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Two piece, brown and beige striped corded taffeta jacket with tortoise shell buttons in floral motif; hand quilted beige taffeta skirt (petticoat), circa 1865. Available from the North Carolina Museum of History.
According to Scholastics, Fashion Design includes articles of clothing or fashion accessories other than jewelry. Examples (including but not limited to): Fully-realized articles and outfits, sketches, tech packs, etc. Jackets, dresses, shirts, gowns, scarves, hats, bags, belts, shoes, etc. as well as experimental designs, wearable art, and work made from found materials.
The manufacturing of fabric apparel is a huge, often volatile industry in the state. A large variety of women's, men's, children's, and misses' apparel is produced in the state, including men's and women's suits, coats, overcoats, shirts, underwear, neckwear, dress and work gloves, robes and dressing gowns, and belts. Learn More at NCPedia.
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Fashion Design College Programs in NC:
NCSU Fashion and Textile Design Program
Meredith College Fashion Design
NCA&T Family and Consumer Sciences with a Concentration in Fashion Merchandising and Design
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