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Fashion Merchandising: The Business of Fashion
 Fashion School Review Columnist February 05, 2007  Send to a friend |  Printable Version
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Fashion Merchandising, Here I Come! A degree in fashion merchandising is more than a good way to learn the basics of the fashion design industry. It can often be your ticket to a career. Johnathan Lohr is a great example of a future fashion design professional. As he told the Baker County Press this year, he has been artistic since he could walk. Now, he is entering a fashion merchandising program at a southern fashion school, where he will learn the "business and marketing side of the industry" as well as the design side. Learning the business and marketing of fashion is what becoming a fashion merchandising professional is all about. To design is fabulous, but to market those designs and sell them successfully in the industry is what merchandising careers are made of. A Day in the Life of a Fashion Merchandiser Take a look at some of the common tasks for which fashion merchandising professionals are responsible:
Fashion Merchandising Internships: An Added Bonus A great benefit of the fashion merchandising program the young Mr. Lohr can look forward to is an internship. His fashion school is known for partnering with fashion design industry staples like Vogue to provide valuable experience behind the lines. Remember, an internship can often lead to a job - and that's how careers are started. Sources Baker County Press About the Author Joe Cooper is a freelance education and technology writer and edits medical literature. He holds a bachelor's in American Literature from UCLA. |
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