practices Quality control and finishing standards Preparing garments for final client delivery
Art · Fashion design · Costume design
Art · Fashion design · Drawing & sketching
This class offers a comprehensive, hands-on introduction to traditional Savile Row bespoke jacket and coat making, covering every stage of the making process from cutting the cloth to the final fitting and finishing. Students will be guided through the exact methods used in established Savile Row tailoring houses, with a strong emphasis on hand craftsmanship, structure, and precision. The course focuses on building a garment using traditional canvassed construction, teaching students how each component works together to create balance, durability, and the distinctive Savile Row silhouette. Attention is given not only to technique, but also to developing an understanding of why each step is performed, allowing students to produce garments to a professional bespoke standard. This class is suitable for those with basic sewing knowledge as well as tailors looking to refine their making skills to true Savile Row bespoke standards. What Will Be Taught 1. Preparing & Cutting the Cloth Laying up and cutting cloth from a bespoke pattern Marking, notching, and balance points Cutting canvas, domette, and body structures 2. Internal Structure & Canvas Work Building and shaping the chest canvas Pad stitching techniques for lapels and chest Attaching canvas and developing coat shape 3. Jacket / Coat Body Construction Making the foreparts, side bodies, and back Seams, darts, and suppression techniques Shoulder construction and balance 4. Sleeves & Collars Sleeve making and setting by hand Understanding sleeve pitch and movement Collar construction and attachment 5. Baste & Forward Fittings Preparing garments for fitting Interpreting fitting corrections Implementing alterations accurately 6. Finishing & Final Making Pocket making (breast, side, and internal) Lining, facings, and internal finishing Buttonholes, buttons, and final pressing 7. Professional Standards & Workflow Time management and workroom practices Quality control and finishing standards Preparing garments for final client delivery
Art · Fashion design · Costume design
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Laura - Brighton£36
Trusted teacher: About: Laura, Hemp Designer of Cultiva Kingdom, is recognised for her leading expertise in the use of hemp fabrics. As a strong environmentalist, her mission is to work with 100% biodegradable natural fibres which follow decarbonisation processes as a solution for one of the most polluting industries in the world. With experience in creating her own collection, she provides a specialist hemp fibre design and consultancy service after working with a breadth of international manufacturers. Previous projects have included the vegan barrister wig, 100% natural fibre packaging for small companies and sustainable home and textile products for Cultiva Kingdom (www.cultivakingdom.com). Her mission now is to impact the next generation by teaching them about sustainable design and what difference their own work can make to the planet. Current Experience: - Graduate from Goldsmiths University in 2018 with a Design BA - Laura has gained successful awards from GSCE and A-level in both Art and Design subjects with A-A* - Working with students from language schools in Oxford, supervising and conducting activities with young people from all ages, 4-25 years old - Student Ambassador at University where we would organise and carry out an outreach project around sustainability with secondary school students. This work also included going into schools and offering advise for students doing their University and Art foundation preparations with portfolios and interviews. - 3 years of professional experience in the Design world running my own designed sustainable textile products online through my own social media channels and website. This included designing and developing products where she liaise with manufactures overseas. Courses: Students can gain special 1-1 tuition which can get them ready for GSCE, A-level exams/coursework and university projects. 1. Sustainable Design (Ages 13-22) Laura has written a syllabus catered for students their knowledge in the ecological design principles, life cycle assessment, materials and their impact on the planet, and technical drawing and development for product design. The sessions includes elements of science based around climate change and the earth's natural resources. Touching on elements such as recycling, renewable energy and other environmental solutions. This project is taught as a program, which can range from 5 - 10 sessions. The program can also be offered to groups, taught at local schools as an after school club. 2. Product Design and Sustainable Fashion (Any age) Developing and designing projects including textiles, apps, websites, products 3. Graphic Design and Art Workshops (Any age) Including painting, drawing Photoshop, Indesign and Illustrator workshops. Developing skills in the key areas looking at tone, line, shade, colour and how to transfer these skills online to create digital art. 4. Digital Marketing and Selling Online (Any age) As an entrepreneur with experience in setting up and developing e-commerce sites, Laura has experience working with social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and Instagram. 5. Interview and Portfolio Preparation (Ages 15-20) Offering advise and tips and for applying Art Foundation and creative University placements. This involves everything from practice interviews, portfolio improves and project advise, layout advise and UCAS support. If you have ideas about other things you may need support with, please put them forward and we discuss that also. Laura's lessons are flexible and can be catered to suit the students needs. Rate: Some areas of tuition are subject to be charged at an additional cost. Materials are also not included in cost but can be sourced for students. Working Environment: Laura is able to work with students face-to-face home visits based in Brighton or online over a website using Zoom.
