Practical Work
Fashion styling students mention live shoots, fashion shows and industry collaborations that help build hands-on experience.
Dubai Design District
FAD Institute of Luxury Fashion and Style is a fashion design school in Dubai Design District, with review-backed courses including three-month fashion styling and Luxury Brand Management. Students describe a practical learning environment built around tutors, mentors, shoots, presentations and links to Dubai’s fashion scene.
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Fashion styling students mention live shoots, fashion shows and industry collaborations that help build hands-on experience.
Several reviews value tutors and mentors who actively work in fashion and share current, real-world insights.
Students repeatedly describe the coordinators and wider team as approachable, friendly and helpful during and after courses.
Reviews mention internships and job opportunities shared with students, including support that continues after graduation.
The styling course is described as a strong foundation for beginners, covering the main areas of fashion styling.
Fashion design students say tutors encourage experimentation and help them refine their own design aesthetic.
Luxury Brand Management students mention masterclasses, industry visits and backstage work at Dubai Fashion Week.
Check Refunds. Before enrolling, get the security-deposit refund timeline and visa-cancellation charges in writing; one review describes months of delay.
Ask About Practice. For styling, ask whether your course includes live shoots, fashion shows or collaborations, since these are highlighted as portfolio-building work.
Check Course Scope. If choosing Luxury Brand Management, review the syllabus carefully: one graduate found it useful as a foundation rather than deep management training.
Expect Presentations. Prepare for regular presentations in Luxury Brand Management; a graduate found repeated practice improved public-speaking skills.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
A parent found this short course informative and suitable for a young learner during a summer break.
The Celebrity styling course is described as combining experienced tutors, friendly staff and activities outside the premises.
Two reviews report long waits for a 2,500 AED security-deposit refund after course completion and visa cancellation.
One graduate alleges repeated selection of the same students for internships and opportunities, alongside an unresolved deposit issue.
One Luxury Brand Management graduate felt the course offered a solid foundation but did not go deeply into management.
A review questioned separate charges of 1,100–1,200 AED for out-of-country visa cancellation.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
security deposit
“Had paid 2500 aed as security deposit and was told that I would get it back as soon as I finish the course and apply for visa cancellation”Google review · April 2024
out of country visa cancellation
“I opted for out of country visa cancellation to which i was told there will be 1100-1200 aed charges for the same”Google review · April 2024
The Bottom Line
FAD is a fashion design school in Dubai Design District with a strong focus on styling, design and luxury-fashion education. The three-month Fashion Styling course is the clearest recurring theme in the reviews: students describe learning the different styling categories, taking part in live shoots and fashion shows, and using that work to build experience and portfolios. The teaching style is another draw.
Reviews repeatedly mention industry-working tutors and mentors, practical feedback, and a friendly team that remains helpful after graduation. Luxury Brand Management includes presentations, masterclasses and industry visits, while fashion design students describe progressing through levels and experimenting with their own designs. Internship and job opportunities are regularly mentioned, although access to them is not presented consistently by every reviewer.
There are important administrative cautions. Two graduates report waiting months for a 2,500 AED security-deposit refund after completing their courses, and one also questioned 1,100–1,200 AED in out-of-country visa-cancellation charges. Another graduate alleged favouritism in internship selection.
If you are considering a course, clarify the refund process, cancellation fees and internship criteria before paying. Also check the syllabus for Luxury Brand Management if you want in-depth management training rather than a broad introduction.