Level 3
Cut & Construction
CONSTRUCTING YOUR FASHION COLLECTION
CONSTRUCTING YOUR FASHION COLLECTION
Teaching Methods
The “Cut and Construction” level at Istituto Marangoni Miami is intended to allow students to improve their design abilities and develop their creative voice translated into their fashion collection. Students investigate modern visual styles and trends to guide their design process through hands-on workshops, design critiques, and industry insights. Our knowledgeable instructors assist students in developing their silhouettes and exploring 3D fabrication methods, enabling them to turn their design ideas into actual clothing. To elevate the visual impact of their creations, students also experiment with fabric finishing techniques like printing and dyeing. Our teaching strategies, which prioritize professional development and practical experience, equip students with the skills necessary to succeed in fashion design’s fast-paced and competitive world.
Students participate in cooperative projects that simulate real-world challenges in design in addition to practical application and design reviews, which promote teamwork and innovative problem-solving abilities. Professionals from the business give guest lectures that enhance students’ comprehension of the constantly changing fashion world by offering insightful commentary on current trends and market demands. Students refine their creative concepts and hone their technical skills with the help of seasoned faculty members who provide them with individualized coaching and critique during studio sessions. Students can push the limits of conventional garment construction through hands-on experience with a wide range of materials and techniques, which encourages originality and experimentation in their design process.
Learning Outcomes
Throughout Level 3, “Cut and Construction”, students delve deeper into the intricacies of fashion design, refining their design style and vision. They will be able to use the knowledge and skills they have gained from earlier levels to design and create their fashion collections. Students become more attuned to new trends and customer preferences through critical analysis of modern visual aesthetics and market trends. They will demonstrate how well they are able to translate their design concepts into real garments with creative silhouettes using 3D fabrication techniques. Furthermore, students will broaden their knowledge of fabric finishing methods, such as printing and dyeing, improving their capacity to produce lively and visually striking designs. By the end of the level, students emerge as confident and professional designers, equipped with a comprehensive understanding of the design process and the technical skill development necessary to succeed in the fashion industry.
Industry Engagement
At Istituto Marangoni Miami, industry interaction is a top priority to give our students access to industry experience and excellent networking possibilities. Students enrolled in Level 3: Cut and Construction have an outstanding opportunity to experience firsthand knowledge of the inner workings of the fashion business through strategic partnerships with industry professionals. Through industry events, guest lectures, and workshops, students can gain a firsthand understanding of the practices, trends, and difficulties facing the fashion business today. They can also forge essential relationships with fashion professionals and better understand industry dynamics.
In addition, students in Level 3 and above have a better opportunity to take part in renowned design contests, using their developing professional skills and knowledge to earn admission to these competitions. By providing a forum for students to demonstrate their ability, originality, and technical proficiency on a larger scale, these contests help students become more visible and credible in the business. Students enrolled in Level 3: Cut and Construction fashion courses receive extensive support and guidance to navigate the complexities of the fashion industry through our commitment to industry engagement. This equips them with the knowledge, skills, and connections necessary to succeed in their future careers as fashion designers.
Facilities and Resources
Istituto Marangoni Miami is located in the well-known Miami Design District, home to more than 150 luxury stores, allowing students to participate in such a grand fashion and design community. Our seven-story structure was thoughtfully designed to accommodate the diverse requirements of our students, creating an environment that fosters creativity and learning. There are facilities specifically created for each floor, including fully equipped photography studios, theory classes, and ateliers for design work. We have cutting-edge digital design tools like Clo3D in our computer laboratories and industry-standard programs like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.
Furthermore, students can access abundant resources, including a vast physical and virtual library with relevant research materials and references to support their academic and career advancement. To learn more about our facilities and resources, visit our Miami campus or schedule a virtual tour to get to know us better.
How To Apply
If you are interested in applying to our Vocational Program in Fashion Design, Level 3, the first step is to schedule an appointment with an admissions representative. To apply to this level directly, you must have a portfolio review by our Academic Committee or have completed the previous levels of this program. Once completed, a detailed email will be sent with instructions on how to proceed with your registration: document submission and visa application, if applicable. International students will have further assistance throughout their visa solicitation process with our Designated School Official (DSO). Once your registration has been completed, you will receive instructions about housing options, orientation, and more.