Graphic design · Sustainability · Fashion design
For online classes in art, graphic design, fashion, and games design, here is an updated list of topics, starting with fine art: Fine Art: Exploring Contemporary Practices – Teach students about contemporary fine art techniques and concepts, including painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Explore how artists today address themes like identity, politics, and culture, and encourage students to develop their own visual language and creative voice through hands-on projects. Graphic Design Fundamentals – Teach essential principles of graphic design, such as composition, typography, color theory, and branding. Students can apply these concepts to real-world projects, such as logo design or digital advertising campaigns. Fashion Design: Concept to Creation – Guide students through the process of fashion design, from sketching initial concepts to creating mood boards, selecting fabrics, and producing designs that reflect both trends and personal creativity. You could also cover sustainable fashion practices. Art in Game Design – Explore how visual art and storytelling work together in game design. Teach students about creating compelling game environments, character design, and integrating art direction with game mechanics to build immersive experiences. Digital Art and Illustration – Focus on digital illustration techniques for art, fashion, or games, using software like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, or Procreate. Include lessons on concept art, character design, and marketing visuals. Sustainable Practices in Fashion and Design – Discuss the importance of sustainability in fashion and graphic design, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Teach how to create designs that minimize environmental impact while maintaining aesthetic appeal. Fashion Illustration and Digital Rendering – Introduce students to fashion illustration techniques, from hand-drawing sketches to creating polished digital renders. Cover both traditional and digital tools to bring their designs to life. Concept Art for Games – Focus on the process of creating concept art for games, from environment design to character development. Show how concept art helps shape the visual direction and storytelling in game design.
Fashion design · Art · Graphic design
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Trusted teacher: A solution based approach to intentional design. I tailor each session especially for you, whether that’s in person or online, offering a safe space to discuss your designs and ideas. I offer an initial complimentary 30 minute call so we can define your individual requirements. The purpose of this call is to also to determine whether we have the right chemistry and will work well together. Following this I create a plan of action for us to help you achieve your goal. Previous work/a portfolio is great to see, if you’re a beginner we can discuss what you’d like to learn and achieve. I am very honest with my approach, and will help you turn your weaknesses into strengths, as well as encouraging you to develop your own unique design style, brand & process (and the confidence to execute!). I will encourage you to think outside the box & realise potential routes to your goal you hadn’t previously considered. I’m helping you with: • Collection curation, line up, technical drawings. • Design development, through drawings & draping. • Concept boards, concept development; Broadening your perspective & exploring your creativity. • Creating a vision and portfolio that demonstrates your designer DNA. • Organising photo shoots, contacting models, photographers (film & digital), make up artists, hair stylists, studios, retouchers, milliners, shoe designers, knitters. • NDA’s & contracts. • How to speak with factories to ensure the prototype meets your design specifications, construction specs & BOM. • Organising bespoke elements, for example: 3D printed buttons, gold and silver work, CLO3D, laser cut features, digital and hand embroidery, custom knits. • Collecting the right ingredients & contacts to start a fashion label. • How to create a story for your brand that is authentic & timeless. • Improving your drawing & collaging skills. • Where to find amazing fabrics, papers & trimmings! • Developing original textiles. • Creating a pattern, and grading it. • Using a sewing machine, domestic & industrial. • Organising pattern cutting & seamstresses for toiles, one off garments & limited run lines. • Designing your own fabric & having it made. Dyeing fabric. Creating your own print & having it screen printed/sublimated/digitally printed. Designing an embroidery and having it produced. • Brand reports, data/competitor analysis, market positioning, SWOT, consumer purchase drivers, pricing architecture. • Launching a collection/brand for the first time. I offer a range of packages as well as singular sessions to assist you in achieving your goals. DISCOVER YOUR DESIGNER DNA Ideal if you’re feeling a bit lost or struggling to identify your USP. What are you changing through your designs? What is the glistening detail that defines you as a Designer? For those who daydream about working in Fashion, want to start their own label or are applying to a Fashion Degree... In this course we will discover your unique essence as a designer, you’ll learn how to bring your vision into reality. I teach you the basics of fashion design, and the fundamentals of garment construction specific to your collection. I’ll introduce you to potential sample studios, seamstresses, models, photographers and stylists that may work well for your personal brand. We will explore different ways of researching, drawing, collaging, discover new textiles and fabrics, develop a collection and create an authentic story that will captivate your audience. COLLECTION CURATION Ideal for those who need direction in executing their first collection, are in final year of uni, or are strapped for time and would like to open up some time for other priorities. Pattern cutting, seamstresses, technical drawings, dyeing, prints, embroidery, bespoke elements, hats, shoes, fit models, photographers, make up artists, hair stylists, photo shoots are all expedited to ensure the experience and results are optimised to couture level. Infrastructure & supply chain for sampling & production in your country of choice for garments, bespoke elements, milliners & jewellery are available. PRISTINE PORTFOLIO Ideal if you are applying to your dream degree, job or incubator programme. Presentation, Layout, Collaging, Drawing, Draping and Textiles are all integral elements of a strong Portfolio. I help you improve a current portfolio or create one for the first time. Having a mentor not only offers a critical eye and advice on how to develop, but is also a chance to speak openly with someone who can understand the emotional struggles associated with working in Fashion industry. Part of my approach is to help you enjoy your work, and to find a way of making your work work for you. Any questions you have about working in the industry or studying a Fashion degree I am more than happy to help with. I provide extra support throughout the week via WhatsApp, if you need advice between sessions, just drop me a message! I also provide workshops in the following areas; 1. RESEARCH Sourcing eye-catching, cohesive research is essential in providing a strong framework for a collection. In this workshop we’ll look at different research methods, how to make the research personal to your brief, and how to interact with it for use in the collection. 