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Index<br />
Preparatory Programmes<br />
03 access course<br />
05 foundation course<br />
Undergraduate Programmes<br />
ba (hons) degree 1<br />
07 fashion design<br />
09 fashion business<br />
11 fashion styling<br />
13 fashion design sandwich course 1<br />
fashion business sandwich course 1<br />
fashion styling sandwich course 1<br />
Postgraduate Programmes<br />
master’s degree 2<br />
15 fashion design womenswear<br />
17 fashion & luxury brand management<br />
18 mission<br />
19 who’s who & career service 2011<br />
20 prospectus credits<br />
<strong>Istituto</strong> <strong>Marangoni</strong> London o�ers three<br />
types of study programmes<br />
Preparatory Programmes<br />
before entering a new world one must learn how to<br />
interact with it.<br />
acquiring a fundamental cultural knowledge and<br />
an efficient method of study, represent the biggest<br />
steps, which allow a well-planned evolution,<br />
capable of developing a critical independence and<br />
orienting one’s choices in terms of curricula.<br />
these courses offer students the opportunity to<br />
reach the necessary requirements to access one<br />
of the ba (hons) degree programmes validated by<br />
MMU (manchester metropolitan university).<br />
Undergraduate Programmes<br />
ba (hons) degree 1<br />
designed for students who want to enter the world<br />
of fashion and design, but have no specific expertise<br />
in the sector.<br />
these programmes offer a comprehensive training<br />
and allow to acquire all the necessary knowledge<br />
to learn a profession in the best way possible.<br />
Postgraduate Programmes<br />
master’s degree 2<br />
dedicated to those who have already specific expertise<br />
in fashion and to professionals of the sector<br />
who wish to investigate specific themes.<br />
master courses are highly specialized and offer a<br />
wide spectrum of possibilities for a brilliant career<br />
in one of the world’s fashion and luxury capitals.<br />
1 ba (hons) degrees are awarded by MMU (manchester metropolitan university); all candidates should meet specific requirements<br />
(please check the website www.mmu.ac.uk/international indicating your nationality and study level);<br />
for further details please do not hesitate to contact the information office of your chosen campus.<br />
2 the courses are subject to validation. all candidates should meet specific requirements<br />
(please check the website www.mmu.ac.uk/international indicating your nationality and study level);<br />
for further details please do not hesitate to contact the information office of the london campus.<br />
if for what ever reason courses do not achieve validated status in the time started the school will notify the applicant<br />
with 3 months prior to start date and support the student in finding a similar course on one of our other campus.
Welcome to<br />
The Fashion<br />
School<br />
Every year hundreds of students from all over the world<br />
come to <strong>Istituto</strong> <strong>Marangoni</strong> London to pursue the same dream: a career in fashion.
Twelve Weeks to approach<br />
the World of Design and Fashion<br />
with the right Mentality
Before entering a new world you need to learn how to interact with it. Assimilating the key cultural ideas, as well as an e�cient study method, is a<br />
crucial transitional phase.<br />
an access course is an intensive transitional programme to take you from general education to a specialistic one in the field of design and fashion.<br />
twelve weeks that offer students the chance to achieve the necessary requisites to embark on a ba (hons) degree or three year programme.<br />
the course prepares you culturally to take on the change of environment and focus on acquiring skills and knowledge through creative projects.<br />
it helps you improve your linguistic abilities and manage workloads; students will learn the fundamentals of design and visual communication and the importance<br />
of individual creative research.<br />
at the end of the course students will be able to independently identify the historical periods and figures, the movements and the moods that represent the source<br />
of inspiration for fashion and design.<br />
Access Course · Preparatory Programme<br />
language and academic study support skills<br />
visual communication skills<br />
design practice<br />
cultural studies<br />
creative projects · form and colour<br />
Preparatory<br />
Programmes<br />
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Access Course<br />
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03<br />
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Another Step towards a<br />
Career in Fashion
Academic discipline is the only route that allows you to evolve your ideas in a methodical way, developing the critical independence to guide you in choosing<br />
the most suitable study path.<br />
