the rhythm of creativity is stitched into every classroom, every spool of thread, and every stroke of dye. Among our diverse and dynamic departments, Fabric Making stands as a cornerstone of craftsmanship, innovation, and cultural pride. Fabric Making: More Than a Skill, It’s a Legacy Our fabric making course isn’t just about weaving threads—it’s about weaving stories. Students dive deep into traditional and modern fabric creation techniques, from batik and tie-dye to embroidery, weaving, screen printing, and digital textile design. They learn to blend culture with creativity, heritage with haute couture. “Fabric making gives you the power to create your own canvas,” says Ama Asantewaa, one of our top-performing students. “I no longer just buy fabrics. I create them—with my own signature.” What Our Students Are Learning In this hands-on course, students gain practical, industry-relevant skills, including: They are trained not just as artists—but as entrepreneurs, ready to launch their own fabric brands or supply fashion houses across Africa and beyond. Students in Action: Projects that Tell Stories Recently, students completed a project themed “Fabricing Our Roots”, where they explored Ghanaian history through fabric art. The results were breathtaking: abstract Ewe kente motifs woven into scarves, batik designs inspired by Adinkra symbols, and plant-based dyes extracted from local herbs. Career Opportunities After Graduation Upon completing the course, our graduates are equipped to become: Some even collaborate with our fashion design department to create custom-made textiles for runway collections! What’s Next? To encourage innovation, Galore Duval will host its first Fabric Making Exhibition this September. Students will showcase their unique creations to top designers, fashion buyers, and textile industry leaders. It’s a celebration of what happens when talent meets training. Enroll Now – Be the Designer of Your Own Fabric The Fabric Making course is open to both beginners and professionals. Whether you dream of building your own textile line or want to add fabric making to your fashion design skills, Galore Duval is the place where your creativity can bloom. Location: Accra, Ghana Duration: 3 months (Short Course) or 6–12 months (Diploma Program) Price: Starting at GHS 3,500 Ready to thread your way into the future?

Date: August 5, 2025Author: Galore Duval Communications Team At Galore Duval, we believe modeling is more than just walking the runway — it’s an art form, a career path, and a voice for self-expression. As a newly established international beauty and fashion institution, our Modeling Department is already making waves, with students standing tall, bold, and ready to take on the global fashion industry. International Dreams, Local Impact From Ghana to the world, our modeling students are being trained to not only dominate the African fashion scene but also thrive in international spaces. With a rigorous 6-month Advanced Masterclass in Professional Modeling, Galore Duval prepares aspiring models with everything they need — from runway mastery and editorial poses to branding, public speaking, and contract negotiation.

Galore Duval’s Fashion Design Students Are Shaping the Future of Style At Galore Duval International Beauty and Fashion School, fashion is more than fabric — it’s a movement, a message, and a mindset. This year, our Fashion Design Department is bursting with innovation, ambition, and artistic fire as students push the boundaries of creativity in every stitch, sketch, and silhouette. Where beauty Meets StyleOur Fashion Design program is designed to nurture raw talent and transform it into professional mastery. From trend forecasting to pattern drafting, sewing, and couture construction, our students dive deep into the real-world techniques and business strategies needed to thrive in the global fashion industry. Whether they’re crafting avant-garde collections or exploring sustainable fashion, every Galore Duval student is trained to become not just a designer, but a visionary. Inside the Studio: Fabric Meets ImaginationStep into our buzzing design studios and you’ll find future fashion icons at work — experimenting with textures, hand-dyeing fabrics, sculpting garments, and preparing for upcoming shows and portfolios. Courses in fabric making, draping, embroidery, fashion illustration, and ready-to-wear construction give students the tools to express unique identities and cultural roots through fashion. A Global Approach to StyleWith access to international trends, digital tools, and culturally-rich design inspiration, Galore Duval students are creating styles that speak to the world. Many are already launching mini capsule collections, fashion blogs, and even styling celebrities locally and abroad. What’s Next? The Runway Awaits!As the semester unfolds, we’re preparing for Galore Duval’s upcoming Fashion Showcase, where our students will unveil their debut collections. It’s more than a fashion show — it’s a declaration of talent, vision, and a powerful future in the fashion industry. From Our Students Galore Duval gave me the confidence to turn my sketches into wearable art. Every class feels like I’m one step closer to my dream of owning a fashion label.— Naomi B., Advanced Fashion Design Student Want to Join the Movement?Enrollment for the next intake is now open! Whether you’re interested in fashion design, fabric making, tailoring, embroidery, or even shoe and bag making, Galore Duval has a course tailored to your passion. Visit our campus or apply online to start your journey in fashion.

Much of Paris Fashion Week chased spectacle While much of Paris Fashion Week chased spectacle, Hermès chose a different path. On Saturday, artistic director Véronique Nichanian unveiled a Summer 2026 men’s collection that spoke in a language of quiet strength, deep craft and calm luxury. Models walked beneath soaring mirrors in sharply cut jackets, high-waisted woven leather trousers, and sleeveless tops — pieces that fused house tradition with a modern, easy sensuality. Nichanian’s colors were cool and exact: coffee, slate, taupe and beige, each one a lesson in subtlety. There was no shouting here, only precision. What made the collection powerful was its restraint. Where others go wide, Hermès goes narrow —offering tailored silhouettes and a sense of order when the rest of fashion is busy making noise. Fine leather, featherlight silks, and bandanas with a whisper of fringe reminded the crowd that true luxury is about touch, not flash. Nichanian’s playful touches — zigzag motifs, the wink of an unbuttoned shirt, a glint of silver hardware — kept things human, not stiff. It was a masterclass in how to make classic codes feel new, even radical, simply by refusing to chase trends. In a season marked by designer shake-ups and economic jitters, Hermès stood alone: confident, focused, and unwilling to compromise. As Nichanian took her bow to cheers, she sent a clear message — at Hermès, luxury is about the pleasure of the wearer, not the applause of the crowd.