2. CREATE A PATTERN FOR YOUR OWN DESIGN I will educate you on the fundamentals of luxury level patterns, the tools you need & how to draft a pattern. With a picture or drawing of your design, we will create a draft paper pattern, a toile in calico and a final pattern for your design. 3. CREATE A STORY FOR YOUR BRAND What is the glistening detail that defines your brand? In this mind altering course we’ll explore how your brand is special & how to make it appeal to your target audience. We’ll write a brand manifesto and envision how you’ll bring the ideas to fruition. FASHION THERAPY BY THE HOUR. I offer hourly sessions on Zoom. Ideal if you are looking for ongoing mentorship or help with a project/deadline. DEADLINES If you have an upcoming deadline you need help achieving, I am able to offer extra help on weekends and evenings to help you achieve your goal. Sessions are available online or in person. My company is unique in the fact it is the first to offer fashion therapy from the comfort of your own home, studio or chaise longue, anywhere in the world. I come to you. If you have any questions or want to discuss further, drop me a message! Koral x
Fashion design · Drawing & sketching
Trusted teacher: "Online courses customized to fit your specific needs." Hello, my name is Anna. I am a fashion designer and a creative consultant with over 3 years of experience in luxury fashion. I am employed at Cecilie Bahnsen, a Danish-based brand, and hold a degree from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. My goal is to support you, motivate you, and show you the endless opportunities and creative abilities you have. Together we will build a strong portfolio and find the right fashion school or job application. I could be your mentor for your university projects or even collaborate with you. I aim to meet the needs of each individual, get you to know your personality, acknowledge your strengths and weaknesses, and use them in your favor. My experience covers countries like: - UK (UAL Colleges) - BE (Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp) - US (Parsons School of Design/FIT/Pratt) - IT (Polimoda/ Instituto Marangoni/ IED) - NL (ArtEZ Institute of the Art/AMFI - And many more upon request For the portfolio course, I can cover the following: 1. DRAWING AND RESEARCH Fashion drawing Illustration / Different techniques (like pastels, inks, watercolors, pencils, and markers) Color cards (introduction to research) Visual Communication Presentation and Layout 2. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT From research to the development of silhouettes and sketches Finding strong designs that reflect your concept. Make samples and fabric experimentations (paper toiles/shapes/prints/textiles/ garment development) Color rendering Building the portfolio (gathering all the work together/ layout) Communicating your ideas of your portfolio built out 3. PRESENTATION AND CONTENT Portfolio refinement / last changes/ selection of the skills Examples of other student's portfolio Presentation skills Interview presentation LEVELS The course is for all levels (School graduates, undergraduates, postgraduates, and anyone interested in a fashion career).
Fashion design · Drawing & sketching
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Fashion Design, Pattern Making, Draping, Sewing, Couture Finishing and Embroidery Tutoring (Berlin Treptow)
Brigitte
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I absolutely adore my time spent with Brigitte. Not only is she an incredibly skilled sewing instructor, but she also goes above and beyond in imparting her wealth of knowledge about the fashion industry, fabrics, and materials. This aspect has been invaluable to me, considering my lack of formal education in fashion. Brigitte's expertise shines through as she generously shares extra insights from textbooks, which have proven particularly beneficial in my endeavors, such as creating corsets and stays. Moreover, her guidance extends beyond mere craftsmanship; she educates on the importance of accurately pricing garments to ensure profitability—a testament to her comprehensive approach. Thanks to her mentorship, I've experienced significant growth and am eagerly looking forward to advancing further under her tutelage.
Review by OLIVIA
Stylisme and Fashion Design lesson on Adobe softwares (Geneva)
Nancy
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We had highly informative, engaging, and inspiring lessons with Nancy. We started with fashion illustrations and the intricacies of technical drawing, then progressed to deep discussions about brand identity and the creative process. We also explored collection creation, along with the business and marketing aspects of a fashion company. I was pleasantly surprised by Nancy’s depth of highly practical and applicable knowledge, as well as the expertise she possesses in both fashion and marketing. I am looking forward to our future lessons and continuing to learn from her. I highly recommend Nancy as a very talented, friendly, and professional teacher.
Review by INNA
Portfolio preparation for Fashion Design Schools and Job applications (Výronas)
Anna
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I’m so grateful to Anna! She has such a high level of expertise, and her advices were very helpful for me (I had three consultations about my portfolio). I love her way of teaching — so structured, you can apply everything she is telling you right away. Also, I was charmed by her ability to go deeply into my meaning, understand my ideas, and share her views on how to enhance them. And as a person, Anna is so attentive, considerate, and kind. I will definitely turn to Anna again when I need help. Thank you so much, Anna. I’m so happy I found you, wish you all the best! :)
Review by MIRA
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