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Mission: FIT prepares students for professional excellence in design and business through rigorous and adaptable academic programs, experiential learning and innovative partnerships. A premier public institution in New York City, FIT fosters creativity, career focus, and a global perspective and educates its students to embrace inclusiveness, sustainability and a sense of community.
We’re missing you, #unconventionalminds. ❤️
Until we can connect in person again, we hope you’re remaining safe, healthy, and of course, creative. Making any tasty dishes, teaching yourself a new skill, or hosting a virtual party? Below, share how you're making the most of your time inside.
Feeling the impact of these unprecedented times and an unexpected kind of semester? You’re not alone. Thanks to Man Repeller and author Mallory Rice for speaking with five FIT students on their current approach to life, school, and style.
Photos courtesy of Beth Sacca ‘20, Man Repeller Photo Intern.
FIT students share how their lives have changed since their photos were taken at the start of March by Man Repeller's photo intern, Beth Sacca.
Tune in on Thursday, April 16 for a conversation between menswear designer and knitter extraordinaire, Josh Bennett '12 and managing editor of Hue magazine, Alex Joseph '15: https://bit.ly/2RG4cqu
Now more than ever we want to bring #FITalumni together in community and conversation. Hue Live, featuring accomplished FIT alumni from across the disciplines, kicks off Thursday with Josh Bennett, Fashion Design ‘12, celebrated menswear designer and knitter extraordinaire in conversation with Alex Joseph, MA ‘15, Managing Editor of Fashion Institute of Technology’s Hue magazine.
Register here: http://www.fitnyc.edu/development/events/hue-live
Tonight, FIT stands alongside other institutions across the United States in thanking our frontline and essential workers during this unprecedented period.
We offer our support for their continued efforts and join #lightitblue to shine a light on those who are working tirelessly every day.
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Like illustrator and fine artist John P. Dessereau, MFA ‘19 (@johnsville.studio) we know that countless #FITalumni are creating creative, compelling, timely, and challenging work in their #StayHomeStudio. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing work from the FIT alumni community across the disciplines and around the world. Tag us to share your own creations! #fitalumni #fitnyc #unconventialminds #stayhomestudio
Thank you to COVETEUR for including the Museum at FIT in their roundup of online fashion museum exhibits! #MFITatHome
Learn about the history of fashion while sitting on your couch. The Museum at FIT is one of many fashion museum experiences you can access online. #MuseumFromHome http://ow.ly/a7iY50z7JRQ
In these unprecedented times, we are inspired by our FIT Alumni, students, and faculty who have answered the call to make protective masks.
From launching a nationwide volunteer network to creating easy-to-follow instructions for masks, the FIT community is working hard to address the critical need for personal protective equipment. Read more about their efforts and how you can help support below.
In this moment, there is a critical need for personal protective equipment, or PPE, and some FIT and State University of New York alumni, students, and faculty are turning their skills toward answ…
We’re so excited to welcome the incoming class of fall 2020! 🎉
Don’t forget to share the good news by tagging us or using #FITwelcome!
#ICYMI: TIME featured Mia Bongardino '21 who filmed her dining ritual with her parents while under self-quarantine after returning from her study abroad program in Florence.
Since sharing the video, her post has amassed 16.5 million views. Read more: https://bit.ly/2UwjIXH
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Over the last few weeks, our #FITalumni family has been answering the call to make #masks for the healthcare community. Just check out the handiwork being done by alumni including Celestino Couture, KiniZamora, Chloe Dao, #LaurenHolovka of #LeLaurierBridal and Karen Sabag Couture, and our thanks to #CarolineTakesTheCity for helping to organize these efforts on both a local and nationwide scale. We are inspired by the generosity and dedication of the #FITnyc community, and we look forward to sharing more inspiring news and programming with you in the coming weeks. #FITnyc #covid19 #coronavirus #sew4lives #facemasks #getmePPE #masks4all
To the FIT community: The 2020 commencement undergraduate and graduate ceremonies have been postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak. For more information, please visit our website for a message from President Joyce F. Brown: https://bit.ly/3aoERbE
To the FIT community: As we head into next week, please read below for campus updates:
All classes will resume remotely starting Monday, March 23. No classes will be held on campus. Spring break, scheduled from April 6 to April 12, will be held as planned.
