5 myths about the interior designer profession ✨
🚫 Myth 1: “You cannot enter this field without an architectural degree”
An architect works with the building, structure, and volume. A designer works with what is inside: layout, zoning, lighting, color, furniture, and materials.
However, technical knowledge is needed—and that is a fact. You must be able to read and create plans, work with dimensions, understand ergonomics, lighting, and finishing materials, and know where partitions can be altered and where they cannot. The question is not about having an architect diploma, but about possessing real skills.
🚫 Myth 2: “A designer only chooses beautiful colors and decor”
A beautiful picture is the finale, not the beginning.
Before choosing a sofa, a designer solves much more important tasks:
▪️ how to organize the space
▪️ where to place furniture and storage
▪️ where the outlets and lighting will be
▪️ whether the kitchen and bathroom will be convenient to use
▪️ what fits within the budget
▪️ how to tie all the rooms together into one cohesive idea
You can choose a perfectly beautiful kitchen and make it absolutely inconvenient. A good designer thinks not only about how the interior looks, but also about how one lives in it.
🤔 Myth 3: “A designer and a decorator are the same thing”
Not quite.
A designer works with the space on a deeper level: layout, finishes, lighting, and technical solutions.
A decorator works with an already finished interior: color, textiles, furniture, art, and accessories.
Is the apartment renovated but looks empty and “unfinished”? That is the decorator zone.
In practice, many professionals combine both roles—and this is a huge advantage, especially in private projects.
💸 Myth 4: “It is hard to make money in this field”
Earnings depend not only on experience but also on the formats of services offered.
You do not necessarily have to manage a full apartment renovation right away. You can start small:
→ consultations
→ layout solutions
→ selection of furniture and materials
→ collages and concepts
→ individual rooms
→ decorating a finished interior
→ renovation supervision and furnishing
And most importantly: clients pay not for a “beautiful picture,” but for solving their problem: a convenient layout, a clear project, saved time, and minimal mistakes during renovation.
Income grows along with your portfolio, service quality, and ability to communicate with people.
🌍 Myth 5: “You can only work in an office and only in a major city”
Today, almost everything is done online:
the client sends the measurements, and layouts, mood boards, visualizations, furniture and lighting selections, calls, and project management happen in the cloud.
You can live in a small town and work with clients from other countries 🌎
Yes, sometimes a site visit is needed: for measurements, design supervision, or meetings with builders. But there are many formats—from fully remote work to hybrid models.
🔑 What you really need to get started
Not an architectural diploma or an art school background.
You need systematic training and the skill to solve real tasks: from layout to selecting lighting and decor.
And it is important not just to watch lectures, but to do projects, build a portfolio, and receive feedback from a mentor.
🇮🇹 Want to work with interiors professionally?
At the Italian Fashion School, we offer online training in “Interior Designer” and “Interior Decorator” programs.
The program covers: residential and commercial spaces, layout, color, light, materials, furniture, styling, and professional software.
Instructors are from Italy, the training is fully online, and you can study from any country. During the course, you create your own projects and graduate with a ready portfolio for your first clients.
Start of the new interior design training cohort: November 2
Until this date, the early registration price is available. After the start, full support begins: work checks and feedback from a mentor.
Write to us in the comments and we will share the details 💫
🚫 Myth 1: “You cannot enter this field without an architectural degree”
An architect works with the building, structure, and volume. A designer works with what is inside: layout, zoning, lighting, color, furniture, and materials.
However, technical knowledge is needed—and that is a fact. You must be able to read and create plans, work with dimensions, understand ergonomics, lighting, and finishing materials, and know where partitions can be altered and where they cannot. The question is not about having an architect diploma, but about possessing real skills.
🚫 Myth 2: “A designer only chooses beautiful colors and decor”
A beautiful picture is the finale, not the beginning.
Before choosing a sofa, a designer solves much more important tasks:
▪️ how to organize the space
▪️ where to place furniture and storage
▪️ where the outlets and lighting will be
▪️ whether the kitchen and bathroom will be convenient to use
▪️ what fits within the budget
▪️ how to tie all the rooms together into one cohesive idea
You can choose a perfectly beautiful kitchen and make it absolutely inconvenient. A good designer thinks not only about how the interior looks, but also about how one lives in it.
