Amazing stuff. I didn't know they have different kinds of mannequins now, from the traditional to the fibre glass to size zero dynamic mannequins (they're from New York).
Then we went to RMIT's Visual Merchandising Department and I got depressed seeing how they had their own cutting studio and painting studio. They even get their own mentors and they work with different companies like Ray's and Country Road which gives students the opportunity to work with industry people while still studying.
Oh well. I'll just keep on working on my thing.
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I enjoyed reading this blog post.
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~Becky
Retail Details blog
Hi Becky,
Thanks for commenting. i checked out your site and you have amazing stuff there.
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I would like to ask about the diploma of visual merchandising at RMIT Australia? Is it good and worthy to pursue? I am in Asia's country and I want to study abroad about Visual merchansising. RMIT is one of my choice. So.. Hope to hear from you soon! Thank you so much friend! thank you
Hi Phuong,
Terribly sorry as I wasn't checking the comments section.
I didn't go to RMIT but I have heard good things about their fashion courses. I think we visited their campus once and the students' VM projects were great. They even had the opportunity to work with established retailers.
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