For more information on our current status, please continue to visit our website: http://bit.ly/coronavirusFIT
As of 7:30 pm today, March 19, the Fashion Institute of Technology Library is moving online.
Please visit the library’s website at fitnyc.edu/library for a full list of resources and services available.
“We have tried to remain informed, thoughtful, and sensitive to the needs of all members of our FIT family. I share the ongoing stress and anxiety that have engulfed all of us over the past few weeks. I trust that you know that your health and safety remain foremost in my mind.”
Read tonight’s latest update from President Joyce F. Brown on our website: http://bit.ly/coronavirusFIT
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In response to guidance provided by FIT, SUNY, and our state and local governments to help limit the possible spread of the coronavirus, we join our fellow cultural institutions throughout New York City and have temporarily closed The Museum at FIT, effective today, Friday, March 13.
Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information.
http://www.fitnyc.edu/museum/
An update on classes and campus status regarding COVID-19.
All classes that can, will move to an online format to resume beginning Monday, March 23. For those that require in-person instruction, on-premise software and/or equipment, there will be assigned schedules for usage for studios or labs to ensure all safety and sanitizing precautions are followed.
Please continue to check your email and our website for updates as information is rapidly developing: http://bit.ly/coronavirusFIT
To the FIT community: please continue to visit our website for all COVID-19 updates: http://bit.ly/coronavirusFIT
UPDATE: In order to best prepare for the coronavirus (COVID-19) and online operations, FIT will suspend classes beginning March 16-22, 2020. The campus will remain open. Read more here: http://bit.ly/coronavirusFIT
To the FIT community: Please read important information and official updates regarding the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) here: http://bit.ly/coronavirusFIT
UPDATED: New statement from President Joyce F. Brown regarding the February 7 Fashion Design MFA show.
Updated February 21, 2020 To the FIT Community, Today I am writing to update you on the preliminary steps we have taken and are continuing to take in response to the fallout of the MFA Fashion show…
An official message to the FIT community from President Joyce F. Brown about the Fashion Design MFA show. Read the statement here.
Dear FIT Community: On Friday, February 7th, as part of New York Fashion Week, the FIT MFA program in fashion design held its first graduating students runway show at Chelsea Piers. There were over…
Happy Valentine’s Day! 💘
A lot of people form lifelong bonds at FIT and some even meet the person they share their life with. Camille Agnese Block, Fashion Design ’68, and Marc Block, Photography ’68 met on the steps of the Feldman Center and recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in January.
Happy Valentine’s Day to all FIT Alumni. Click the link below to read more about other FIT Alumni who found love on 27th street!
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A retrospective exhibition about American couturier and Fashion Institute of Technology Alum Jay Jaxon ’66 is now on view at the Queens Historical Society. #jayjaxonqueens #blackhistorymonth #blackfashiondesigners http://ow.ly/QUL350yfISZ
Congrats to FIT's Fashion Design MFA first graduating class on their inaugural fashion show at Pier59 Studios last Friday, February 7!
The show marks a milestone for us during our 75th anniversary as this is the first time students are presenting their own show at New York Fashion Week.
Read more here: http://bit.ly/37end8f
As we enter #NYFW, Bingyao Cheng, Knitwear BFA ‘20, has been selected to have her design advertised on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square.
Cheng is a member of the Council of Asian Designers of America and will show her collection, Bingyao Studio, next Monday, February 10. Her label combines functional waterproof and windproof materials using reflective fabrics that are wearable and fashion-forward. (📸: @cby0910)
Mr. Bruce, played by Manhattan the Chihuahua in Hustlers, is owned by pet-fashion designer Ada Nieves ‘08. Not only does she design glamorous ensembles for her six Chihuahuas in showbiz, she has also created garments for cats, chickens, lizards, rabbits, even rats.