obtaining a foundation course qualification allows students to make an informed choice about the study programme that best suits to their inclinations and gives a<br />
direct progression to our ba (hons) degrees validated by MMU (manchester metropolitan university).<br />
it’s a year of new challenges and ideas that will improve the student’s critical independence, building on the experiences and skills already acquired, which will be<br />
developed through creative projects and techniques for improving these abilities.<br />
academic discipline is the basis of the course, which focuses on intensive learning.<br />
it involves in-depth study of analytical principles, techniques for exploration and enquiry, and research into context and materials, through a learning approach that<br />
identifies and capitalises on each student’s strengths and innate talents.<br />
the two creative projects will be followed by various specialist routes: fashion design (with business); fashion communication (styling, graphic design and photography).<br />
part of the cultural programme involves working individually with students to allow them to develop a creative concept to take forward over the subsequent three<br />
years of study.<br />
Foundation Course · Preparatory Programme<br />
creative projects · form and colour<br />
design practice<br />
visual communication skills<br />
history and theory of fashion<br />
study support skills and language<br />
Preparatory<br />
Programmes<br />
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Foundation Course<br />
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05<br />
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Creating more than Clothes<br />
Creating Lifestyles
Success in the world of fashion is no longer about an idea that becomes a quick sketch on a piece of paper.<br />
the fashion designer is the person responsible for researching and coming up with creative ideas, and inspiring trends. he creates collections for clothing, fabrics<br />
and the world of accessories and manages creativity, technology, information and trends and he can work for his own label or with companies, design studios,<br />
consultancies and research organisations.<br />
the istituto marangoni study programme in fashion design promotes a multidisciplinary approach to the subject: from design and modelling techniques to fashion<br />
and art history, from marketing and sociology to understanding new technologies: everything you need to know to become a great fashion designer.<br />
in fact, a fashion designer can work in various different fields and there are many job opportunities: from womenswear to menswear, eyewear to swimwear, from<br />
studying trends to working with design offices, from teaching to the world of graphic design and illustration.<br />
the three-year course in fashion design is the heart and soul of the school and every year it prepares a new generation of designers who are then presented to<br />
the fashion world with a big media event: the fashion show; for the occasion, the most deserving students are given the chance to produce and present their own<br />
creations to industry professionals, facilitating their entry into the world of work.<br />
Fashion Design · BA (Hons) Degree 1<br />
I<br />
architecture of design<br />
fabric exploration & design<br />
portfolio & collection creation<br />
history of art and dress<br />
II<br />
brand revival<br />
art & fashion interface<br />
personal style<br />
fashion and culture contemporary perpectives<br />
1 ba (hons) degrees are awarded by MMU (manchester metropolitan university);<br />
all candidates should meet specific requirements (please check the website www.mmu.ac.uk/international indicating your nationality and study level);<br />
for further details please do not hesitate to contact the information office of your chosen campus.<br />
III<br />
personal experimentation and exploration<br />
collection design<br />
collection development<br />
industry portfolio preparation<br />
researching theory and practice<br />
Undergraduate<br />
Programmes<br />
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Fashion Design<br />
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07<br />
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Managing and perfecting<br />
Fashion Products<br />
is where Entrepreneurship<br />
really begins
What will the consumer like? Fashion products, life cycles, seasons, quality: analysing market trends. �e correct tools for satisfying consumer tastes.<br />
the fashion manager is the person who decides whether to produce a collection or not, defining its fashion content, its price range and its target market.<br />
his task is to study the fashion landscape, identify the competition, oversee the development of the product, plan its promotion and select the sales channels.<br />
the fashion manager works with the design office and with all the production and sales departments.<br />
