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The Master of Design in Fashion and Textiles at The Glasgow School of Art is an intensive postgraduate program tailored for driven fashion and textile graduates seeking to enhance and perfect their design expertise. The curriculum caters to two primary types of fashion design students, each with distinct methodologies. The first group focuses on textiles or surface design, adopting an outward approach that prioritizes fabric elements. The second group emphasizes silhouette or form, working inward from the garment's shape. Textile-oriented designers concentrate on fabric surfaces (prints, embroidery, embellishments) or structures (weaving), often employing two-dimensional thinking. Silhouette-driven designers prioritize garment contours, tailoring, and three-dimensional construction. Knitwear occupies a unique middle ground, as it combines fabric texture and garment form in a unified creative process.