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Fashion Merchandising Goes Global with Polimoda Partnership

TCU Fashion Merchandising expands its partnership with Polimoda in Florence, giving students immersive access to Italy’s global fashion industry.

Ten CLASS: The NYC Experience participants representing different universities pose together on a rooftop overlooking the Manhattan skyline. Kirkland stands in the back row wearing a purple TCU Horned Frogs shirt and making the Horned Frog hand sign.

Where Sports Meet Style: TCU Fashion Student Takes on New York Fashion Week

TCU Fashion Merchandising student-athlete Camryn Kirkland explores careers at the intersection of sports and fashion during New York Fashion Week.

September 18, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
TCU student researchers stand beside their wearable technology prototypes and research posters at the Texas Space Grant Consortium workshop.

TCU Students Advance NASA-Inspired Wearable Technology Research

TCU students in fashion merchandising, engineering and computer science collaborate on NASA-inspired wearable technology research and design.

September 17, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
A Polimoda fashion student works on a garment in a design studio surrounded by fashion sketches, mood boards and works in progress.

Fashion Merchandising Goes Global with Polimoda Partnership

TCU Fashion Merchandising expands its partnership with Polimoda in Florence, giving students immersive access to Italy’s global fashion industry.

September 14, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
Beyond the Seams podcast artwork featuring a cowboy hat, boots, rope and Western belt buckle with the text “Texas History Through Fashion” and “A TCU Fashion Merchandising Department Podcast.”

'Beyond the Seams' Podcast Explores the Stories Behind Texas Style

TCU's Beyond the Seams podcast explores Texas fashion, history and culture through the people and traditions behind the state's iconic styles.

September 4, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
Leslie Browning-Samoni demonstrates fabric materials alongside Charles Freeman in TCU’s Athlete Equipment and Materials Design Lab.

Reinvented Lab Space Goes Beyond Fashion Merchandising

This fall, Texas Christian University’s Department of Fashion Merchandising launched the Athlete Equipment and Materials Design Lab, a new research and testing space focused on the products people depend on in extreme and demanding environments.

September 4, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell
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TCU Fashion Merchandising Alumna Launches Plant-Dyed Baby Brand

TCU fashion merchandising alumna Emily Hiemenz draws on her fashion industry experience to launch Emily Rose Botanicals, a plant-dyed baby brand.

September 2, 2026, by McKenzie Campbell