the three-year study programme covers the study of fabrics, collections, production and quality control, but also the evolution of habits, customs, lifestyles and<br />
market needs, as well as the entrepreneurial and commercial aspects.<br />
by studying the market and its segmentation, you will gain an understanding of sales and marketing methods, and learn to control costs and define communication<br />
and promotion techniques and after absorbing all this knowledge, you will be ready to start work, coordinating staff and consultants and undertaking a highly profitable<br />
and satisfying career either in a fashion company or in your own business.<br />
Fashion Business · BA (Hons) Degree 1<br />
I<br />
fashion marketing 1<br />
fashion marketing 2<br />
fashion industry and cultural context<br />
principles of business<br />
II<br />
brand identity<br />
coordination strategies<br />
fashion marketing strategies<br />
finance and management control<br />
1 ba (hons) degrees are awarded by MMU (manchester metropolitan university);<br />
all candidates should meet specific requirements (please check the website www.mmu.ac.uk/international indicating your nationality and study level);<br />
for further details please do not hesitate to contact the information office of your chosen campus.<br />
III<br />
fashion retailing<br />
advanced fashion retailing<br />
digital marketing<br />
honours project<br />
Undergraduate<br />
Programmes<br />
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Fashion Business<br />
_<br />
09<br />
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Fashion communicates<br />
through Image
Besides the creative talent, what does one need to learn to become an excellent stylist? �e sixth sense for trends before everyone else.<br />
the fashion stylist is an expert in style and image.<br />
he must be able to highlight the style of a line of products, and present it in every phase of promotion, from the catwalk show to the advertising campaign.<br />
his job is highly creative; he must pay attention to trends and be able to identify a winning style, then propose a coherent image across the entire collection, in order<br />
to ensure its success.<br />
the three-year programme in fashion styling will teach you how to identify newly emerging trends and how to gain technical skills in photography, processing images<br />
by computer, set design, lights, make-up, hair-styling and accessories.<br />
the programme will also give the sociological and historical background to fashion, studying costume history and art history, and analysing the materials and techniques<br />
involved in coordinating an image.<br />
the programme will give students an understanding of how to choose the perfect location for an advertising campaign, which assets to focus on when organising<br />
a fashion show, how to create an image that brings out the mood of the clothes and is unforgettable for the audience; in short how to read the soul of a piece of<br />
clothing and communicate it with an unmistakable style.<br />
Fashion Styling · BA (Hons) Degree 1<br />
I<br />
semiotics of clothing<br />
objects and environment<br />
identity<br />
history of art and dress<br />
II<br />
fashion writing and criticism<br />
fashion editorial<br />
magazine design<br />
fashion and cultural contemporary perspective<br />
1 ba (hons) degrees are awarded by MMU (manchester metropolitan university);<br />
all candidates should meet specific requirements (please check the website www.mmu.ac.uk/international indicating your nationality and study level);<br />
for further details please do not hesitate to contact the information office of your chosen campus.<br />
III<br />
career exploration<br />
final major project<br />
researching theory and practice<br />
Undergraduate<br />
Programmes<br />
—<br />
Fashion Styling<br />
_<br />
11<br />
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36 Weeks academic placement<br />
within the real Fashion
Placing students in the work environment is a key factor in enabling them to marry their knowledge of purely academic concepts to a real world context.<br />
the sandwich course is a course where the first two years of study in fashion design, fashion business and fashion styling, are followed by a third year of work in a<br />
fashion firm, after which students return to the school to complete the fourth and final year of study.<br />
the work period involves a minimum of 36 weeks in a company in the fashion industry, working in close contact with professionals of the industry.<br />
at the end of the 36 weeks, in addition to a better knowledge of the working environment, students will gain a reference from the work provider, which together<br />
add value to their training.<br />
all this provides to those students who choose a sandwich course with a cv that already includes work experience with a company in the industry and give them the<br />
