There's no Princeton Review ranking for fashion schools, but our friends over at Fashionista have taken it upon themselves to objectively rank undergraduate fashion programs at 50 schools. More than 3,000 readers were surveyed, and the methodology is quite extensive. The list proves to be one of the most thorough out there. It's not scientific, per se, but it is indeed helpful for those looking to get schooled in fashion. Not that you really need to go, but that's a different story. Moving on.
So, which schools came out with the most prestige, and more importantly, bragging rights? Here are the top 10:
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1. Central Saint Martins
2. Royal College Of Art
3. Parsons The New School For Design
4. Kingston University
5. Ecole De La Chambre Syndicale
6. La Cambre
7. Bunka Fashion College
8. Antwerp Royal Academy Of Fine Arts
9. Fashion Institute Of Technology (FIT)
10. Istituto Marangoni
Considering how the industry greats like Riccardo Tisci, Stella McCartney, and the late Alexander McQueen learned their design chops at Central Saint Martins, we're not surprised at its top honor. Which is why even the "Yeezus" himself wants to get a CSM degree. (Also, big ups to Parsons and FIT — reppin' not just New York City, but America as well!)
(Fashionista)
Photo: Via Central Saint Martins
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