Can I opt for Fashion for my career?

Sure, why not? However, fashion is an extremely difficult business to break into and stay relevant in. The biggest names of fashion - Dolce and Gabbana, Gucci, etc. - have been around since high fashion first started in the modern day, or very close to it. They have the name and the rapport to charge exorbitant prices for the smallest sizes and be very exclusive in who they sell to.

If you want to make a name for yourself, be prepared to have a difficult road ahead. You have to have breathtaking designs if you want to be a designer. That’s the easiest way to be seen. You could, however, be a seamstress, a tailor, a salesperson, or even a marketer in the fashion world.

Yes, you can. Save your cents, it's an expensive choice for if you're promoting fashion, you'll have to look the business yourself, and to be wearing the latest outfit certainly costs! You can train to be a fashion designer, which is what you may have had in mind, but there are other fashion careers.

For instance, fashion illustrator, if Art is one of your strengths, or a textile designer, similarly. Most who set out on this job area will end up in fashion merchandising, and this can range from the most exclusive fashion houses to the two bit downtown clothing store. The sales person is the most likely to stay a shorter time in their work.