opportunity to start building a professional network.<br />
Sandwich Course included on BA (Hons) Degree 1<br />
fashion design sandwich course 1<br />
fashion business sandwich course 1<br />
fashion styling sandwich course 1<br />
1 ba (hons) degrees are awarded by MMU (manchester metropolitan university);<br />
all candidates should meet specific requirements (please check the website www.mmu.ac.uk/international indicating your nationality and study level);<br />
for further details please do not hesitate to contact the information office of your chosen campus.<br />
Undergraduate<br />
Programmes<br />
—<br />
Sandwich Course<br />
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13<br />
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A study Program<br />
for People<br />
who want to<br />
change the World
Contemporary femininity is a universe to explore and bring to the fore. Identifying new shapes, predicting and creating new styles. New forms of femininity.<br />
fashion designers of womenswear collections are among the world’s most influential creative professionals.<br />
through their creations, they can change the way in which women live and dress.<br />
they have power over everything that fashion encompasses, inspiring change throughout the design world, changing lifestyles with their collections of clothing and accessories.<br />
the time for improvisation is over.<br />
everything is planned down to the smallest detail, because the fashion designer of today must know how to design and interpret lifestyles that are in line with the<br />
mindstyles of the moment, which are continually shifting and evolving in the light of historical, cultural and social events.<br />
he must also take into account the demands of production, the expectations of customers, the image of the brand and the trends of today and tomorrow.<br />
the aim of this masters programme is to go beyond practical training on how to coordinate a womenswear collection.<br />
it aims to explain how to add a new product to the production chain, how to develop a womenswear collection or idea within a global project, starting with careful<br />
research to respond to present and future trends and lifestyles.<br />
Fashion Design Womenswear · Master’s Degree 2<br />
the feminine product<br />
design and cultural interface<br />
visual communication and brand identity<br />
research methods<br />
professional practice master’s project<br />
2 the courses are subject to validation. all candidates should meet specific requirements (please check the website www.mmu.ac.uk/international indicating your nationality and study level);<br />
for further details please do not hesitate to contact the information office of the london campus.<br />
if for what ever reason courses do not achieve validated status in the time started the school will notify the applicant with 3 months prior to start date and support the student in finding a similar course on one of our other campus.<br />
Postgraduate<br />
Programmes<br />
—<br />
Fashion Design<br />
Womenswear<br />
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15<br />
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Every Collection must have<br />
its own Market and every Market<br />
its own Strategy
To de�ne the horizons of a brand, you need to have a strategic vision of the context in which it operates. Designing a product and establishing a<br />
strategy go hand-in-hand.<br />
the fashion brand manager is the person who decides whether to produce a collection or not, defining its fashion content, deciding its price range and identifying<br />
its target market.<br />
his task is to study the fashion landscape, identify the competition, oversee the development of the product, plan its promotion and select the sales channels.<br />
he works with the design office and with all the production and sales departments.<br />
should you launch a new product or improve the existing one? who are your competitors and what potential is there? what tools can you use, how can you use them<br />
and when? the fashion business poses a lot of questions.<br />
but the task of the brand manager is to observe the lay of the land, identify the consumer, define the product, develop a penetration strategy and organise the means<br />
to implement it (through market research and communication tools).<br />
finally, it’s his job to check that the results correspond to the original plan.<br />
and when there are a lot of people to manage, from marketing personnel to the design office, organising them all requires considerable technical knowledge and<br />
plenty of determination.<br />
Fashion & Luxury Brand Management · Master’s Degree 2<br />
fashion marketing management<br />
luxury management<br />
strategic brand management<br />
contemporary issues in fashion<br />
product creativity and innovation<br />
research methods<br />
professional practice master’s project<br />
