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Jewel and accessory, handcrafted artifacts par excellence, accompany with their strong symbolic value, the history of man from its origins. From talisman to inescapable sign of power and wealth, from simple accessory to fetish, the jewel, the shoe and the bag have become cult objects that define the relations between the individual and the social sphere and the intimate relationship between the personal being and his or her putting himself or herself on stage in the theater of life.
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Marco Bagalini and Steven Trow
Marco Bagalini: A fashion educator, pattern maker and author specialising in garment construction, sartorial techniques and pattern-making methodology. His work combines academic teaching, hands-on practice and technical research, with a focus on making complex construction processes clear and accessible to fashion students. Founder of PatternPRO and President of ANSEMI ETS, he promotes a technical and conscious approach to fashion education, where construction, fit and craft become essential tools for developing more precise and intentional design practices.
Steven Trow: A manager and financial executive with over 25 years of experience in the luxury & fashion industry, including CFO, HR, and Audit roles at Hermès and Gucci Group. A lecturer and guest speaker at universities and fashion schools worldwide, offers students and professionals insights into strategic analysis of the luxury business, fashion marketing, and career counseling.
Jewelry and accessory designers require a solid technical and planning education in research and in the interpretative analysis of the social and symbolic context of the client. During the first year, the student will acquire historical and applied knowledge such as technical and illustrative drawing, materials and their modelling, the history of fashion, as well as the correct methodology for developing their own design trends. In the second year, the culture of 3D digital modeling will be deepened. During the third year the student develops his own stylistic and design ideas and knows how to use 3D renderings. He also possesses knowledge of economics and marketing. The elaboration of the project and the final thesis are the conclusion of this course of study.
After completing this course, students will be able to undertake the main professions in the world of jewelry and accessories: designer of fine jewelry and costume jewelry, watch designer, eyewear designer, handbag and shoe designer, 3D technique model maker and illustrator of jewelry and accessories, from the most traditional to the most recent and innovative.
