Jan 26, 2017 10:12 AM EST By Audri Taylors, UniversityHerald Reporter

When it comes to fashion, there is always a new demand, new creativity burning just around the corner, and many people have the talent, skills and the potential to rise and be successful in this promising field. If fashion trends is also one of your inclination, you can find your success by pursuing your education here.

There are just so many scholarships around the globe that are worth the try and they might be the answer you are looking for to make your way to a lucrative career in fashion design. Here are some of the scholarships you should look into.

#LiveLikeLyly Memorial Scholarship

According to Uloop, this scholarship are really intended for Asian-American students who would like to pursue a career in fashion or graphic design. This is also open to those who are really not necessarily taking majors in fashion.

The Art Institutes Fashion Program

The specific scholarships that The Art Institutes Fashion Program offers are not available on the website unless you have applied for them although they also provide several financial aid opportunities for their students.

YMA Fashion Scholarship Fund

The YMA Fashion Scholarship Fund which was established in 1937 is an organization that solely promotes the education of fashion arts, according to US News. They intend to grant scholarships to students who are really talented, and facilitate internships and career programs. This is presented to those who have reached 3.0 GPA or above while in college.

Stella Blum Student Research Grant

Stella Blum Student Research Grant is not a traditional scholarship although it intends to o assist the research of a current undergraduate or graduate student who is a member of the Costume Society of America and working in the field of North American costume. They require students to submit a full research project proposal and that means students have to invest plenty of time working on their application.

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