2 the courses are subject to validation. all candidates should meet specific requirements (please check the website www.mmu.ac.uk/international indicating your nationality and study level);<br />
for further details please do not hesitate to contact the information office of the london campus.<br />
if for what ever reason courses do not achieve validated status in the time started the school will notify the applicant with 3 months prior to start date and support the student in finding a similar course on one of our other campus.<br />
Postgraduate<br />
Programmes<br />
—<br />
Fashion & Luxury<br />
Brand Management<br />
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17 _
_<br />
18<br />
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Our mission<br />
creation, communication, coordination.<br />
istituto marangoni offers an all-round vision.<br />
the mission of istituto marangoni has always been to prepare fashion professionals in the key sectors of creation, communication and managerial coordination.<br />
Our history<br />
77 years in the fashion industry.<br />
3 generations of professionals: our true legacy.<br />
founded in 1935, istituto marangoni has a history that is inextricably linked to the fashion industry, with a central role in its growth.<br />
in the last 77 years, 3 generations of fashion professionals have been educated from istituto marangoni: over 40,000 graduates, coming from the 4 different corners<br />
of the world.<br />
these people represent our historical and contemporary heritage, a legacy that successfully links us to the fashion industry throughout the world.<br />
Leadership<br />
being a leader in training for the fashion sector means being trusted by the most important companies in the industry: this is the highest recognition of our students’<br />
level of proficiency.<br />
istituto marangoni opens many doors for its students, most importantly the door to their first professional job.<br />
companies are interested in what happens at the institute and at the same time they keep us up-to-date on their news and activities.<br />
it’s a continuous exchange of reqirements and ideas: they offer our students their experience and from our students they choose their future employees.<br />
in 2010, we have finalized over 500 internships and jobs with europe’s major fashion houses.<br />
Teaching<br />
who better than professionals working in the fashion industry to convey a top-class understanding to students? at istituto marangoni, we combine their experience<br />
with the knowledge of respected academic lecturers.<br />
fashion designers, product managers, marketing experts,consultants, photographers, buyers, fashion editors, these are just some examples of the people in the<br />
teaching staff.<br />
professionals who bring their experience directly from fashion companies, from design studios, from consultancy firms and from fashion distribution, marketing and<br />
publishing.<br />
because the people who really know how the fashion industry works are the ones who can bring added value to the education of our students.<br />
experts in their field with real responsibility in their jobs, whose week is split between their work commitments and their teaching hours at istituto marangoni.<br />
here, they know they are training the professionals of the future.<br />
each year, to further enrich their studies, students have the opportunity to attend a series of visits, meetings and workshops held by these practitioners, in the<br />
context of specific creative projects.<br />
International approach<br />
istituto marangoni is a school where distant cultures, different ideas and young people from all over the world are united by a passion for fashion.<br />
to enrol with istituto marangoni is to become part of a specialist community, where fashion, in all its most cosmopolitan aspects, is the common denominator.<br />
Career service<br />
special projects, seminars and workshops.<br />
these are the essential tools of a comprehensive education.<br />
at istituto marangoni we offer all our students a practical and well-established system of support and interaction with the fashion market, helping them to make the<br />
most of the skills acquired and allowing them to embark rapidly on a brilliant career.<br />
the career service offers a large number of support tools, designed for the specific needs of each student.<br />
a series of opportunities ranging from special study projects specifically requested by leading fashion companies to other support tools designed to respond to the<br />
constant need for an exchange of information between students and companies.<br />
these are special initiatives that complement and complete the basic teaching program.<br />
an approach that works for students, as confirmed by the companies that use istituto marangoni as an important source for recruitment.
�e who’s who of <strong>Istituto</strong> <strong>Marangoni</strong>’s graduates is enriched every year by internationally renowned names in the fashion industry.<br />