Nieves’ annual New York Pet Fashion Show is set to take place tomorrow, February 6 at the Hotel Pennsylvania NYC. Read more below.
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Watch Hannah Gavios, Graphic Design ’15, the subject of an inspiring mini-documentary on Great Big Story that follows her as she runs the TCS New York City Marathon.
Three years ago, Hannah Gavios fell 150 feet off a cliff while running from an attacker. She was left partially paralyzed. This year, she completed the New York City Marathon. #ThisIsTriumph https://greatbig.is/2sGOx0u
[Content Note: The following video discusses an experience with sexual assault]
#TechTuesday: Sherrell Dorsey ’09 started The Plug Daily as a daily newsletter for diverse, under-the-radar stories. The site has now expanded to a digital platform and data library for black-owned tech companies. Read more below.
“I’m reading about all these white guy geniuses and I’m wondering, ‘How do I identify and tell stories about black geniuses and innovators and inventors and investors?’” In 2016, Dorsey found her a…
In 1944, visionaries Max Meyer and Dr. Mortimer C. Ritter created FIT, the first college devoted to the apparel industry. This year, the college reached its 75th anniversary, and we’re celebrating!
Celebrate with us at our commemorative website, 75.fitnyc.edu. #fitcelebrates75
In 1944, visionaries Max Meyer and Dr. Mortimer C. Ritter created FIT, the first college devoted to the apparel industry. This year, the college reached its 75th anniversary, and we’re celebrating!
Celebrate with us at our commemorative website, 75.fitnyc.edu.
This week also signaled the last semester for the #Classof2020. Good luck to everyone who’ll be crossing the stage in May! 🎓
(📸 L-R: @b_.aramac, @kenzie_anne15, @tommie_gotchi, @emilyhorrego, @danismithstyle, @_mariajcruz)
Opening tonight through Sunday, March 8, FIT’s Black Student Union celebrates #BlackHistoryMonth with Black in Time.
The interactive exhibition explores the evolution of black culture by going beyond the narrative of slavery and back to the rich heritage of culture and tradition in Africa and its expansion worldwide. Black in Time, on view in the Pomerantz Center’s Art and Design Gallery, casts a light on creativity, resistance, celebration, self-expression, and #blackpride.
The exhibition is curated by FIT students Awa Doumbia '21 and Kiara Williams '21. Learn more by following #BlackinTime or visit @bsu_fit.
Don't forget to vote for the Museum at FIT!
One vote each day gets us closer to the top of the leaderboard! Help us win Best Free Museum in the USA TODAY 10Best 2020 Readers' Choice travel awards! http://ow.ly/i8ck50y81Uw
The editorial team at Hue, FIT's award-winning magazine, chose their top five stories from 2019. Read the selections below.
Features on accomplished alumni and students are always among the most popular stories in Hue, FIT’s award-winning magazine. Our editorial team chose five favorites from 2019. Nina Hue interviewed…
“We haven’t seen a new designer of this caliber in a long time," says NET-A-PORTER global buying director, Elizabeth von der Goltz on Fashion Design alumnus Peter Do '14. (FIT Alumni)
New York has lately been producing young designers who practice a distinctly DIY style of fashion. Peter Do is not one of those designers.
A new semester begins today at FIT. ✨🌈
📸: @nicolexxii_
This week, T: The New York Times Style Magazine takes a closer look at the jewelry created by FIT alum and SCHIAPARELLI artistic director Daniel Roseberry for the design house's spring 2020 haute couture show.
For the collection, Roseberry reimagined several famous pieces including an eye-shaped brooch designed by artist and writer Jean Cocteau for Elsa Schiaparelli in 1937.
