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The fashion design technology degree offered by Taylor's Design School is designed in a unique format where the programme is a combination of standard design and sewing curriculum injected with technological components in both learning experience and module contents.
The degree will provide extensive knowledge to students to use the latest technology in designing. Fashion design using the most recent technology advancements is clearly important in today's modern world. Students will become skilled fashion designers with fashion technological knowledge in the ever-evolving fashion world.
This fashion and technology degree programme is also home to the first co-working fashion studio - Mayamode.
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Taylor’s University, Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week (KLFW) and Barbie® Mattel are collaborating on a new project to showcase Malaysia’s rich culture and heritage in an effort to preserve and celebrate the diverse arts and crafts of different ethnicities in the country. The Patung Project features four students from Taylor’s Fashion Design Technology programme who will be presenting their artwork at KLFW exhibition. Each student will be showcasing three Barbie® Dolls each in versatile garments based on four artisanal themes – Nyonya Beading, Tekat Embroidery, Calligraphy and Henna.
Based on the artisanal theme of Nyonya Beading – an intricate form of arts and crafts that represents the Peranakan community. Steffi’s muse for her collection was inspired by ancient Babylonian era fashion pieces that’s rich in patterns and silhouettes, allowing her to experiment with the minutiae form of fashion artistry especially in layering and asymmetrical designs. She has created her Barbie® collection to emulate the colours, patterns and design of the kaleidoscope form.
Mehndi, or commonly known as Henna in Malaysia, showcases an abstract art form that is associated with positive spirits and good luck. Michell created an Indian traditional streetwear-themed collection inspired by the Akbar’s tomb architecture. The five-story monument that’s intricately built with marvelous geometric, floral and calligraphic designs as well as rich colours and texture are the main muse for her Barbie® Doll collection which puts focus on the Barbie’s® Dhoti Pants.
Inspired by alternative subcultures such as punk and goth that often embodies empowerment and audaciousness. The concept of Siti’s Barbie® Doll collection is to assert that same energy but with a twist to signify Malaysia’s rich heritage and culture. Her innovated Kebaya collection designed with traditional Tekat Embroidery aspires to resonate a sense of authenticity to Malaysia’s local traditions that’s injected with a spunk of gallantness in its designs and structures.
The concept of Pei Yi’s collection is inspired by the Chinese ancient tradition of calligraphy arts. The idea was to marry the elements and cultures of Chinese calligraphy into modern art forms by blending the two. Her collection is a collaboration with a local creative calligrapher, Mr Ong, who helped her draw Chinese calligraphy on the fabric which is incorporated into her modern design structures. The beauty of my collection is that each calligraphy emphasized in my designs are different pieces of beautiful and meaningful poems.
Behind the exquisite creation, throughout this project, students received industry mentorships from professional craftsman;
Puan Mardziah, Malaysia Tekat Artist, May Lim Seiw Seng, Malaysia’s renowned shoes beader, Ong Chia Koon, a Calligraphy artist, and Henna Artist, Revathi Uthamaseelan that guided students on their craft technique.
Hafizi Radzi Woo and Izree Kai Haffiz from Fiziwoo, also mentor student on their idea conceptualisation of the garment, while Wesley Hilton, founder of Borneo Doll, lend his expertise with the students in styling their Barbie® Dolls to suit their design concepts that’s fashion-ready for the KLFW exhibition.
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A programme designed to answer current world demands with technology advancement. Gain a distinctive degree and stand out in the fashion design field.
Real projects led by industry partners and fashion mentors. Students pitch ideas & work with noted brands like Valiram, FJ Benjamin & KL Fashion Week.
Collaborative opportunities with local & international industry players such as project consultations, internships, demos, field studies & workshops.
On-campus design studio with industry-grade machines and the latest tech in digital manufacturing & print-making – efficient tools for designing.
With industry-grade tools and machinery the degree programme will focus on creating graduates who are work ready to take the fashion industry , locally and internationally.
Learn more from Andrew Tan, Fashion Director for this programme.
Andrew Tan shares, " students will be equipped with relevant skills and techniques upon their graduation. The involvement of KL Fashion Week will encourage the students to be more forward-thinking with an industry-driven mindset. I believe the fashion graduates from Taylor’s University will create a positive impact on the Malaysian Fashion Industry in the near future. "
This programme works alongside KLFW, Malaysia's premier showcase of local designers and with professional industry practitioners in the fashion field. These industry collaborations allows us to provide students experience and explore collaborative study opportunities.
As fashion continuously grows, so will the demand for a generation that can stitch technology with fashion, leading it to the right sustainable path.
Fashion design technology students will study the fundamental processes of design theory and practice through problem- and studio-based learning. In experiencing the design thinking process, students will be able to analyse, evaluate, and put forward design solutions that are innovative and creative. The modules prescribed will provide the student with the necessary skill sets to conceptualise and create aesthetically sound outputs that are creative, functional, entertaining, engaging and communicable, paving the way to fascinating careers as fashion retailers, digital clothing creators, and more.
This degree programme is compatible with the new Taylor's Curriculum Framework that allows students to mix & match study modules.
Click here to find out more about the Taylor's Curriculum Framework.
This component consists of Primary Core subjects, which are common modules across a discipline that provides the fundamental knowledge of the discipline.
*All information is subject to change. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university.
This component aims to develop critical thinking, build up social intelligence and cultivate civic responsibility as well as broaden cultural knowledge. These consist of compulsory and nationally-mandated study modules required by the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education.
*Students are requested to take Bahasa Kebangsaan A if they do not obtain a Credit for Bahasa Malaysia in SPM.
**All information is subject to change. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university.
Taylor’s future-proofs you with a broader set of graduate capabilities beyond academic knowledge. We focus on a balanced set of attainment as you graduate.
We offer the option of completing your degree programme with one of our established partner universities.
When you’ve successfully completed this programme, you could embark on any of these exciting careers, including:
*All information is subject to change. The above entry requirements serve as a guideline. Readers are responsible to verify the information by contacting the university’s Admissions Department.
*All information is subject to change. The above entry requirements serve as a guideline. Readers are responsible to verify the information by contacting the university’s Admissions Department.
* Fees will be reviewed annually. For the avoidance of doubt, Taylor’s reserves the right to revise the fee payable for any given semester.
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