CURRICULUM
At this level, through a personalized curriculum, students will explore their designs and collections, applying the know-how and knowledge they have progressively gained. They will investigate contemporary visual aesthetics to achieve a sensibility to trends and the market. Students will demonstrate skills in 3D construction and silhouette development. By defining a variety of fabric finishing, such as printing and dying, students will move forward in their professional growth as designers.
Level 3
CUT & CONSTRUCTION
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CONSTRUCTION
In this fashion construction course, students will demonstrate capabilities in garment construction techniques associated with silhouettes and details. CONSTRUCTION
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VISUAL COMMUNICATION
In this visual communications course, students will use a wide range of CAD skills to present a fashion collection. VISUAL COMMUNICATION
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DIGITAL & 3D TOOLS
In this digital and 3D tools course, students will learn how to experiment and cross-platform different softwares in order to create a professional digital fashion presentation. DIGITAL & 3D TOOLS
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INDUSTRY PROJECT
In this industry project class, students will investigate and analyze a contemporary fashion theme to develop original concepts as a starting point to design a fashion collection for a brand partner. INDUSTRY PROJECT
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TUITION AND FEESof Level 3 | Cut & Construction
| Cost and Fees | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | One-Year Program |
| Tuition Cost | $12,000 | $10,000 | $8,000 | $8,000 | $38,000 |
| Non-Refundable Application Fee | $100 | $100 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
| Semester Campus Fees | $250 | $250 | $250 | $250 | $1,000 |
| Semester Digital Resource Fees* | $350 | $350 | $350 | $350 | $1,400 |
| Semester Books and Supplies* | $200 | $200 | $200 | $200 | $800 |
| Graduation Fee | N/A | N/A | N/A | $400 | $400 |
| Total Cost of Attendance | $12,900 | $10,900 | $8,900 | $9,300 | $41,700 |
| Cost and Fees | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | One-Year Program |
| Tuition Cost | $12,000 | $10,000 | $8,000 | $8,000 | $38,000 |
| Non-Refundable Application Fee | $100 | $100 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
| Semester Campus Fees | $250 | $250 | $250 | $250 | $1,000 |
| Semester Digital Resource Fees* | $350 | $350 | $350 | $350 | $1,400 |
| Semester Books and Supplies* | $200 | $200 | $200 | $200 | $800 |
| Graduation Fee | N/A | N/A | N/A | $400 | $400 |
| Total Cost of Attendance | $12,900 | $10,900 | $8,900 | $9,300 | $41,700 |
At Istituto Marangoni Miami, we understand that each student’s financial situation is unique. That’s why we offer various payment options tailored to the specific program you are applying to. For detailed information about the payment opportunities available for our programs, we encourage you to schedule an appointment with one of our representatives. They will be delighted to assist you in finding the best program for you and answer any questions you might have.
* The digital resources fees include all required software. Owning a personal computer is optional for on-campus students, as IMM features multiple labs with Apple iMacs and PCs.
* The school provides most resources, yet books and supplies are variable each semester.
* For a comprehensive overview of our tuition, fees, and refund policy, kindly access and download our catalog for detailed information.
*For finance-related inquiries, please contact the Finance Department at finance@immiami.com.
*For finance-related inquiries, please contact the Finance Department at finance@immiami.com.
ADDITIONAL LIVING EXPENSES
| LIVING EXPENSES | COST PER LEVEL – ON CAMPUS | COST PER LEVEL – ONLINE |
| HOUSING PER SEMESTER | $8,000 | $8,000 |
| FOOD PER SEMESTER | $1,600 | $1,600 |
| TRANSPORTATION PER SEMESTER | $2,000 | $1,431 |
| TOTAL COST OF LIVING EXPENSES PER SEMESTER | $11,600 | $11,031 |
| LIVING EXPENSES | COST PER LEVEL – ON CAMPUS | COST PER LEVEL – ONLINE |
| HOUSING PER SEMESTER | $8,000 | $8,000 |
| FOOD PER SEMESTER | $1,600 | $1,600 |
| TRANSPORTATION PER SEMESTER | $2,000 | $1,431 |
| TOTAL COST OF LIVING EXPENSES PER SEMESTER | $11,600 | $11,031 |
* Please note that the above figures are averages and should be used for informational purposes only. Actual costs may vary depending on individual circumstances, lifestyle choices, and other factors. These estimates are not guaranteed and are subject to change.