Daniel Roseberry revisited many of the house’s iconic motifs this season, including an eye designed by the writer and artist Jean Cocteau.
In December 2019, Fashionista.com included FIT in its annual list of The Top 25 Fashion Schools in the World. 🙌🏾
Yet again, FIT has been ranked as the best of the best for fashion-related careers. In December, Fashionista, an online magazine geared toward all things fashion, included FIT in its annual list of…
#TechTuesday: For HuffPost, Associate Professor of Sociology Jung-Whan (Marc) de Jong explains and contextualizes online subcultures like “e-girls” and “soft girls.”
The girls of TikTok are creating new aesthetic labels. For everyone who's not caught up, here's what's what.
“Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly. I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be.” - Martin Luther King, Jr.
"In honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, we are reminded of our mission to create a community that fosters tolerance and inclusion and that is purposefully diverse," says FIT President Joyce F. Brown.
This illustration—representing the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott, with imagery of Rosa Parks and King—is one of 80 pieces in ChalkFIT, public art on FIT's Seventh Avenue facades in celebration of the college's 75th anniversary.
Created by Alvin Sumigcay, Illustration ‘20. #MLKDay
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FIT alum Kihyun Lee is the force behind some of NYC’s most inventive and well-loved Korean restaurants as founder of @handhospitality. He and his team have opened 8 successful restaurants in the past 8 years, starting with Take 31 in 2011.
Eater NY called Lee one of the biggest players in how people eat in New York today.
https://bit.ly/3699i2Z
The Upcoming, an online British culture and fashion magazine, ranked FIT No. 1 in its "Top Five Colleges to Study Fashion," based on reputation, alumni performance, and exposure to the industry.
Just like technological gadgets, people are looking for the latest designs in fashion. They want to look unique so that they can stand out during occasions and also feel confident wherever they go. Designers are, therefore, some of the most sort-after professionals around the world. Fashion colleges...
#TechTuesday: Creative studio Superficial has collaborated with The Museum at FIT for the studio's digital project, Virtual Fashion Archive. The inaugural collection features four objects from The Museum and uses 3D computer graphics to simulate motion, volume, and texture in order to broaden access and appreciation for extraordinary design.
The inaugural collection of the Virtual Fashion object features four objects from the study collection of The Museum at FIT.
Now on view through Saturday, March 7 at the Society Of Illustrators, Fashion Illustration: The Visionaries, A Century of Illustrations from the Frances Neady Collection showcases 63 of the finest examples of fashion illustration that exemplify technical virtuosity and aesthetic quality rendered by the masters of the genre.
The seminal exhibition is curated from the archives of the Frances Neady Collection of Original Fashion Illustration housed within the Department of Special Collections and FIT Archives.
Fashion Illustration: The Visionaries, A Century of Illustrations from the Frances Neady Collection is a seminal exhibition curated from the archives of the Frances Neady Collection of Original Fas…
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Congrats to FIT's Fashion Design MFA first graduating class on their inaugural fashion show at Pier59 Studios last Friday, February 7! The show marks a milestone for us during our 75th anniversary as this is the first time students are presenting their own show at New York Fashion Week. Read more here: http://bit.ly/37end8f
In 1944, visionaries Max Meyer and Dr. Mortimer C. Ritter created FIT, the first college devoted to the apparel industry. This year, the college reached its 75th anniversary, and we’re celebrating! Celebrate with us at our commemorative website, 75.fitnyc.edu. #fitcelebrates75
Happy Holidays from FIT! The college will be closed starting Tuesday, December 24, 2019 through Wednesday, January 1, 2020, and will reopen on Thursday, January 2, 2020. ☃️
Happy #Diwali! 🎉 FIT’s Indian Cultural Society commenced their celebration of the Hindu New Year by creating Rangoli, an art form in which patterns are made on the floor using colored rice, dry flour, colored sand, or flower petals.