🤔 Myth 3: “A designer and a decorator are the same thing”
Not quite.
A designer works with the space on a deeper level: layout, finishes, lighting, and technical solutions.
A decorator works with an already finished interior: color, textiles, furniture, art, and accessories.
Is the apartment renovated but looks empty and “unfinished”? That is the decorator zone.
In practice, many professionals combine both roles—and this is a huge advantage, especially in private projects.
💸 Myth 4: “It is hard to make money in this field”
Earnings depend not only on experience but also on the formats of services offered.
You do not necessarily have to manage a full apartment renovation right away. You can start small:
→ consultations
→ layout solutions
→ selection of furniture and materials
→ collages and concepts
→ individual rooms
→ decorating a finished interior
→ renovation supervision and furnishing
And most importantly: clients pay not for a “beautiful picture,” but for solving their problem: a convenient layout, a clear project, saved time, and minimal mistakes during renovation.
Income grows along with your portfolio, service quality, and ability to communicate with people.
🌍 Myth 5: “You can only work in an office and only in a major city”
Today, almost everything is done online:
the client sends the measurements, and layouts, mood boards, visualizations, furniture and lighting selections, calls, and project management happen in the cloud.
You can live in a small town and work with clients from other countries 🌎
Yes, sometimes a site visit is needed: for measurements, design supervision, or meetings with builders. But there are many formats—from fully remote work to hybrid models.
🔑 What you really need to get started
Not an architectural diploma or an art school background.
You need systematic training and the skill to solve real tasks: from layout to selecting lighting and decor.
And it is important not just to watch lectures, but to do projects, build a portfolio, and receive feedback from a mentor.
🇮🇹 Want to work with interiors professionally?
At the Italian Fashion School, we offer online training in “Interior Designer” and “Interior Decorator” programs.
The program covers: residential and commercial spaces, layout, color, light, materials, furniture, styling, and professional software.
Instructors are from Italy, the training is fully online, and you can study from any country. During the course, you create your own projects and graduate with a ready portfolio for your first clients.
Start of the new interior design training cohort: November 2
Until this date, the early registration price is available. After the start, full support begins: work checks and feedback from a mentor.
Write to us in the comments and we will share the details 💫
Our Student’s Work: Personal Stylist & Image Consultant Course — Tamara Vranjevac
As part of her training, our student created a personalized look for a client, carefully developing her wardrobe, defining her style, and selecting makeup options that complement her appearance and highlight her individuality.
This type of work requires more than simply following fashion trends. It involves taking into account the client’s appearance, lifestyle, preferences, and personal goals. The stylist must select suitable cuts, colors, clothing combinations, accessories, and makeup to create a cohesive look that helps the client feel confident and comfortable.
Through practical assignments like this, our students learn to tackle real-world challenges faced by personal stylists and image consultants: understanding a client’s needs, identifying the right style direction, building a versatile and harmonious wardrobe, and selecting outfits for different occasions.
Throughout the course, our students gradually build their own professional portfolios, featuring practical projects they can present to potential clients.
If you would also like to learn how to create a personalized style, build a well-coordinated wardrobe, and choose makeup that enhances your natural features, start your journey with our Personal Stylist & Image Consultant Course.
Start of the new cohort: November 2
Until this date, the early registration price is available. After the start, full support begins: work checks and feedback from a mentor.
Write to us in the comments and we will share the details 💫
As part of her training, our student created a personalized look for a client, carefully developing her wardrobe, defining her style, and selecting makeup options that complement her appearance and highlight her individuality.
This type of work requires more than simply following fashion trends. It involves taking into account the client’s appearance, lifestyle, preferences, and personal goals. The stylist must select suitable cuts, colors, clothing combinations, accessories, and makeup to create a cohesive look that helps the client feel confident and comfortable.
Through practical assignments like this, our students learn to tackle real-world challenges faced by personal stylists and image consultants: understanding a client’s needs, identifying the right style direction, building a versatile and harmonious wardrobe, and selecting outfits for different occasions.
