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FIT enjoys international recognition for the quality of its programs and the caliber of its graduates. At FIT, you're connected, through a faculty of industry professionals and extensive networking opportunities. As a result, FIT graduates have a higher than average employment rate.

FIT fabric styling program

Career Pathways

Students of the Fabric Styling BFA program graduate with the skills for a wide range of careers, including fashion and prop styling, trend forecasting, art direction, brand development, and computer-related textile fields.

Graduates are employed as:

heads of production departments
style editors
wardrobe managers
display and photo stylists
trend forecasters
food stylists
celebrity stylists
fashion publications
major film studios
television and website fashion forecasting
entrepreneurs
CAD textile designers

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The work of Fabric Styling alumni is often influenced by their surroundings.

Smith, with his crew and sister Toukie Smith (far right), in an image included in Black in Fashion. Blazio-Licorish says, “That picture is everything that people imagine fashion to be.”

A Wider Lens

Black in Fashion by Tonya Blazio-Licorish, Fabric Styling ’96, takes a compresenive look at WWD's documentation of Black contributions to the fashion industry.

Sketch by Randy Andrus, Fabric Styling ’24

Inspired by Music

Randy Andrus, Fabric Styling ’24, shares how a song can have the power to spark creativity in his sketches.

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If you have questions about this program, please reach out.

Fabric Styling
School of Art and Design
Business and Liberal Arts Center, Room B521
(212) 217-5143