Master in Fashion Design & Innovation

Istituto Marangoni is an internationally recognised private institution specialising in fashion, design and the creative arts, with origins dating back to 1935. With campuses in fashion capitals such as Milan, Paris, London and Shanghai, the institute attracts a highly international student body and industry-focused faculty. Its reputation rests on a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary innovation, preparing students to enter competitive creative sectors with both technical ability and a strong design sensibility.

Curricula at Istituto Marangoni emphasise practical, studio-based learning alongside industry engagement, enabling students to develop portfolios, participate in live projects and build professional networks. Programs span fashion design, fashion business, styling, interior and visual design, and they are shaped by close collaboration with brands and practicing professionals. Small class sizes and intensive mentorship give students personalised feedback and direct exposure to current industry practices.

For international applicants, the institute offers a highly cosmopolitan environment where cultural exchange and professional ambition converge. Students benefit from career services, show opportunities and connections to global fashion weeks and trade platforms. If you seek a hands-on education that prioritises creativity, portfolio development and industry readiness, Istituto Marangoni provides a focused pathway into the creative industries with strong international visibility.

The Master in Fashion Design & Innovation is a one-year program for students with a Bachelor's degree. It teaches students to define their creative vision and understand fashion's core elements, from trend research to material sourcing and concept design.

The curriculum covers topics like Fashion History and Culture, Sociology, Anthropology, and Psychology of Fashion, and Digital Image Processing. Students learn to use tools like Clo3D for virtual pattern making and develop research-based methodology. They also explore subjects like digital marketplaces and critique of contemporary fashion design.

Graduates can work as Fashion Innovators, Sustainable Fashion Specialists, Fashion Technologists, or Creative Directors. They can find jobs in fashion companies, startups, or their own fashion labels. Some potential employers include fashion brands, technology companies, and design firms.