Throughout the course, our students gradually build their own professional portfolios, featuring practical projects they can present to potential clients.
If you would also like to learn how to create a personalized style, build a well-coordinated wardrobe, and choose makeup that enhances your natural features, start your journey with our Personal Stylist & Image Consultant Course.
Start of the new cohort: November 2
Until this date, the early registration price is available. After the start, full support begins: work checks and feedback from a mentor.
Write to us in the comments and we will share the details 💫
👖 The Hottest Jeans Trends for Fall 2026: Which Styles to Choose and How to Wear Them
Jeans have long been an essential part of every wardrobe, but each season brings new silhouettes, shades, and interesting details. In fall 2026, the focus is on subtle flares, relaxed fits, colorful denim, and earthy tones.
But how do you choose a style that is not only on-trend but also truly suits you?
✨ 6 Key Denim Trends to Try This Fall
1. Bootcut Jeans — A Subtle Flare from the Knee
This style can help visually balance wider hips and broader shoulders. Bootcut jeans look especially good with tucked-in shirts, fine-knit sweaters, and cropped blazers. To create a more elongated silhouette, choose the right rise and a length that falls close to your shoes.
2. Relaxed Jeans — Freedom and Comfort
Relaxed fits remain popular and are perfect for effortless everyday outfits. Pair them with minimalist tops, cardigans, and blazers. If you want to maintain balanced proportions, define your waist and avoid excessive bulk around the waistband.
3. Colored Denim — A Bold Wardrobe Accent
Red, pink, and vibrant blue jeans can bring a fresh twist to your everyday outfits. Red denim pairs beautifully with gray knitwear, pink jeans look great with a chocolate-brown blazer, and blue denim works well with an ivory shirt. If you're not ready for bold colors, start with more muted shades.
4. Statement Waistbands — Focus on the Details
Drawstrings, gathered fabric, unusual closures, and raw edges can make even a simple outfit more interesting. To highlight these details, pair your jeans with a sleek top, a fine-knit sweater, or a cropped cardigan. Keep in mind that bulky waistband details draw extra attention to the waist and stomach area.
5. Earthy Tones — Brown, Sand, and Khaki
These shades fit beautifully into a fall wardrobe and are easy to combine with everyday basics. Try chocolate-brown jeans with a light blue shirt, sand-colored denim with a charcoal-gray sweater, and khaki jeans with ivory knitwear. The result is a collection of understated, elegant outfits without relying on traditional blue denim.
6. Cropped Jeans — The Right Length and Shoes Matter
Cropped styles reveal the ankles and allow footwear to become part of the overall look. For fall, pair them with ankle boots, loafers, and minimalist blazers. Choosing the right length is essential: if the hem falls at the widest part of your calves, try a different length and compare how it affects your proportions.
💡 How to Choose the Perfect Jeans
When trying on jeans, pay attention not only to the color and current trends but also to a few important details:
✔️ The waistband should not dig into your waist or create unnecessary folds.
✔️ The jeans should fit comfortably over your hips without pulling across the widest areas.
✔️ The length should work with your shoes and maintain balanced proportions.
✔️ The volume of the legs and the rise should complement the upper part of your outfit.
The golden rule: You don't need to make your figure fit the trends — choose the trends that work for you! ❤️
Start of the new cohort: November 2
Until this date, the early registration price is available. After the start, full support begins: work checks and feedback from a mentor.
Write to us in the comments and we will share the details 💫
Jeans have long been an essential part of every wardrobe, but each season brings new silhouettes, shades, and interesting details. In fall 2026, the focus is on subtle flares, relaxed fits, colorful denim, and earthy tones.
But how do you choose a style that is not only on-trend but also truly suits you?
✨ 6 Key Denim Trends to Try This Fall
1. Bootcut Jeans — A Subtle Flare from the Knee
This style can help visually balance wider hips and broader shoulders. Bootcut jeans look especially good with tucked-in shirts, fine-knit sweaters, and cropped blazers. To create a more elongated silhouette, choose the right rise and a length that falls close to your shoes.
