How to Make Your Fashion Design Resume Look "Younger"

Is your age holding you back in the fashion industry?
Ageism is a legit problem in the fashion industry, with some claiming that you're considered "old" after 35. That's why I'm sharing some of my best strategies to help you combat age discrimination when looking for fashion design jobs. From updating your email address to removing graduation dates and outdated projects, I've got you covered.
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Thank you for the video! Do you think it's possible to start a career in Pattern Design later in life? I'm in my late 30s and thinking of going to school to do Fashion Technology (mainly pattern cutting) and I'm worried that no one will employ me on the other end because of my age and my work experience in a completely different field.

[@SewHeidi]

I do not believe you’re too old. It’s going to require a lot of hard work, and You may have better luck freelancing (still, hard work - like everything in fashion), but it’s all absolutely possible. Why not consider some more hands on vocational or even self directed learning which would be faster? Combine that with some apprenticeships or internships for real life experience and you could speed up the timeline. 👏 Good luck!