5 Best Fashion Design in Australia for 2025

Bachelor of Design, Creative Direction & Styling, is for students who want to pursue a career as a highly-skilled stylist to create new narratives covering both creative and operational strategies in contemporary fashion, food, interiors and event styling industries.

Curtin’s marketing and luxury branding courses prepare you for careers that require the ability to understand consumer thinking, and develop strategies that maximise consumer value, sales and profits. In these courses, you’ll learn the principles of marketing, marketing research and buyer behaviour, and gain specialised knowledge in essential aspects of business, marketing, management and leadership.

The Bachelor of Design is delivered over six trimesters undertaken at either Whitehouse Institute’s Sydney or Melbourne campuses.

In our Fashion & Costume Design program, you can look forward to a career full of glamour and style. Design principles are central to the course. You will create garments through applied design processes – from idea generation to mood boards and storyboards that address design briefs and trend forecasts, textile selection, and practical garment construction.

In this course, students can specialise in one of three areas: Fashion, Visual and Spatial Design, and Games and Interactive Design. In Fashion, students work fundamentally with the garment as a site of expression and signifier of self that can carry narratives and reference histories; Visual and Spatial Design involves making visual and spatial products, services and environments through graphic and spatial design thinking to improve communities; while in Games and Interactive Design, students get the opportunity to create original digital interactive products and services that impact on audiences and address user experiences (UX). Students will explore the impact design has on history and on the future development of local, national and global communities. The course will provide opportunities for students to collaborate locally and internationally. The design majors, run by experienced graphic, spatial, digital, fashion and service design professionals and researchers at the forefront of design in Western Australia, encourage the sustainable use of materials, images and ideas as vehicles for exploration in relation to environments and individual people in real-world and online contexts. Students develop transferable visual and spatial problem identification, ideation, and prototyping skills to establish their own place in the world, with a personal style, career opportunities and entrepreneurial skills.