* Your educational expenses can be classified into two main categories: direct costs and indirect costs. Direct costs include payments made directly to Istituto Marangoni Miami, including tuition and fees. Additionally, any expenses not directly paid to the university fall under the category of indirect costs, such as housing, transportation, and miscellaneous expenditures.
BEYOND
THE CLASSROOM
Internships
At Istituto Marangoni Miami, students can access a diverse range of internships tailored to their area of expertise. Whether you’re studying fashion design, fashion business, styling, or interior design, our internships provide hands-on learning experiences that complement your academic pursuits and prepare you for a successful career.
Industry Networking Sessions
Networking is essential for your career at Istituto Marangoni Miami. Through our ‘In Conversation With’ series, well-known personalities from the fashion and design industries are invited to share their expertise and offer invaluable advice for success. Additionally, our expert professors, events, volunteer opportunities, and brand partnerships foster networking sessions, allowing students to expand their professional growth within the sector.
Collaborations
By partnering with prestigious fashion and design brands, Istituto Marangoni Miami provides students with exceptional chances to acquire practical knowledge and be mentored by industry professionals. This collaboration exposes students to various business aspects, including creating high-end runway designs for brands like Chanel and Hugo Boss, producing images for renowned publications like Vogue, OceanDrive, and Regia Magazine, and developing visual merchandising displays for popular brands. Moreover, students can participate in creative direction and photography sessions conducted by experts like Frederic Pinet andRioCam.
The Miami Fashion Movement
Istituto Marangoni Miami students play a prominent role in leading fashion weeks across the Americas, an event recognized as “The Miami Fashion Movement.” The initiative provides upcoming fashion designers the unique opportunity to design and present their collections on runways worldwide, including prominent events like Miami Swim Week, El Paseo, New York, Panama, Costa Rica, Argentina, Guatemala, and the Dominican Republic. This comprehensive experience enables students to gain valuable insights into the intricacies of the fashion industry, culminating in the exhilarating experience of witnessing their creations showcased on the runway.
MEET OUR
FACULTY
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Mario Braghieri has been involved in fashion production for over thirty years. At a young age, his parents owned a manufacturing company that created high-quality samples and prototypes for countless well-known brands in Italy.
He attended Istituto Marangoni Milan with the desire to leave his mark in the fashion market as a pattern maker. Upon graduating, he developed samples and worked in fashion production for the Nadini Group, an Italian designer label manufacturer based in Modena-Italy, including designer houses such as Gianfranco Ferrè and Fendi. Subsequently, he worked as a fashion production consultant and started his career at Marangoni as an assistant teacher.
Mario has always pursued his career with determination, focusing on deepening his knowledge and skills in garment construction and pattern making. He has worked for renowned fashion names such as Emporio Armani, Maska, Cerruti, Mariella Burani, and Karl Lagerfeld. For the past 27 years, Mario has been a major player in guiding Istituto Marangoni through its international growth, bringing his technical knowledge, industry expertise, and garment-making finesse to the School.
Teaching Areas: Construction Resale & Development, Digital Pattern Cutting II, Pattern Cutting Fundamentals III, Atelier & Studio Time and Final Collection
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Mario Braghieri
Dean of Fashion
Amy Berkowitz obtained her BFA from the California Institute of the Arts in 1978. Subsequently, she ventured into the Film & Television Industry, contributing to the special effects for the inaugural Star Wars movie. She established Artgear, a renowned fashion label favored by global celebrities. In 1994, she achieved a Master of Art in Teaching and imparted her art and design knowledge for over 25 years. Amy's proficiency encompasses drawing, painting, textile design, and fashion. She presently serves as Fashion Program Leader for Events & Competitions in Fashion Design at Marangoni Istituto Miami.
