I want to say something that nobody in the online course industry will say to you...

More experience does not make your course better.

In fact, and ...

This post is Part Three of The Real Gap — the series on what fashion education isn't telling you and what the industry isn't saying out loud. If you h...

I want to start with something that has genuinely moved me.

Over the past few months, the response to my work at We Teach Fashion has been extraordin...

Every senior person in this industry knows the feeling. You sit across from a new hire, bright, presented well, references all the right brands, and s...

Right now, somewhere in a fashion studio, a final year student is pinning fabric at midnight.

They've been working on this collection for months. The...

We had a conversation recently with a senior fashion educator, with twenty-three years in the industry and decades of commercial experience, the kind ...

 If you've taught first-years for any length of time, there's a moment you'll recognise.

It usually happens in October.

They've been in for three, m...

Thank you to everyone who replied and commented on my previous post. There was one key theme that appeared across all your comments: the question of "...

Every year, thousands of fashion design graduates step out of some of the world's most prestigious art and design schools, portfolios packed with conc...

The Renaissance lasted because people wrote things down, recorded their methods, and passed their knowledge on properly. What was once taught from mas...

I didn’t write this lightly.

I care about fashion education because I’ve seen its impact and was a fashion student myself once long ago. We are taugh...