Guided by faculty members, Fashion and UX design students digitally transformed the Japanese Paper Place exhibit to revolutionize archival processes.

Fashion Management students collaborated to tackle the donation shortfall at Salvation Army Thrift Stores by launching a social media campaign.

Fashion faculty and alumni shared their engagement in the UN75 dialogue and collaborative efforts towards addressing global challenges.

Under the guidance of Fashion Management student, Nathalie Gomez, the Fashion Squad delivered a successful workshop on how to dress for success.

Fashion Management students showcased their virtual store design prototypes to the Salvation Army leadership team on December 20th.

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

Fashion Management students participated in The Communique: S/S'24 Fashion Reporting Event, an engaging initiative hosted by FGI Toronto.

The Thredz trade show was held at the Toronto Congress Centre and Fashion Management students were given complimentary access to attend.

Fashion Management students had the opportunity to volunteer at Canada's Bridal Show, hosted by Runway Productions, over three eventful days.

On September 28th, Humber Fashion students volunteered to support the Arthritis Society Canada at the second annual 'Fashion on Fire' event.

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.

Fashion Management and Entrepreneurial Enterprise students collaborated to present an exhibition showcasing their creations inspired by the surroundings of the Lakeshore campus.

Six Fashion Management students at the Fashion Institute unveiled a collection of fashionwear, jewelry, and clothing, all crafted from Japanese paper.

Fashion Management students from Humber, in collaboration with Nottingham University fashion students, engaged in a project with the Commonwealth Fashion Council to shape a better future for fashion.

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.

A partnership with the Salvation Army Thrift Store gave Fashion Management students the opportunity to develop improvements for the perimeter wall inside the store to increase sales per square foot.

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.

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

Leadership and intercultural skills were some of the main capacities that students had the chance to develop as remote volunteers during CECI’s Cooperation Program this past summer.

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.

Humber Fashion Management postgraduate alumni (2017-2018), Kiki and Lola, were scouted by Gucci team and invited to be GUCCI’s models on the show.

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.

We are very excited to announce our academic partnership with Wix.com starting in Fall 2022.

24 students from SENAC University (Brazil), Humber Fashion Management postgraduate, and Public Relations worked together in a Collaborative International Learning Project.

Fashion Management faculty, Vladimira Steffek, and Rossie Kadiyska, presented at the International Foundation of Fashion Technology Institutes (IFFTI 2022) conference.

Fashion faculty, Vladimira Steffek and Rossie Kadiyska worked with educational supplier Artha Learning to deliver open resources to eCampus Ontario following an approved project for CAD33,000 funding.

Fashion Management postgraduate student Rishi Mehta, conducted an interactive and engaging presentation to Insurance Management Program students at the International Graduate School.

Fashion Management postgrad student Meg Munro got all her peers together online for a quick session to reinvigorate bodies and minds and prep students for exams.

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.

Fashion students Rishi Mehta and Heer Banga joined “AR/VR in Fashion” group led by Prof David Neumann (FMCA) and Rossie Kadiyska (FB).

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.

The Social Networking Committee hosted a virtual networking session for the current Post-Grad Fashion Management students. The panel included Humber College Alumni, Milena Di Feo, and Mariana Amesa.

This third collaborative, project with Nottingham University dealt with the topic of “Charting a New Path for Sustainable Fashion: How Folklore's Indian Fusion Wear Impacts Canada's Fashion Scene”.

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

Rossie Kadiyska, Program Coordinator, and Vladimira Steffek, professor, from the Fashion Management Graduate Certificate program presented at the 16th Fashion Colloquium.

Vladimira Steffek and Rossie Kadiyska, Fashion Management faculty, presented at the Canadian Society for the Study of Higher Education conference (CSSHE 2021).

Humber students in the Fashion Management program and degree program worked alongside students from Nottingham Trent University in the Fashion Communications program.

Fashion Management Sustainability postgraduate students, had the opportunity to partake in the 2021 PI Apparel Spotlight: Supply Chain Transparency and Visibility event.

Fashion Management faculty Vladimira Steffek and Rossie Kadiyska presented virtually on the “Future Business Opportunity in Sustainable Denim - Business in Post-pandemic Era".

There is no doubt the pandemic has disrupted everyday life, yet it has also provided an opportunity for innovation.

Fashion Management students welcomed alumna and Product Developer and Design Assistant for Hudson’s Bay Alicia Jocson as a guest speaker last month.

This semester, Fashion Management students virtually hosted and participated in several guest speaker webinars to connect with industry experts.

Hudson Bay Buyer and Fashion Management graduate certificate alumna Alexandra Peroni guest lectured to Fashion Management students during their Retail Buying class.

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.

The Fashion Management program's Networking Committee initiated virtual networking events in order to establish a strong community among students.

Three Fashion Management students along with three Web Design and Interactive Media students teamed up to work on a wearable smart purse last fall.

As part of the Visual Merchandising class, Humber Fashion postgraduate and diploma students virtually visited The MET and their gala exhibit About Time: Fashion and Duration.

Fashion alumna and Data Analyst at WGSN, Nicole Turcot, spoke about her experience as a guest speaker to Fashion Management postgraduate students.

Fashion Management student, Katie Pittini, conducted an interactive presentation to IMPG students on professional style during COVID19.

Six Fashion Management Postgraduate students had the opportunity to participate in the 4th annual CREA 2020 Charrette.

Fashion Management postgraduate students and alumni were cheering for Sana Sapra and her fashion collection "Doodle" for Fashion Art Toronto (FAT).