Franco Moschino - Domenico Dolce (Dolce & Gabbana) - Stefano Guerriero - Maurizio Pecoraro - Alessandro De Benedetti - Alexsandro Palombo - Rafael Lopez<br />
Nicole Brundage - Marios Loizoi - Katarina Mootich - Alessandra Facchinetti<br />
federica viero (dsquared), giulia bedoni (prada), kim hyoung yung (dolce & gabbana), federica turelli (valentino), rocco iannone (giorgio armani), paula cademartori<br />
(versace), francesca caridi (galliano), antonio fontana (miu miu), emanuela cocci (costume national), andrea marchesi (dolce & gabbana), marco lorenzetto (john<br />
galliano), chiara turati (valextra), thomas brigger (sonia rykiel), lucia croce (gentry portofino), alberto cantù (giorgio armani), paolo trillini (krizia), rodolfo paglialunga<br />
(prada), marina fausti (gioia), monica curcetti (elle), paola acquati (nonsolomoda), romina baido (free lance), diana brambati (alias), alessandro caucci (mantero), barbara<br />
croce (hugo boss), riccardo chiarot (zegna), leonardo gussoni (verri), ilaria icardi (yves saint laurent), marianna jonghi (benetton), lisa boiardi (maska), alberto fiaschini<br />
(costume national), andrea ciccolo (martino midali), raffaella colombo (neil barrett), lucia croce (ter & bantine), fabio de matteis (meltin’ pot), roberta giacobbe (giorgio<br />
armani), denise picca (robe di kappa), massimiliano spadola (sergio tacchini), giulia bertacchini (prada), chiara dalle luche (valentino), serena signorini (romeo gigli),<br />
daniele mello grand (prada), marco dusi (ferré), guido boragno (romeo gigli), adele calvani (genny), christina schulte (roberto cavalli), nino corito (trussardi), nicoletta<br />
pareschi (champion), eva sala (diesel), elena stoppa (prada), claudia arlati (colmar), carmen bonsignore (prada), stefania cilano (guerriero), raffaella filippini (prada),<br />
ilenia moreni (sergio tacchini), andrea pompilio dell’acqua (calvin klein ny), massimo vita (fusco), juan david garavito (valentino), angela ferrario (fila sport), barbara<br />
moranti (vestebene), andrea fagioli (versace), isabella ravasini (maska), omar bertona (incanuti), elena banca (bally), francesca raimo (gentry portofino), lara vai<br />
(d&g), lorena colombo (la fornarina), alessia (maurizio baldassarri), gioacchino larice (moschino), francesco russo (yves saint laurent), diana giostra (givenchy paris),<br />
katia minniti (prada), roberta raeli (benetton), selin kaya (fusco), joon hee park (etro), yoo jeong ah (krizia), emanuela birigozzi (chicco), alvarez (kina fernandez),<br />
chiara oligini (prada), daniela magli (trussardi), manuela sapienza (ferragamo), elena turelli (versace), elisa fabbri (maurizio baldassarre), erika ferrara (henry cottons),<br />
giuseppina lara (etro), mascia pedroni (hugo boss), mette bjrgaard (prada), chiara bongiorno (fiorucci), irene rasetti (ferré), diego lazzaroni (versace), claudia d’angelo<br />
(moschino), ivan zinna (geraci), marco golferini (alviero martini), kazuko yamanaka (aspesi), andrea sturla (donna karan ny), nancy konijnemburg (gas), debora delli<br />
(martino midali), marianna leardini (stefanel), beatrice campagnol (marzotto), jessica coratto (dolce & gabbana), cristina garatti (gianfranco ferré), nirvana iuso<br />
(ferré), keren kalderon (daneri & machetti), maria teresa tropea (samsonite), ahn soo hyun (prada), min young jung (prada), silvia mealli (anteprime), luisella micchetti<br />
(space e), coen park (giorgio armani), flavia rusescu (samsonite), an ji won (giorgio armani), cora cogliati (colmar), leonardo desimini (jil sander), alessandro frigo<br />
(sahzá), soledad ibanez (valentino), gianluca secchi (trussardi), mara vicini (dolce & gabbana), ida aiello (saverio palatella), sonia bertolotti (maurizio baldassarri),<br />
katia casiraghi (valentino), monica cervini (versace), claudia cetti (dolce & gabbana), anna correale (d&g), elisabetta finardi (prada), cristina klarin (etro), erez ovadia<br />
(coveri), sara parvo (etro), tania pecikoza (valentino), elisa schiatti (zegna), sonia vecchio (swish), ioanna soleas (valentino), lee hyun wook (versace), elisabetta leuci<br />
(sergio tacchini), veronica lucca (outrage), claudia raverta (giorgio kauten), tai sob kim (giorgio armani), youri ahn (helmut lang), maria andesilic (giorgio armani),<br />
monica auricchio (valentino), federica barberi (gucci), dianna barrenechea (monsieur), stefania betti (it holding), ileana bianchi (guido di riccio), ilaria bovassi (polis),<br />
giorgio bressana (santacroce), silvia campagnolo (designer free lance), cristina carrara (free lance), barbara colavecchia (giorgio armani), sabrina cuniberto (giorgio<br />
rizzotto), francesco del core (anthony tarassì), annalisa de luca (meltin’ pot), andrea de vitiis (prada), alessandro di lorenzo (guerriero), omar el assidi (giorgio sogari),<br />
laura galli (valentino), wanna granatelli (maglificio talenti), hwa hong min (studio m&g), genevieve davies howell (coveri), tatiana laganà (montana), ubaldo lanzo<br />