The second annual Civility Week begins today through Friday, October 25! FIT's Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is hosting a week of activities, talks, and workshops aimed at achieving the goals of engaging the college community in a discussion of respectful ways of living and learning. Visit our website to learn more: http://bit.ly/2Vc8dDF
Enjoy this recap from Disney on Broadway x FIT's exhibition opening reception! 💫 A huge thank you to our guests and Disney on Broadway’s leading stars for attending. Have you stopped by to see the designs? The exhibition is free and open daily to the public through Sunday, October 13 at the Pomerantz Center. Special shout-out to Broadway Inspirational Voices for joining us to celebrate the opening!
#TechTuesday: When FIT School of Art and Design received a state-of-the-art digital embroidery machine as part of a major 25-machine donation from Brother Sews, the Hue team tested it out for the summer 2019 cover. The final result, stitched on the Brother PR1050X, has 29 colors and 155,183 stitches, took five hours of continuous sewing to create. The cover design features FIT alum Anna Forde, International Trade and Marketing '18. Read the current issue here: http://bit.ly/2njBKhu
ICYMI: Watch as ten FIT students present their contemporary designs of Disney on Broadway's leading female characters on Strahan, Sara and Keke!
We’re LIVE with FIT’s 2019-2020 Common Read author, Lesley Nneka Arimah. Arimah is the author of “What It Means When a Man Falls from the Sky” and is in conversation with FIT student, Mariah Alvira. Learn more about this year’s Common Read here: http://bit.ly/2YMT7bI
Meet Thaddeus Coates, Advertising Design '20. Read our profile on Thaddeus and check out the new issue of Hue Magazine at hue.fitnyc.edu
We caught up with Tommy Hilfiger at today's FIT Design Entrepreneurs event. He will judge today's final presentations in the program, where one brand is awarded $100,000 towards their business. The program provides emerging designers the opportunity to grow their brand, while boosting the creative the economy. Learn more about the program here: fitnyc.edu/designentrepreneurs #FITDE #FITUnconventionalminds
#FITWelcome to those who have been admitted for fall 2019! We hope to see you this Saturday and Sunday for Admitted Students Weekend. Details can be found here: http://www.fitnyc.edu/recently-accepted-students/index.php
There’s something special inside FIT’s Admitted Students packet...here’s a sneak peek! #FITWelcome #unconventionalminds #stitchFIT
Illustration faculty Dan Shefelman created this poster using #augmentedreality app arilyn. The work is on display as part of Impact: Creativity for Civility, Diversity, and Inclusion. Learn more about the exhibition at news.fitnyc.edu #inclusivenyc #techtuesday
Posters designed by students in Professor C.J. Yeh's Kinetic Typography class respond to the #augmentedreality app arilyn. The work is on display as part of Impact: Creativity for Civility, Diversity, and Inclusion. Learn more about the exhibition at news.fitnyc.edu #inclusivenyc #techtuesday
The Most Beautiful Thing is Confidence: A trailblazer as one of the few fashion models in the industry with a physical disability, as well as a proud New Yorker of Dominican ancestry, FIT alumna Jillian Mercado shares her experiences with students tonight in the Katie Murphy Amphitheatre. Here is a quick backstage chat with Alex Joseph, managing editor of Hue Magazine, before the event!
Nowhere do the disciplines of art, architecture, and engineering fuse as seamlessly as in the work of inventor Chuck Hoberman. Today at #FITgrad, he's receiving the degree of Doctor of Fine Arts and letting us know how he nurtures his creativity.
One of the most sought-after personalities in the industry, Lilliana Vazquez is here at #FITgrad to share her insight and inspiration with our graduates.
The #FITfashionshow is only hours away! At 7 pm, tune into our livestream to see the best of fashion hit the runway: livestream.com/FIT/FOF18 Can't wait? Catch a sneak peek of the garments by enjoying this 360° footage from Judging Day.
