Fashion Design

To become a successful fashion designer, you have to pursue UG/ PG courses in fashion design from a reputed design institute. I would suggest you to contact Unitedworld School of Design, which is currently the best fashion design institute in India. Unitedworld Institute of Design provides Bachelors and Masters degree in fashion design.
They teach from the grass root level and take utmost care of the students. The faculty members belong from some of the most prestigious institutes such as NID, NIFT, etc. and they act as mentors as well as guide to the students.
The most important aspect of any good course is the placement. The students here are doing their internships from companies such as FRDC Home, Phillips, Brooks Brothers, TATA Motors, Cafe Coffee Day, Steve Madden, Raymond, etc. most of which are huge international companies.

Hi,
Definitely, you can go for fashion communication after B.Com.
The scope of fashion communication: Students will learn about the process of design and how to apply the human-centered approach to problem-solving. An optimum mix of traditional and new design skills is offered along subjects like the history of design and creative process.
The curriculum includes areas such as graphic design, visual merchandising/retail experience design, exhibition and display design, event management, photography, styling, advertising, public relations and creative writing specific to fashion and lifestyle industry.
A good course in communication will arm you with an understanding of web and multimedia design, computer graphics, illustration, product design, exhibition design, visualising and art direction, typography and photography.
Career options:
Fashion Communication students emerge as dynamic professionals qualified to offer the most effective and financially viable communication solutions for the fashion and lifestyle industry.
Fashion Communications covers a diversity of opportunities in marketing, advertising, public relations, and journalism and has long been considered one of the industry's untapped career resources.
Students in this area study illustration, packaging, computer graphics, photography, and fashion event planning and production.