(kookai), francesca marchisio (max mara), cristina miraglia (beat box), angelica meli (helmut lang), lucia padrini (kina fernandez), michela peruffo (giorgio rizzotti),<br />
nicoletta piatti (filippo mori), jurica piric (zes studio), maria san miguel (marella), ji yong soo (nortons), banu bornovali (m.b. trend), tomiyasu atsuko (sahzá), andrea<br />
carbone (midali), adriana gaetano (kookai), ketty giorgianni (etro), jennifer prada (versace), sara burke (donna karan), barbara della maggiore (gucci), michela lozzi<br />
(donna karan), raffaella fruttarol (dolce & gabbana), francesca trezzi (gianfranco ferré), nicole marcovici (nicoletta ruggero), maria serra (la rinascente), brieane<br />
olson (la rinascente), noemi bersano (marzotto), silvia borri (ferré), alessandra cassetta (giorgio armani), ceyda catalkaya (green morgan), nadia christof (chantal),<br />
alessandra cirulli (etro), carola clemente (fila sport), sergio daricello (etro), monica de duro (nose), clara de paulis (trussardi), simona de santis (bally), dania durante<br />
(space e), linda forlì (drive in), francesco gaffurini (alessandro de benedetti), patrizia galatro (stefanelli), bianca maria gervasio (mila schön), elisa benedetta gnocchi<br />
(tod’s), tatiana goloubeva (replay), kerstin koerber (designer industry), rita pagani (giorgio armani), nadine pedrotta (filasport), maria elena pino (marco rossi),<br />
alessandra piano (bottega veneta), francesca rodi (versace), elisa soldini (stefano guerriero), lina wu (replay), renè zibold (battaglia & ponte), laura malagoli (pitti<br />
immagine), camila romero (ratti), son seo young (balestra), seo youn jung (balestra), renè monroy (yossi), jennifer fregoni (marzotto), elia kim (fila sport), lucilla di<br />
curzio (gucci), naoko seto (b&a), federico ingrao (b&a), mami takeoka (massimo bonini), ji young park (hypsos), an you ri (helmut lang), hong min hwa (m&g), candela<br />
salis (costume national), sonia tebè (serena signorini), makida michiko (les tropeziennes), jung yun yang (alviero martini), delia robuschi (giorgio armani), osaki hiromi<br />
(calzature beccaccini), valentina melet (jil sander), ana heleno (look now), giulia maresca (giorgio armani), alessandra plano (bottega veneta), delia robuschi (giorgio<br />
armani), pierpaolo di russo (yossi), carolina ozan (marzotto), arianna artusi (pitti immagine), alison reisner (mtv), jung yoon hee (green morgan).<br />
Who’s Who Career Service 2011<br />
In 2011 through the career service o�ce of our 3 campuses of Milan, Paris and London we arranged over 500 placements at top fashion companies in Europe.<br />
Mc Queen - Bottega Veneta - Burberry - Dior - Costume National - Diesel - Dolce & Gabbana - Dsquared2 - Zegna - Fendi Ferrè - Versace - Armani - Hérmes<br />
Gaultier - Jil Sander - Jimmy Choo - Vuitton - Margiela - Moschino - Cavalli - Ferragamo - Rossi - Tom Ford - Hilfinger - Valentino - Westwood - Yves Saint Laurent<br />
10 corso como, aeffe, albert & mildred, alberto guardiani, alcott, alexander mcqueen, anci, aquascutum limited, architectural digest, ballantyne, bally ag, banana republic,<br />
belle sauvage, betty blue, bottega veneta, brian atwood, brunelli & co., bruno magli, burberry, buy vip, calvin klein, calzedonia, christian dior, conte oggioni partners,<br />
costume national, david carter designs, dazed and confused, de beers, diesel, dolce & gabbana, dsquared2, edizioni condé nast, ermanno scervino, ermenegildo<br />
zegna, estee lauder, etro, fai, fashion box industries, fendi, fenn wright manson, ferrari, fornarina, forward fashion, francesco scognamiglio, frankie morello, fred perry,<br />
frette, furla, ghg resorts, gianfranco ferré, gianni versace, giglio, giorgio armani, glass magazine, gruppo coin, gucci, harrys of london, hermes, hugo boss, i love brands,<br />
industries, interbrand, isaseta, jean paul gaultier, jil sander, jimmy choo, karla otto, karma, kristian aadnevik, larusmiani, liberty of london, livia gregoretti, loro piana, luciano<br />
barbera, lvmh italia, maison martin margiela, malerba group, malloy distribution, malo, marc o’polo international gmbh, marni, maurizio pecoraro, maurizio quaglia, max<br />
company, max mara, mcq, meltin’pot, messori production, michael kors, missoni, moschino, mtv, mulberry, alessandro dell’acqua, nanni strada, neil barrett, net-a-porter,<br />
nexus productions, nh hotels, opinion leader, parosh, pasquale bruni, paul smith, pennyblack, peter jensen, pitti immagine, pollini, pomellato, prada, puma, ralph lauren,<br />
ratti, renato corti, replay, roberta furlanetto, roberto cavalli, salvatore ferragamo, sergio rossi, simon hamilton & associates, swarovski, swinger international, the global<br />
party, tod’s, tom ford, tommy hilfiger, valentino, vintage 55 mediterranea, vivienne westwood, wallpaper, wgsn, yo dona, yoox group, yves saint laurent, zeiss, zuber & cie.<br />
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“�e <strong>Istituto</strong> <strong>Marangoni</strong> World”<br />
