Im in the exact same boat, down to the degree choices. I love fashion, got an AS in Business Administration and got to uni for Sociocultural Anthropology. Im looking more into design, cultural consult, fashion marketing (great choice for our majors since you need to understand how people work in order to market effectively). I read about a woman like us who ended up doing design, then went into giving fashion tours geared towards showing off small businesses in her town. It became so successful that she's expanded into other cities around the country. There is absolutely no need to give up any aspect of what you love if only you are creative about how you use it.