Teaching Areas: Fashion Illustration Fundamentals, Fashion Drawing I and Collection Sketching
read more
Amy Berkowitz
Fashion Design Program Leader
Eyan is a seasoned fashion Creative Director, boasting extensive expertise and a stellar track record in men's and women's ready-to-wear and accessories. He has helmed large creative teams worldwide as Creative Director/SVP of Design for Hugo Boss men's and womenswear, Nike women's, and Puma international. With over 25 years of experience, Eyan gives students a global perspective on visionary trends and contemporary fashion, offering guidance to channel and focus on their creative aspirations. He holds a Master of Art in Fashion Menswear from the Royal College of Art in London and a Bachelor of Art in Fashion and Textiles from the University of Central Lancashire, UK.
Teaching Areas: Creative Direction, Fashion Design, Luxury Innovation Fashion and Product Development
read more
Eyan Allen
Fashion Design and Business Professor
Mena Lombard is a multi-talented fashion designer, educator, and editor with a global perspective. She showcases her creations at high-profile events and in leading fashion magazines such as WWD and Harper's Bazaar. Playing a dual role as the creative force behind her brand and a fashion editor at Avessa Magazine, she imparts her knowledge and skills by teaching fashion design at Istituto Marangoni Miami. With roots in Uruguay and a diverse background spanning Argentina, Spain, and Italy, Mena now calls Miami home.
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Mena Lombard
Fashion Design Professor
Michelle Rofe was born in Mexico but moved to Israel at a very early age. She was Israel national champion in gymnastics and participated and won several international competitions. Being a gymnast allowed her to travel the world and learn about different cultures. She always loved fashion and started her formal fashion education in San Antonio-Texas, graduating cum laude from the fashion management and design program. After her graduation, she worked in the fashion industry for over 20 years first for a catalog business and later for a fashion ready to wear company. In the last 12 years, she has been working as a professor teaching undergraduate and graduate students in the fashion and graphic design programs. Michelle Rofe has her master’s degree in graphic design from MIU. She believes that these two art disciplines complement each other in many ways. She also works as a co-producer and editor for a media production company. The concept of beauty and aesthetics are themes that she is passionate about and loves to share her ideas and experience and knowledge with others. “Fashion is about dressing according to what’s fashionable. Style is more about being yourself.” Oscar de la Renta
read more
Michelle Rofe
Fashion Design and Master's Professor
Anabella Bergero, an internationally acclaimed Latin American fashion designer, artist, and coach, boasts a rich decade-long career. Her journey from Argentina to Copenhagen, London, New York, and Miami has enriched her creative palette with diverse cultural influences. She holds an MFA from the Fashion Institute of Technology, pursued postgraduate studies at Central Saint Martins, and completed her undergraduate education at the Universidad de Palermo and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Bergero's expertise lies in the fusion of fashion design and art, emphasizing innovative creative processes that explore gender, culture, and identity. Her career includes recognition as Harper's Bazaar Argentina's Emerging Designer of the Year, SUNY PACC Prize New York, and she recently earned a nomination for the Hispanic Heritage Award by the City of Miami Beach for her contributions to Miami Beach's Hispanic community, particularly for her installation project "Heart of Community" at the Faena Art Project Room.
Teaching Areas: Contemporary Fashion Analysis, Digital Portfolio, History of Art and Visual Culture and Capstone Mentor
read more
Anabella Bergero
Fashion Design Professor
MEET OUR
FACULTY
All faculty
FACULTY
Mario Braghieri has been involved in fashion production for over thirty years. At a young age, his parents owned a manufacturing company that created high-quality samples and prototypes for countless well-known brands in Italy.
He attended Istituto Marangoni Milan with the desire to leave his mark in the fashion market as a pattern maker. Upon graduating, he developed samples and worked in fashion production for the Nadini Group, an Italian designer label manufacturer based in Modena-Italy, including designer houses such as Gianfranco Ferrè and Fendi. Subsequently, he worked as a fashion production consultant and started his career at Marangoni as an assistant teacher.
