Women fashion graduates from Parsons School of Design make up 85 percent of this year's class, as at New York's other great fashion schools: at Fashion Institute and , 86 percent of the class of graduates are women, and at Pratt, 54 of the 58 graduates are women.
Your next step will be to land low-experience positions at companies large and small. And then, somewhere along the way between middle management and the top jobs, the gender balance breaks down.
It will be your male colleagues, albeit few and far between at first, who will take charge of the sector. Because fashion, an industry dominated by women's clothing and driven by women's money, with an image sold by women and for women, is still largely run by men.
Gender inequality at the top of the fashion pyramid is the subject of The Glass Runway, a new study from the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), Glamor and McKinsey & Company.
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