2. Relaxed Jeans — Freedom and Comfort
Relaxed fits remain popular and are perfect for effortless everyday outfits. Pair them with minimalist tops, cardigans, and blazers. If you want to maintain balanced proportions, define your waist and avoid excessive bulk around the waistband.
3. Colored Denim — A Bold Wardrobe Accent
Red, pink, and vibrant blue jeans can bring a fresh twist to your everyday outfits. Red denim pairs beautifully with gray knitwear, pink jeans look great with a chocolate-brown blazer, and blue denim works well with an ivory shirt. If you're not ready for bold colors, start with more muted shades.
4. Statement Waistbands — Focus on the Details
Drawstrings, gathered fabric, unusual closures, and raw edges can make even a simple outfit more interesting. To highlight these details, pair your jeans with a sleek top, a fine-knit sweater, or a cropped cardigan. Keep in mind that bulky waistband details draw extra attention to the waist and stomach area.
5. Earthy Tones — Brown, Sand, and Khaki
These shades fit beautifully into a fall wardrobe and are easy to combine with everyday basics. Try chocolate-brown jeans with a light blue shirt, sand-colored denim with a charcoal-gray sweater, and khaki jeans with ivory knitwear. The result is a collection of understated, elegant outfits without relying on traditional blue denim.
6. Cropped Jeans — The Right Length and Shoes Matter
Cropped styles reveal the ankles and allow footwear to become part of the overall look. For fall, pair them with ankle boots, loafers, and minimalist blazers. Choosing the right length is essential: if the hem falls at the widest part of your calves, try a different length and compare how it affects your proportions.
💡 How to Choose the Perfect Jeans
When trying on jeans, pay attention not only to the color and current trends but also to a few important details:
✔️ The waistband should not dig into your waist or create unnecessary folds.
✔️ The jeans should fit comfortably over your hips without pulling across the widest areas.
✔️ The length should work with your shoes and maintain balanced proportions.
✔️ The volume of the legs and the rise should complement the upper part of your outfit.
The golden rule: You don't need to make your figure fit the trends — choose the trends that work for you! ❤️
Start of the new cohort: November 2
Until this date, the early registration price is available. After the start, full support begins: work checks and feedback from a mentor.
Write to us in the comments and we will share the details 💫
✨ Accademia della Moda — Your Career in Fashion Starts Here!
Dream of turning your passion for fashion into a profession? The Accademia della Moda by Italian E-Learning Fashion School is a one-year online program designed to help you build a career in styling — even if you're a beginner.
4 professional specializations in one program:
Personal Stylist
Fashion Stylist
Image Consultant
Personal Shopper
What will you learn? Color and body shape analysis, wardrobe planning, personal shopping, fashion styling, moodboards, and styling for fashion magazines and commercial photoshoots.
🇮🇹 Learn from Italian fashion experts, with personal mentor support, practical assignments, and detailed feedback. Work on real client cases, create a professional portfolio, and complete a final project.
🎓 Upon successful completion, you will receive a certificate from the Italian E-Learning Fashion School.
Study online from anywhere in the world and take your first step toward a career in fashion!
Start of the new cohort: November 2
Until this date, the early registration price is available. After the start, full support begins: work checks and feedback from a mentor.
Write to us in the comments and we will share the details 💫
Dream of turning your passion for fashion into a profession? The Accademia della Moda by Italian E-Learning Fashion School is a one-year online program designed to help you build a career in styling — even if you're a beginner.
4 professional specializations in one program:
Personal Stylist
Fashion Stylist
Image Consultant
Personal Shopper
What will you learn? Color and body shape analysis, wardrobe planning, personal shopping, fashion styling, moodboards, and styling for fashion magazines and commercial photoshoots.
🇮🇹 Learn from Italian fashion experts, with personal mentor support, practical assignments, and detailed feedback. Work on real client cases, create a professional portfolio, and complete a final project.
🎓 Upon successful completion, you will receive a certificate from the Italian E-Learning Fashion School.
Study online from anywhere in the world and take your first step toward a career in fashion!
Start of the new cohort: November 2
Until this date, the early registration price is available. After the start, full support begins: work checks and feedback from a mentor.
Write to us in the comments and we will share the details 💫