Fashion Design

The Academic Master's programme offers an alternative approach to fashion design, analysing the system as a whole, examining its critical issues, and then offering alternatives for design, development, and storytelling. Starting from a dialogue with professionals, the programme focuses on the transversality and plurality of languages, encouraging alternative approaches and experimentation. After theoretical and practical analysis of traditional methodologies, students will have the opportunity to develop new, more contemporary and informed approaches.

• To map the entire supply chain, analysing the system from a technical, historical, and semiotic perspective.
• To design fashion using new methodologies, working on the dialogue between storytelling and uniqueness, tradition and deconstruction.
• To decode the elements of communication and contemporary cultural imagery, navigating the plurality of visual narratives across photography, fashion, and art.

NABA’s Career Services & Industry Relations Office can provide you with support and guidance during your transition from the academy to the professional world. Our staff can help you develop self-promotion tools and assist you during your first steps into the world of work.

The Office develops relationships with companies in order to set up internship agreements, employment opportunities, and interactive projects between students and businesses.

NABA has developed strong relationships with leading companies which provide internships for NABA students, including: Chanel, Gabs, Staff International, Hugo Boss, Valentino Fashion Group, Ratti, Bembercell, Missoni, Tirelli Costumi, Guccio Gucci, Luisa Beccaria, Gianni Versace, Carrera's, E. C. (Costume National), Corneliani, Lorenzo Riva, Trussardi, Moschino, Federico Sangalli, Jil Sander Italia, Kenzo, ETRO, Gentucca Bini & Father, Gruppo Miroglio, Furla, Ermenegildo Zegna, Mantero, AEFFE, Ports1961.