"It is especially important to design for children ethically and responsibly because this is our planet, and the kids are our future," says Bridget, a Fashion Design focused on children's wear. Get to know her better on FIT's Instagram, instagram.com/fitnyc, and see her adorable yet unconventional look at tomorrow's #FITfashionshow!
"My love for body positivity, equality, and art inspired my interest in fashion," says Norissa, a Fashion Design student focused on intimate apparel. Norissa started off in FIT Precollege Programs, and tomorrow, the culmination of all her hard work will be on display at the #FITfashionshow! See more of Norissa on FIT's Instagram, instagram.com/fitnyc.
After a successful career in the pharmaceutical industry, fashion design student Laurin decided to pursue her life’s passion at FIT. Growing up in a small town, she dreamed of designing beautiful clothing, and now she focuses her incredible talent on special occasions. Get to know Laurin better on the college's Instagram, instagram.com/fitnyc, and see her look come down the #FITfashionshow runway this Thursday!
The #FITfashionshow is five days away, and we’re spotlighting #unconventionalminds across Fashion Design disciplines. First up is Adam, a knitwear student. He calls his work "eco-grunge" — genderless clothing that appreciates soft fragility but has hard irreverence. Want to see more? Head to FIT's Instagram, instagram.com/fitnyc, now!
What do FIT students and NYC have in common? They are unstoppable. Our students' and graduates' #unconventionalminds help build FIT as an innovation center and shape NYC's creative economy. Created by the FITxPentagram team.
FIT's main entrance has an unexpected look! Stop by Feldman today to find out what makes #FITunconventional. Also enjoy this unbelievable video by the FITxPentagram student team!
We’re unlike all others. FIT is a gathering of #unconventionalminds, a community where we educate students to be design thinkers and problem solvers. We know that sometimes the best answer to a problem is a question—and when you question everything, your answers are unpredictable, original, and sometimes breathtaking. #FITunconventional
New York Fashion Week kicks off today, and behind the scenes, FIT students will be the ones making it all happen. Watch this exclusive video to see FIT's volunteers work backstage at some of the city's hottest shows. NYFW #NYFW #NewYorkFashionWeek
Best wishes for a peaceful holiday season and a happy new year from President Joyce F. Brown and H. Carl McCall!
Enjoy this timelapse video by Illustration MFA alumna Heekyung Hur, who drew FIT's bees. Learn more about these fascinating creatures on news.fitnyc.edu.
Happy Halloween! To celebrate, learn about costumes through the centuries with FIT Library's Special Collections and College Archives. #Halloween
FIT classes just kicked off at SUNY Korea! For the first time, students can study Fashion Design and Fashion Business Management at SUNY Korea’s state-of-the-art campus, and today, President Joyce F. Brown has a special message for alumni residing in South Korea. Want to join the college’s alumni network in Asia? Click here: http://bit.ly/2wjB51X
Meet Jon Ronson, author of 'So You've Been Publicly Shamed.' Addressing mass shaming on social media, this book was read by each of #FITnyc's new students. Dive into this important topic as we ask Ronson our five pressing questions. #ReadySetRoar
A friend visited FIT's Natural Dye Garden. 🌸 🌺 🌼 #FITsustainability
Recipient of #FITgrad's President's Award for Creative Excellence, LL Cool J shares his advice for graduates!
Aluma and #FITgrad's keynote speaker Essie Weingarten shares her words of wisdom!
What advice would you give an FIT student? A few of this year's #FITfashionshow judges — Today Show's Lilliana Vazquez, Neiman Marcus's Ken Downing, Vogue Runway's Nicole Phelps, and stylist Kemal Harris — give their answers in the video below! Watch the Future of Fashion live at 7 pm on Monday, May 8: fitnyc.edu/future
Less than three hours left to vote for the #FITfashionshow's People's Choice Award! Who will win? You decide! Vote now by clicking the link in our bio, and tune into the Future of Fashion live stream on May 8 to find out the winner.
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