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I Am FIT Personal Statement

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Ever since I was a young girl fashion has always been something that I am drawn to. I have been very fortunate growing up to be able to experience what I have with fashion. I am a strong, passionate, hard working, and determined young woman. I am FIT.

I have always enjoyed art and fashion. I was very fortunate to grow up in the town of Northport, NY. Why? Northport has one of the most elevated and successful high school fashion design programs. I took all three fashion design classes, these classes showed me how to become a fashion illustrator as well as the basics of sewing a garment and reading a patterns. I also have taken the junior evening wear saturday live classes at FIT. I took the New York State art regions with fashion design as my concentration. After I graduated college I decided to attend Nassau Community College with my major in Fashion Design.

I have enjoyed my time at Nassau a lot. The fashion program at Nassau really opened my eyes up to what my capabilities are. At Nassau I’ve learned many useful techniques. I have learned how to drape my own designs. I’ve learned different sewing techniques and how to operate different types of machines. I really took a liking to creating visual …show more content…

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