Assistant Professor Fashion Design (Haute couture )

1. Teaching & Instruction

• Studio Leadership: Design and deliver studio-based courses focusing on haute couture techniques, advanced draping, bespoke tailoring, fine hand-embroidery, surface ornamentation, and structural garment construction.
• Curriculum Development: Update and innovate course modules to integrate contemporary sustainability practices, luxury market shifts, and historical haute couture traditions.
• Technical Mastery: Instruct students in precision pattern-making, internal corsetry, millinery, and couture finishing details (e.g., French seams, hand-rolled hems, bespoke linings).

2. Student Mentorship & Portfolio Development

• Creative Guidance: Guide students through conceptualization, material exploration, and physical realization of thesis collections or runway pieces.
• Industry Readiness: Prepare students for internships and careers in luxury fashion houses, independent couture labels, and bridal wear markets.
• Exhibitions & Shows: Oversee the curation and technical execution of student garments for institutional fashion shows, exhibitions, and industry critique panels.

3. Research, Creative Practice, & Scholarship

• Active Practice: Maintain an active profile in creative practice, showcased through couture collections, museum exhibitions, scholarly publications, or high-end design commissions.
• Material Innovation: Explore the intersection of traditional artisanal crafts with modern technology (e.g., digital design tools combined with handcraft).

4. Institutional & Industry Collaboration

• Network Building: Foster strategic partnerships with luxury ateliers, textile archives, and couture houses for guest lectures, masterclasses, and student placements.
• Departmental Service: Participate in faculty meetings, curriculum committees, student admissions portfolios reviews, and accreditation documentation.

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