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SUMMER STUDIOS SPECIFICS

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START TERM

June 9th | July 7th | August 4th

DURATION

3 weeks | 60 hours

MODALITY

Full-Time | 4 Days a Week, 5 Hours a Day

TUITION

Domestic: $3,500 USD | International $4,000 | Early Bird Discount: Pay the full amount by March 31st and receive a $500 discount

LEARNING OUTCOMES
Corset Construction

Students will learn how to create corsets using boning, fitting techniques, and precise sewing.

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Draping and Tailoring

This section focuses on manipulating fabric to craft elegant, form-fitting silhouettes for evening wear.

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Luxury Fabric Handling

Students will work with premium materials like silk and lace while understanding their properties and applications.

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Intricate Stitching

Learn advanced sewing techniques to achieve the precision and detail required in haute couture garments.

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Garment Assembly

Students will combine skills to construct complete corset-inspired evening wear pieces.

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Design Innovation

Explore creative ways to merge traditional couture techniques with modern design concepts. in Spanish

brand storytelling

BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

fashion archive studies
Internships

There is a wide variety of internships available to you as a student at Istituto Marangoni Miami that are specific to your topic of study. Regardless of your field of interest—fashion design, fashion business, styling, or interior design — our internships offer practical learning opportunities that enhance your academic studies and position you for professional success.

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Industry Networking Sessions

At Istituto Marangoni Miami, we believe that networking is vital for your professional career. With our ‘In Conversation With’ series, we bring renowned figures from the fashion and design industries to share their knowledge and experience, offering priceless advice on achieving success. Furthermore, our industry-expert professors, events, volunteer opportunities, and brand partnerships facilitate our networking sessions, providing students with opportunities to grow their professional networks and establish significant connections within the sector.

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Collaborations

Cultivating partnerships with renowned brands in the fashion and design industry, Istituto Marangoni Miami offers students unparalleled opportunities to gain hands-on experience and learn from industry leaders. Through collaborations with our brand partners within the fashion and design industry, students gain exposure to a range of aspects within the business, from styling runway looks for luxury labels like Chanel and Hugo Boss to producing still-life images that are published in major magazines like Vogue, OceanDrive, and Regia Magazine. They can also develop visual merchandising displays for well-known brands and take part in creative direction and photography sessions with industry experts like Frederic Pinet and RioCam.

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Fashion Weeks

At Istituto Marangoni Miami, we believe in the power of hands-on experience and healthy competition as key drivers of learning. That’s why we offer our students the exciting opportunity to participate in fashion and design contests. From crafting business or creative direction proposals to designing for partnered brands, these contests provide students with real-life industry challenges to tackle. By participating, students gain valuable insights into industry dynamics, sharpen their skills, and enhance their professional portfolios.

COST OF ATTENDANCE

Program Name Domestic International
Evening Wear Design $3,500 $4,000
Program Name Domestic International
Evening Wear Design $3,500 $4,000

Secure your spot in one of our Summer Studios by registering early and take advantage of our Early Bird Discount: pay the full amount by March 31st and receive a $500 discount. Regular cost applies to registrations completed after the deadline.

DESIGNING THE FUTURE

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The Evening Wear Design program offers an intensive, hands-on learning experience led by seasoned fashion professionals. Through guided workshops, expert-led critiques, and real-world case studies, students will refine their creative process, develop technical expertise, and bring their designs to life.

This immersive approach ensures that participants not only master essential techniques but also build confidence in translating concepts into luxury evening wear.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the program, students will have mastered the fundamentals of couture design, understanding the principles of structure, draping, and garment construction specific to high-end evening wear. They will develop essential technical skills such as pattern-making, precision tailoring, and hand-finishing techniques, ensuring they can execute refined, high-quality designs. Participants will gain expertise in selecting premium fabrics, textures, and embellishments to elevate their creations. Throughout the program, students will complete a fully realized evening wear piece, demonstrating their craftsmanship and creative direction in a portfolio-ready project. Additionally, they will explore industry trends and market positioning, understanding how to design for contemporary luxury fashion markets.

Facilities and Resources

The program takes place at Istituto Marangoni Miami’s state-of-the-art fashion design studios, where students have access to professional-grade tools and industry-standard workspaces. Located in Miami’s Design District, the campus provides a stimulating creative environment, surrounded by luxury fashion houses and innovative design hubs. Participants will work with high-end fabrics and materials, simulating the real-world couture process while learning techniques that meet industry standards.

How To Apply

To apply for the Evening Wear Design program, students must complete the online application form, providing personal details and selecting their preferred start date. Upon submission, applicants must pay the full tuition fee to secure their place in the program. Additionally, they are required to submit a copy of their ID and an updated resume. Once the application process is complete, students will receive an email with detailed enrollment information, including orientation materials and preparation guidelines for the start of the program.

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
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Amy Berkowitz
Fashion Design Program Leader
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
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Michelle Rofe
Fashion Design and Master's Professor
MEET OUR FACULTY
All 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
advanced illustration techniques
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
Berkowitz_977
Amy Berkowitz
Fashion Design Program Leader
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
Sustainable fashion fairs
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
Rofe_1
Michelle Rofe
Fashion Design and Master's Professor
MEET OUR FACULTY
All 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
advanced illustration techniques
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
Berkowitz_977
Amy Berkowitz
Fashion Design Program Leader
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
Sustainable fashion fairs
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
Rofe_1
Michelle Rofe
Fashion Design and Master's Professor
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