Fashion Arts and Business students applied their skills through a field placement, creating a Valentine’s-themed display for the Humber Boutique.

Fashion Arts and Business and Creative Technologies students joined forces for a boundary-pushing challenge in immersive digital fashion.

A new collaboration between Humber's Fashion programs and SMCP North America has given students an inside look at the world of accessible luxury retail.

The Humber Fashion Boutique partnered with Humber Athletics for an on-campus pop-up event that brought together sustainable style and Hawks pride.

Fashion Arts and Business students transformed ideas into eye-catching installations during their 'Build Up Display' project at North Campus.

The Humber Styles Fashion Squad led over 40 Iona students in a dynamic session on professional dress and interview readiness.

Unfiltered, Humber Polytechnic’s 2025 Fashion Show, was more than a student project—it was a bold expression of identity, collaboration, and innovation.

Unfiltered, a fashion show organized by the Fashion Arts and Business students, has taken on a new form at Humber’s Fashion Institute.

Humber’s Fashion Squad brought its signature Dress4Success workshop to life for over 200 high school students at a Humber-hosted STEAM Day event.

Photography, Fashion and Cosmetic Management students collaborated on creative projects to showcase their skills while building portfolio-worthy work.

Fashion Arts and Business graduate Tess Morgan has cultivated a remarkable career within the fashion industry.

Fashion Arts and Business students showcased their commitment to sustainability during the annual Eco Closet event at the North campus.

Seven weeks in, Fashion Arts and Business students Deven Thompson and Daeja Loon share their transition experiences at Humber Polytechnic.

Fashion students took part in a valuable work-integrated learning experience at Florence University of the Arts.

The FGI X Fashion Art Toronto event, held on October 10th at Indeed Laboratories, showcased fall fashion and beauty trends and a runway show.

Eden United Church hosted a Community Clothing Mart aimed at providing affordable clothing to those in need, with all items priced at $5 or less.

Students from the Cosmetic Management, Fashion Arts and Business, and Photography programs convened for a networking event to develop connections.

The Fashion Institute unveiled its standout event of the Fall season, the 'Fashion Through Paper' exhibit.

Humber students flew across the globe to have a firsthand experience in the world of fashion.

Fashion faculty Vladimira Steffek and Rossie Kadiyska showcased their scholarly collaboration with the University of Navarra's Fashion Business School at the IFFTI.

On March 30th, the fashion students held a thrift shop pop-up event on the Lakeshore campus to celebrate Earth Month.

Students from the Fashion Arts and Business, Computer Programming and Photography programs have been utilizing the studio facilities available at North Campus to connect with like-minded peers.

The Work-Integrated Learning Centre and the International Partnerships and Mobility team were joined by representatives from Florence University of the Arts to provide summer opportunities.

The Humber Styles - Fashion Squad, a team of young and talented fashion students, collaborated with the Salvation Army Thrift Store to emphasize the importance and benefits of shopping second-hand.

A sold-out event organized by the Fashion Arts and Business and Baking and Pastry Arts Management students evoked some of the same grandeur from the era with a gothic, and chocolatey, twist.

Humber College students landed some gently used clothing they can wear to work or job interviews and countless garments were saved from ending up at the landfill thanks to the 2022 Eco Closet event.

Five fashion students from Humber Styles - Fashion Squad team led by Fashion Management alumnus Brendan Yhip delivered another series of six “Dress4Success” presentations.

Bruce Sinclair, Associate Dean of Business Marketing, Fashion & Beauty at Humber College, was interviewed by CP24 and CHCH for his professional opinion on the Balenciaga campaign controversy.

Fashion Management Programs, (bachelor and postgraduate), and their program coordinators, Francesca D’Angelo and Rossie Kadiyska, hosted a meet-and-greet for all Lakeshore fashion students.

The Fashion Arts and Business, Cosmetic Management, and Photography Diploma programs held a NETWORKING event to encourage student collaborations and interdisciplinary learning.

In an interview with CBC News reporter, Sara Frizzell, Francesca D'Angelo, professor and program coordinator for the Fashion Management program, discussed the growing trend of thrift shopping.

Fashion Arts & Business alumni Charlene McFarlane has transitioned her career in Marketing, Communications, and PR, during the pandemic, to create a new venture in education.

Digital Business Management and the Fashion Arts and Business programs joined a multi-disciplinary team of students from other Humber Faculties on a project to support female refugees in Kenya.

The Humber College Fashion Show returned in person for the first time in two years.

Fashion Production students held a model casting in the Photography Studio for the upcoming fashion show "Awakening".

Global Retail Operations is a course that is a part of the final semester in the Fashion Arts and Business program at Humber College.

There are myriad ways to build a wardrobe that prioritizes sustainability as much as style.

This term, the Fashion Arts students were delighted to learn that they would participate in a live photoshoot as part of their Photo Styling course.

Fashion Management postgrad and Fashion Arts and Business students had the honour to perform a Virtual “Cheongsam” fashion show for the Chinese New Year of the Tiger celebration.

Francesca D'Angelo, professor and program coordinator for the Fashion Management program was interviewed by CBC News reporter, Axel Tardieu, on the rise in thrift shopping in Calgary.

Humber’s Fashion Arts and Business Students took their guests on a virtual trip to Italy and France on Wednesday, December 1st, 2021.

The Event Planning and Budgeting class, a part of the third semester in the Fashion Arts and Business program, is a course designed to give students a taste of the groundwork behind event planning.

The Fashion Arts and Business students held a virtual event; ‘Rags to Riches’ #HumberVintage, highlighting the importance of sustainable fashion and winter vintage trends.

Fifteen students from all three fashion programs participated in the Annual Charette competition organized by Ryerson University in November 2021.

The future of the Fashion Event Production classes’ annual fashion show was uncertain this season.

Fourth-semester Fashion Arts & Business diploma program students in the Global Retail Operations course have collaborated with Vaughan Mills Shopping Centre to create a real-world project.

Fashion Arts and Business students in the Global Retail Operations class hosted several guest speakers this semester - some of which resulted in hands-on learning opportunities for students.

Fashion Management degree and graduate certificate programs as well as the Fashion Arts and Business diploma program, conducted a series of successful “Dress for Success” presentations.

To incorporate sustainability in all aspects of work, INFUSE Humber has partnered with the Humber's Office of Sustainability and has gone entirely digital.

Fashion Arts and Business alumna, Angela Polito recently started a new one-stop-shop business for local products one gift box at a time.

Each year, Humber Fashion Arts and Business students craft a compelling night that showcases their talents and ability to create an impactful event.

Fashion Arts and Business alumna, Cara Presta, was featured on Nottingham Trent University's (NTU) website to answer questions regarding her experience as an international student.

The third-semester Fashion Arts & Business students hosted an event on November 24th called the Mode Art Poster Exhibit.