Mario has always pursued his career with determination, focusing on deepening his knowledge and skills in garment construction and pattern making. He has worked for renowned fashion names such as Emporio Armani, Maska, Cerruti, Mariella Burani, and Karl Lagerfeld. For the past 27 years, Mario has been a major player in guiding Istituto Marangoni through its international growth, bringing his technical knowledge, industry expertise, and garment-making finesse to the School.
Teaching Areas: Construction Resale & Development, Digital Pattern Cutting II, Pattern Cutting Fundamentals III, Atelier & Studio Time and Final Collection
read more
Mario Braghieri
Dean of Fashion
Amy Berkowitz obtained her BFA from the California Institute of the Arts in 1978. Subsequently, she ventured into the Film & Television Industry, contributing to the special effects for the inaugural Star Wars movie. She established Artgear, a renowned fashion label favored by global celebrities. In 1994, she achieved a Master of Art in Teaching and imparted her art and design knowledge for over 25 years. Amy's proficiency encompasses drawing, painting, textile design, and fashion. She presently serves as Fashion Program Leader for Events & Competitions in Fashion Design at Marangoni Istituto Miami.
Teaching Areas: Fashion Illustration Fundamentals, Fashion Drawing I and Collection Sketching
read more
Amy Berkowitz
Fashion Design Program Leader
Eyan is a seasoned fashion Creative Director, boasting extensive expertise and a stellar track record in men's and women's ready-to-wear and accessories. He has helmed large creative teams worldwide as Creative Director/SVP of Design for Hugo Boss men's and womenswear, Nike women's, and Puma international. With over 25 years of experience, Eyan gives students a global perspective on visionary trends and contemporary fashion, offering guidance to channel and focus on their creative aspirations. He holds a Master of Art in Fashion Menswear from the Royal College of Art in London and a Bachelor of Art in Fashion and Textiles from the University of Central Lancashire, UK.
Teaching Areas: Creative Direction, Fashion Design, Luxury Innovation Fashion and Product Development
read more
Eyan Allen
Fashion Design and Business Professor
Mena Lombard is a multi-talented fashion designer, educator, and editor with a global perspective. She showcases her creations at high-profile events and in leading fashion magazines such as WWD and Harper's Bazaar. Playing a dual role as the creative force behind her brand and a fashion editor at Avessa Magazine, she imparts her knowledge and skills by teaching fashion design at Istituto Marangoni Miami. With roots in Uruguay and a diverse background spanning Argentina, Spain, and Italy, Mena now calls Miami home.
read more
Mena Lombard
Fashion Design Professor
Michelle Rofe was born in Mexico but moved to Israel at a very early age. She was Israel national champion in gymnastics and participated and won several international competitions. Being a gymnast allowed her to travel the world and learn about different cultures. She always loved fashion and started her formal fashion education in San Antonio-Texas, graduating cum laude from the fashion management and design program. After her graduation, she worked in the fashion industry for over 20 years first for a catalog business and later for a fashion ready to wear company. In the last 12 years, she has been working as a professor teaching undergraduate and graduate students in the fashion and graphic design programs. Michelle Rofe has her master’s degree in graphic design from MIU. She believes that these two art disciplines complement each other in many ways. She also works as a co-producer and editor for a media production company. The concept of beauty and aesthetics are themes that she is passionate about and loves to share her ideas and experience and knowledge with others. “Fashion is about dressing according to what’s fashionable. Style is more about being yourself.” Oscar de la Renta
read more
Michelle Rofe
Fashion Design and Master's Professor
Anabella Bergero, an internationally acclaimed Latin American fashion designer, artist, and coach, boasts a rich decade-long career. Her journey from Argentina to Copenhagen, London, New York, and Miami has enriched her creative palette with diverse cultural influences. She holds an MFA from the Fashion Institute of Technology, pursued postgraduate studies at Central Saint Martins, and completed her undergraduate education at the Universidad de Palermo and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Bergero's expertise lies in the fusion of fashion design and art, emphasizing innovative creative processes that explore gender, culture, and identity. Her career includes recognition as Harper's Bazaar Argentina's Emerging Designer of the Year, SUNY PACC Prize New York, and she recently earned a nomination for the Hispanic Heritage Award by the City of Miami Beach for her contributions to Miami Beach's Hispanic community, particularly for her installation project "Heart of Community" at the Faena Art Project Room.
