SubjectFashion, Media
LevelUndergraduate
Type of DegreeDiploma Accademico di I Livello
CostEUR 17,600
UniversityIstituto Marangoni - Milan
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The purpose of the three-year course in Fashion Communication and New Media is to train professionals to ‘communicate’ fashion and luxury through existing media and new media, responding to the new demands of global fashion.
This three-year course explores the basics of fashion communication by looking at historical and traditional examples before moving onto more recent expressions of the captivating magic of fashion and luxury in videos, websites and through social networks.
The ability to convey emotions through the use of images is the foundation of the skills of fashion communicators. Participants will be trained in order to prepare them for an industry where the visual language of appearance has always been key in the narrative. Great attention will be paid to developing the ability to filter ideas using tools from social observation and semiotics. Several research initiatives, both personal and professional, will help the participant deepen their understanding of the topics covered in the three-year course, with the goal of providing them with all the tools necessary to communicate the values of a brand, a fashion designer, a collection, a world of ‘values’ with a unique and differentiating style. The course will also enable future professionals to use all the newest forms of visual communication, including video and new media, without losing the essential focus that comes from the necessary rigor of conventional editorial.
The fashion communication professional is the one who narrates this universe and at the same time participates in the definition and dissemination of fashion ‘trends’ as inspiring ideas not only in the field of clothing but also in the world of textiles and accessories. Their narrative is part of the extensive analysis of style and puts fashion in connection with art, cinema, music, design, marketing and society.
They know how to find the time, ways and forms to create the buzz necessary to increase brand awareness, to intercept needs and aesthetic redundancies, while always respecting the brand image and the constraints of the budget assigned. In short, the fashion communication professional is someone who combines managerial rigor with creativity and poetry.
In the contemporary world, where fashion is omnipresent and information overwhelms us, the success of a brand and a collection cannot come about without the effective management of communication. The new media and communications professional is the key figure of the future. Through their insights and ability to present and communicate to an audience eager for novelty and demanding at the same time, this professional can determine the success of a company, a newspaper or a media outlet by amplifying brand equity.
Fashion communicators use the tools of brand advertising and promotion to reflect and represent the image of the brand. They are great communicators and use their public relations expertise to best place a fashion company in the market. These professionals can work independently as freelancers or coordinate a team in a fashion company, work in a traditional editorial or in the evolving domain of new media.
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Duang Poshyanonda
Profession: Editor-in-Chief of Harpers BAZAAR Thailand
course attended: fashion promotion program, masters course – postgraduate
school:Milano
graduated in: 2004
Since 2012 Duang Poshyanonda has been the managing editor of the magazine Harper's BAZAAR Thailand, where she was a fashion journalist between 2006 and 2007.
She is well known in Thailand as a fashion trendsetter and owner of Rhapsody, a fashion brand for children, and RougeRouge, a line of women's handbags launched in 2010. The RougeRougename refers to her preference for the scarlet red lipstick that has become her distinctive feature.
In 2003 she attended the master's degree course in fashion promotion at IM, which ended in 2004. She later became director of the Thailand Information Center for Istituto Marangoni, filling the role of PR and marketing manager for Emilio Pucci in Thailand until 2006.
In 2011 she became a consultant for the Domus Academy and in the same year took care of the fashion project "Blame it on summer" in the Siam Paragon Department Store in Bangkok.
Read more alumni stories on the Istituto Marangoni website here.
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