Evening & Weekend Fashion Classes in Atlanta GA

Le Fashion Lab, Atlanta:
Le Fashion Lab provides a wide variety of fashion-related classes to students in Atlanta and nearby cities. Whatever you need to learn in fashion design, we have it for you without the hassle of college prerequisites, endless student loans and years of waiting to achieve your goal. Our classes range from a 1-yr Daytime Program, 2-yr Evening or Weekend Program, and a 13-week PREP Program, covering skills including sewing, patternmaking, draping, illustration, textiles, business of fashion, computer aided design, and more.

Design & Garment Construction
• Design & Garment Construction (1 year Daytime or 2 year Evening / Weekend program).
• 13-week Preparatory (PREP) Program (Ideal for capable High School students & graduates, College Students or recent College graduates, this one semester program gives you the opportunity to explore key subjects in Fashion Design & Garment Construction.)

Samples of Classes taught within the different programs:

Introduction to Fashion & Sketching
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Introduction to Sewing I
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Introduction to Sewing II
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Beginning Fashion Illustration I
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Beginning Fashion Illustration II
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Beginning Draping I
• Course Duration: 10 hours - 4 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Beginning Draping II
• Course Duration: 10 hours - 4 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Beginning Patternmaking
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Introduction to Textiles
• Course Duration: 10 hours - 4 sessions, 2.5 hours each


Intermediate Level Fashion Programs:

Intermediate Patternmaking I
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Intermediate Patternmaking II
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Intermediate Fashion Illustration
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Intermediate Draping
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Intermediate Sewing
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Adobe Photoshop
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Adobe Illustrator I
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Adobe Illustrator II
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each.

CAD Fashion Illustration
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each


Advanced Level Fashion Programs:

Advanced Patternmaking
• Course Duration: 25 hours.

Advanced Draping
• Course Duration: 25 hours

Advanced Sewing
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Advanced Fashion Illustration
• Course Duration: 20 hours - 8 sessions, 2.5 hours each

Advanced Plus + Level Fashion Programs:

Adv. Fashion Process/Portfolio I
• Course Duration: 40 hours

Advanced Fashion Process/Portfolio II
• Course Duration: 40 hours

Advanced Garment Construction I
• Course Duration: 25 hours

Advanced Garment Construction II
• Course Duration: 30 hours


Student Reviews:
•  "Before finding Le Fashion Lab I wanted to learn the craft of sewing, in order to pursue my dreams of becoming a fashion designer. So far I’ve taken Beginning and Intermediate Sewing, Intro to Fashion & Sketching, and Patternmaking.

I’ve learned many skills including how to thread the machine, change the bobbin, use a serger, as well as how to take measurements of live models/people to make garments.

Now I can are actually make clothes including designing my own patterns, as well as drafting the things I always wanted to create. Thank you Le Fashion Lab!"
Amber

•  "Fashion design had always interested me so I decided to sign up for some beginner courses. My goal was to find an enjoyable creative outlet and also find out if it was something I had a passion for. I have taken sewing, pattern making, draping, adobe illustrator, fashion design and sketching, and illustration classes.

Some of the things I’ve learned are: How to sew dresses, shirts, skirts, and jackets; how to understand and draft my own patterns; I’ve also learned the process of designing a collection.

Thanks to the schooling I’ve received from Le Fashion Lab, I’ve discovered that fashion design is something I want to pursue as a career. I’ve been able to build a portfolio with the work I’ve done in my classes and, because of that, I’ve been accepted to SCAD as a fashion design major."
Kelly