Teaching Areas: Contemporary Fashion Analysis, Digital Portfolio, History of Art and Visual Culture and Capstone Mentor
read more
Anabella Bergero
Fashion Design Professor
MEET OUR
FACULTY
All faculty
FACULTY
Mario Braghieri has been involved in fashion production for over thirty years. At a young age, his parents owned a manufacturing company that created high-quality samples and prototypes for countless well-known brands in Italy.
He attended Istituto Marangoni Milan with the desire to leave his mark in the fashion market as a pattern maker. Upon graduating, he developed samples and worked in fashion production for the Nadini Group, an Italian designer label manufacturer based in Modena-Italy, including designer houses such as Gianfranco Ferrè and Fendi. Subsequently, he worked as a fashion production consultant and started his career at Marangoni as an assistant teacher.
Mario has always pursued his career with determination, focusing on deepening his knowledge and skills in garment construction and pattern making. He has worked for renowned fashion names such as Emporio Armani, Maska, Cerruti, Mariella Burani, and Karl Lagerfeld. For the past 27 years, Mario has been a major player in guiding Istituto Marangoni through its international growth, bringing his technical knowledge, industry expertise, and garment-making finesse to the School.
Teaching Areas: Construction Resale & Development, Digital Pattern Cutting II, Pattern Cutting Fundamentals III, Atelier & Studio Time and Final Collection
read more
Mario Braghieri
Dean of Fashion
Amy Berkowitz obtained her BFA from the California Institute of the Arts in 1978. Subsequently, she ventured into the Film & Television Industry, contributing to the special effects for the inaugural Star Wars movie. She established Artgear, a renowned fashion label favored by global celebrities. In 1994, she achieved a Master of Art in Teaching and imparted her art and design knowledge for over 25 years. Amy's proficiency encompasses drawing, painting, textile design, and fashion. She presently serves as Fashion Program Leader for Events & Competitions in Fashion Design at Marangoni Istituto Miami.
Teaching Areas: Fashion Illustration Fundamentals, Fashion Drawing I and Collection Sketching
read more
Amy Berkowitz
Fashion Design Program Leader
Eyan is a seasoned fashion Creative Director, boasting extensive expertise and a stellar track record in men's and women's ready-to-wear and accessories. He has helmed large creative teams worldwide as Creative Director/SVP of Design for Hugo Boss men's and womenswear, Nike women's, and Puma international. With over 25 years of experience, Eyan gives students a global perspective on visionary trends and contemporary fashion, offering guidance to channel and focus on their creative aspirations. He holds a Master of Art in Fashion Menswear from the Royal College of Art in London and a Bachelor of Art in Fashion and Textiles from the University of Central Lancashire, UK.
Teaching Areas: Creative Direction, Fashion Design, Luxury Innovation Fashion and Product Development
read more
Eyan Allen
Fashion Design and Business Professor
Mena Lombard is a multi-talented fashion designer, educator, and editor with a global perspective. She showcases her creations at high-profile events and in leading fashion magazines such as WWD and Harper's Bazaar. Playing a dual role as the creative force behind her brand and a fashion editor at Avessa Magazine, she imparts her knowledge and skills by teaching fashion design at Istituto Marangoni Miami. With roots in Uruguay and a diverse background spanning Argentina, Spain, and Italy, Mena now calls Miami home.
