Fashion Design Intensive

Our fashion design summer programs are open admission. Instructors will work with your child at their level. Your child will improve and learn new skills, whether they are a beginner or have been designing for years.

A toolbox should include: a decent pair of fabric scissors, a stitch/seam ripper, a thimble, a packet of sewing needles, straight pins, paper scissors, and a ruler – please have these in a container/box/basket of some kind that can be closed and protects you from the sharp-pointed objects. If you are able to provide this, please bring it with you. Tools are provided for you if you are not able to purchase your own.

A sketchbook to use on their own time for drafting ideas and collecting inspirations.

Bring your choice of fabric if you have specific garments that you like to create during this Summer Program.

Your own hats, scarves, gloves, boots etc. can also be incorporated into your total look for the fashion show!

Japanese-born Angeleno Kentaro Kameyama is the newest member of fashion’s “in” crowd as the winner of season 16 of Lifetime’s emmy-nominated series “Project Runway”. Kameyama clinched the coveted prize with his jaw-dropping runway show at New York’s fashion week, which featured models wearing expertly-tailored clothes inspired by classical music, walking to an original score composed by Kameyama. The fashion-forward collection impressed the show’s judges Heidi Klum, Nina Garcia, Zac Posen and this year’s finale guest judge, Jessica Alba. The collection was a featured spread in Marie Claire magazine. Kameyama is also a classical pianist and composer – Kameyama has a graduate certificate in piano performance from the University of Southern California, an artist diploma from the University of Redlands, Masters of Music from the University of South Carolina, Bachelor of Music from Oklahoma Wesleyan University, and an associate of art in piano performance from Toho Music College in Tokyo.

Reed Gregory is an accomplished fashion designer who has showcased collections at New York Fashion Week and collaborated with renowned institutions such as the U.S. Air Force Academy and the University of Colorado. With a passion for blending modern elegance with bold, innovative designs, Reed Gregory has styled lead actors for film premieres and earned accolades in international design competitions. This summer, Reed looks forward to inspiring the next generation of designers, sharing expertise and creativity in an engaging and dynamic way.

Lindsey March, a California native, developed a passion for the arts at an early age, beginning with dance. After graduating from high school a year early, she joined McDonald Selznick Associates, a leading dance and commercial agency in Los Angeles. Her professional dance career includes appearances in music videos, television commercials, and live performances, alongside her education as a scholarship student at Edge Performing Arts Center. As a founding member of Darling Stilettos, an all-girl rock band formed by Matt Sorum of Guns N’ Roses, Lindsey merged her love for music and fashion by launching a collection of rock-inspired apparel, including screen-printed tees, hoodies, and customized hand-painted denim jackets.

Transitioning from music to fashion, Lindsey became a Senior Stylist at Stitch Fix while also working as a freelance e-commerce and fashion stylist. She enhanced her fashion expertise at a boutique school in downtown Los Angeles, studying Fashion Merchandising and Design under renowned designer Kentaro Kameyama. Lindsey has since held positions with top showrooms and sales agents in Los Angeles, collaborating with notable brands such as Nike Swim & Accessories, Calvin Klein, Timberland, Levi’s, and Tommy Hilfiger. Additionally, she creates custom denim pieces for musicians, including Glen Sobel of Alice Cooper, further showcasing her unique blend of fashion and music.

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