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.

The Indeed Labs x FAT x FGI Fall Fashion Event, showcased Canadian designers, celebrating fashion, beauty, and culture.

At the intersection of Kipling Avenue and Lakeshore, the Fashion Institute's glass facade has been transformed to welcome fall with a new display.

A team of students from the Fashion Management and Interactive Media Management programs teamed up to develop a virtual fashion exhibit prototype.

Ten days, three cities, and countless experiences in the UK allowed Humber students to expand their academic and cultural horizons.

Fashion Management and Digital Business Management students came together for a unique learning experience at the Royal Ontario Museum.

As a part of the Fashion Management Graduate Certificate program, students can engage in a Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) project.

Fashion Management faculty Vladimira Steffek and Rossie Kadiyska presented a developmental paper at the Global Fashion Management Conference in Milan.

The Humber Styles-Fashion Squad delivered a tailored presentation titled “Dress4Success” to the Supply Chain Management students.

Cosmetic Management students demonstrated exceptional skills and dedication at Style Democracy's NUDESTIX Sales event.

Cosmetic Management students produced exceptional digital portfolios showcasing their innovative makeup applications and looks.

Aminat Lawal brought joy to the Kipling Acres Long Term Care Home residents in an inspiring blend of education and community service.

The halls were abuzz with excitement as the fourth-semester Cosmetic Management students hosted an event titled, 'The Business of Beauty'.

Fashion Art Toronto’s 1664 Fashion Week was a thrilling event, featuring bold runway shows, art installations, and a lively Fashion Playground.

Fashion Management students had the opportunity to leverage industry-grade software to develop virtual environments for the Salvation Army.

Fourth-semester Cosmetic Management students showcased exceptional skill and ingenuity through their capstone project.

Cosmetic Management alumnus Joseph Nebriaga, experienced a moment of gratitude as his makeup creation took center stage on a prominent billboard ad.

Fashion Management graduate, Erika Robins secured a role as an Allocation Analyst with TJX Canada, a month before completing her studies.

Fashion Management graduate Larkin McSorley is set to further her education by pursuing a Master of Environment and Sustainability Degree.

Marcus Morgan helped power Humber's volleyball team to a fourth consecutive provincial title in Canada, a year after experiencing homophobia on court.

Digital Business Management and Fashion Management students welcomed Vitalii Starov, an SEO expert, during their Web Development class.

Fashion students enrolled in the 20th Century Fashion History course collaborated with their Web Development class peers for a distinctive endeavour.

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.

Bachelor of Commerce - Fashion Management student, Alex Nicholson, showcased his design prowess at REDONE, a live fashion competition.

Fashion Management students embarked on an exciting collaboration with Yorkdale Shopping Centre to craft a Lunar New Year gift guide.

Fashion Management student, Naledi Kasipo, has been appointed as the inaugural Fashion Revolution Student Ambassador at Humber College.

Humber's Broadcast Television/Videography and Cosmetic Management students collaborated on the production of the television pilot 'Raveyard'.

Cosmetic Management student, Sharmishta, reconnected with Victor Casale, Co-Founder and CEO of MOB Beauty.

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

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

A recently launched online museum curated and created by Humber College students delves into decades of diverse fashion history.

The CfE extended an opportunity to Fashion Management student Kaelani to spearhead the development of a website for the Fashion History Project.

Fashion Management students enrolled in the FASH 3002: Textile Product Knowledge course engaged in an industry challenge offered by Linen Reform.

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

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.

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.

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.

Budding entrepreneurs in the Cosmetic Management program were granted a chance to showcase their talents by establishing and operating their own retail pop-up shop in collaboration with Nudestix.

The Longo Faculty of Business would like to congratulate Bushra Majid on winning this year's Dermalogica FITE (Financial Independence Through Entrepreneurship) Grant.

Cosmetic Management students have taken their portfolios to new heights with a series of photoshoots through an exciting collaboration with students from The Faculty of Media & Creative Arts.

Students and faculty from two programs at the Longo Faculty of Business have joined forces to create a unique collaborative project.

CBC News interviewed Fashion Management Professor and Program Co-ordinator Francesca D'Angelo for her expertise on the impact of social media on fashion consumption.

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.

Bruce Sinclair, Associate Dean of Business Marketing, Fashion & Beauty at Humber College, was interviewed by CHCH Trending Now for his opinion on Nordstrom leaving Canada.

Following a two-year hiatus, third-semester Cosmetic Management students had the opportunity to participate in a photoshoot with esteemed photographer Kate Szatmari.

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.

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.

World-renowned cosmetic product innovator and industry leader Victor Casale joined first-semester Cosmetic Management students for a workshop on creating complexion products.

Yvette Brown, Head of Education at the Bata Shoe Museum and her assistants, gave students in the 20th Century Fashion History course a private tour of two shoe exhibits.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

An art show was held at Humber’s Lakeshore campus to help raise money for Ukraine.

Fashion Management program coordinator, Rossie Kadiyska, brought contacts and project ideas to build WIL opportunities for Humber fashion students.

Fashion faculty, Rossie Kadiyska, Vladimira Steffek, and design firm Artha Learning won a Hermes Gold Award at the Hermes Creative Awards for creative professionals.

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

Collaborating between programs is one of the biggest assets of teaching at Humber!

Kiona Harrison, a graduate from the Fashion Management program was interviewed along with program coordinator, Francesca D'Angelo in the article "The Rise of a Handmade Career". 

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 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.

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.

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.

The FASH 4500 e-Retailing class hosted three Grad Panel events as part of a class assignment.

Fashion Arts and Business students from the Visual Merchandising class have created impactful displays to complete a practical assignment in Store Planning and Visual Merchandising.

Humber Styles - Fashion Squad team has delivered another series of successful “Dress4Success” presentations and styling sessions to Insurance and Supply Chain students from FAST and FB.

One of our very own first semester Fashion Management, Bachelor of Commerce student, Clayson Fletcher, has won the Gucci North America Changemakers Scholars nomination!

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.

Cosmetic Management graduate Leslie Cuevas Torres had an opportunity to interview cosmetic forerunner Victor Casaleand and ask questions about his career, industry trends, and advice for students.

Learn how the Cosmetic Management program has shaped the lives of our graduates in establishing successful careers as entrepreneurs, product development managers, estheticians and makeup artists.

Dermalogica Canada is proud to launch its first grant with Cosmetic Management graduates, awarding entrepreneurs with an investment of $6,000 to help them successfully open their business.

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.

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.

Eight Fashion Management students participated in a work-integrated learning project for the Norwegian Fashion Hub and Innovation Norway.

Instead of canceling their annual Walk It Out Fashion Show event, Fashion Arts and Business students showed resilience in letting the show go on.

For their final assessment, Cosmetic Management students were asked to recreate a character from either a major motion film or television series.

To enhance online engagement in Esthetician/Spa Management program, weekly challenges were created for students to practice their technical skills.

As part of the Visual Merchandising class, Fashion Management graduate certificate students visited Square One Shopping Centre in Mississauga.

On October 28th, one of the world’s high fashion destinations was explored through the creative projects of Fashion students at the FUA Showcase.

On Friday, September 13th, 2019 the Longo Faculty of Business celebrated an eleven-year partnership with international skincare brand Dermalogica.