read more
Mena Lombard
Fashion Design Professor
Michelle Rofe was born in Mexico but moved to Israel at a very early age. She was Israel national champion in gymnastics and participated and won several international competitions. Being a gymnast allowed her to travel the world and learn about different cultures. She always loved fashion and started her formal fashion education in San Antonio-Texas, graduating cum laude from the fashion management and design program. After her graduation, she worked in the fashion industry for over 20 years first for a catalog business and later for a fashion ready to wear company. In the last 12 years, she has been working as a professor teaching undergraduate and graduate students in the fashion and graphic design programs. Michelle Rofe has her master’s degree in graphic design from MIU. She believes that these two art disciplines complement each other in many ways. She also works as a co-producer and editor for a media production company. The concept of beauty and aesthetics are themes that she is passionate about and loves to share her ideas and experience and knowledge with others. “Fashion is about dressing according to what’s fashionable. Style is more about being yourself.” Oscar de la Renta
read more
Michelle Rofe
Fashion Design and Master's Professor
Anabella Bergero, an internationally acclaimed Latin American fashion designer, artist, and coach, boasts a rich decade-long career. Her journey from Argentina to Copenhagen, London, New York, and Miami has enriched her creative palette with diverse cultural influences. She holds an MFA from the Fashion Institute of Technology, pursued postgraduate studies at Central Saint Martins, and completed her undergraduate education at the Universidad de Palermo and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Bergero's expertise lies in the fusion of fashion design and art, emphasizing innovative creative processes that explore gender, culture, and identity. Her career includes recognition as Harper's Bazaar Argentina's Emerging Designer of the Year, SUNY PACC Prize New York, and she recently earned a nomination for the Hispanic Heritage Award by the City of Miami Beach for her contributions to Miami Beach's Hispanic community, particularly for her installation project "Heart of Community" at the Faena Art Project Room.
Teaching Areas: Contemporary Fashion Analysis, Digital Portfolio, History of Art and Visual Culture and Capstone Mentor
read more
Anabella Bergero
Fashion Design Professor
FAQ
What are Level 3: Cut and Construction's essential learning outcomes?
Students at Level 3 gain expertise in silhouette creation, 3D construction, and fabric finishing methods like printing and dyeing. Their comprehension of design aesthetics and market sensibility deepens, equipping them for careers as fashion designers.
How does Level 3 differ from previous levels in the program?
Students at Level 3 gain expertise in silhouette creation, 3D construction, and fabric finishing methods like printing and dyeing. Their comprehension of design aesthetics and market sensibility deepens, equipping them for careers as fashion designers.
What are the requirements to register for Fashion Design Level 3?
Students must undergo a mandatory portfolio review to enroll in a level beyond Level 1. While students cannot directly enter Level 3, they must first complete Level 2 fashion courses. However, exceptions may be considered based on the outcome of the portfolio review conducted by our Academic Committee.
How Do I Enroll in the Vocational Programs?
To begin your enrollment process in our programs, arrange a meeting with our admissions staff to discuss program details and requirements. Following this discussion, you can submit your online application, with the USD 1000 registration fee deducted from the total tuition. Alongside your application, you will be required to provide the following admission documents: identification, a resume, an English test, a bank statement, and a sponsor letter, if necessary. You will receive comprehensive guidance via email following the meeting with your admissions specialist, who will guide you through the process.
Can international students enroll in the 11-Week Programs offered at Istituto Marangoni Miami?
International students have the opportunity to register for an 11-week course as a component of our One Year Vocational Program. We facilitate the M1 visa for students in need of a student visa. Our Designated School Official will assist you with the visa process to simplify the admissions procedure following your application.
What distinguishes your programs from other programs offered?
Our teaching methods, which include Italian fashion techniques and talents in our curriculum with an eye on the US business sector, are fueled by our Italian heritage. Our programs provide a unique fusion of possibilities for real-world experience, industry-relevant content, and practical application. Students receive thorough instruction that equips them for the opportunities and difficulties of the fashion business, emphasizing pattern cutting, industry relationships, and the principles of fashion illustration.
Are students at Level 3 eligible to compete in design contests?
Yes, students at Level 3 have more chances to take part in design competitions of a high caliber as they can implement the knowledge they have learned in previous levels into their industry-based design proposal. Students can display their creative thinking and talent on a larger platform through competitions, which improves their industry contacts and opportunities for employment.
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