is the editorial project winner of the competition<br />
issued by istituto marangoni headquarters aimed<br />
at 3 rd year students of the 2010-2011 fashion<br />
graphics course in milan.<br />
Teresa Piardi, winner of the competition, whose<br />
concept was coordinated by the fashion graphics<br />
teacher francesco ponzi, relied on the collaboration<br />
of her classmates viktoria martyniuk and carlo<br />
miglietta for the creation of the graphic layout of<br />
the project.<br />
Photographer:<br />
Cosimo Buccolieri<br />
Assistant photographers:<br />
Bruno Montefusco<br />
Paolo Musa<br />
Stylist:<br />
Rosamaria Coniglio<br />
Stylist’s assistants:<br />
Giulia Coppola<br />
Stefano Manclossi<br />
Make-up:<br />
Rachid Tahar@Freelancer<br />
Rosario Belmonte@CloseupMilano<br />
Andrea Pallanca<br />
Hair:<br />
Mimmo Di Maggio@Freelancer<br />
Dora Roberti@W-Mmanagement<br />
Michele Qureshi@Freelancer<br />
Printed in Italy by Lost Time<br />
Prospectus Credits<br />
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30, fashion street<br />
london e1 6px · united kingdom<br />
tel . +44 (0)20 7377 9347<br />
fax +44 (0)20 7377 9314<br />
london@istitutomarangoni.com<br />
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Useful Information<br />
How and when to enrol<br />
every year istituto marangoni sets a maximum<br />
number of students that can be accepted to each<br />
programme.<br />
this policy offers undeniable advantages, because<br />
it allows us to plan our appointments in advance,<br />
guaranteeing the best teachers for the course and<br />
raising teaching standards.<br />
admissions to each programme are accepted on<br />
a “first-come first-served” basis, until all available<br />
places have been filled.<br />
Guidance interview<br />
choosing the course that best suits your aptitudes<br />
is never easy.<br />
that’s why istituto marangoni offers a guidance<br />
service for all its potential students.<br />
the service is provided free of charge and with no<br />
obligation and is a useful way of getting more detailed<br />
information on our programmes, clarifying<br />
the most suitable course of study, receiving details<br />
about present and future job opportunities and<br />
getting to know the “who’s who” of companies who<br />
have contacted graduates from istituto marangoni<br />
in previous years.<br />
to receive detailed information and clarifications<br />
regarding the enrollment please contact the admission<br />
and information office.<br />
Waiting lists<br />
some programmes are often fully subscribed long<br />
before the course begins.<br />
in this case, it is possible to add your name to a<br />
waiting list, free of charge and with no obligation.<br />
the admissions office of the chosen campus will<br />
call those at the top of the list as soon as places<br />
become available.<br />
Scholarships<br />
each year istituto marangoni offers a broad programme<br />
of scholarships to particularly deserving<br />
or talented students for inscription in postgraduate<br />
courses.also, for those who undertake a confirmed<br />
course of study, whether undergraduate or postgraduate,<br />
istituto marangoni makes the following<br />
scholarships available, while places last and based<br />
on the former academic career of the student, the<br />
documentation presented and the portfolio (only<br />
for fashion design womenswear, fashion & luxury<br />
brand management), for the amounts of:<br />
eur 2.000 for ba (hons) degree programmes.<br />
eur 4.000 for masters degree programmes.<br />
for further information please contact the admissions<br />
office of the chosen campus.<br />
Accommodation<br />
looking for accommodation in london can initially<br />
be difficult.<br />
that’s why istituto marangoni offers a free guidance<br />
and research service for all its registered students.<br />
the service provides up-to-date information on the<br />
various options, including the agreements istituto<br />
marangoni has with a series of selected residences.<br />
it also organises lists of students interested in sharing<br />
their accommodation.<br />
for more detailed information, contact the admissions<br />
office of the london campus.<br />
End of year events<br />
each year istituto marangoni presents its best new<br />
graduates to the press and the industry by creating<br />
dedicated events such as degree exhibitions<br />
and catwalk shows, attended by fashion houses,<br />
journalists and industry practitioners.<br />
International competitions<br />
not only an opportunity to put what has been taught<br />
into practice, but also a way of seeing how<br />
one’s own experience compares to other people’s,<br />
and above all a great international showcase.<br />
these are the main advantages of the many international<br />
competitions in which students are invited<br />
to participate.