Bocconi Students For Fashion & Luxury

We are ready to kick-off our events season! Join us for our first online event and discover more on the world of startups Wednesday, November 4th at 6 pm.

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The Evolution of Startups in the Fashion&Luxury world - The Beginning | LinkedIn This Wednesday we are hosting the first of our series of digital events on the evolution of startups in the fashion and luxury world. We will discover the process that make an idea stem into a real business with our guests: Federica Stardero, founder SWANKY Milano Carlotta Orlando, founder Giglio Ti...

We are back for a new admission season!

In this peculiar situation, we are adapting our activities to stay active on all fronts!

Our communication team will continue creating content on the various social networks to keep our readers updated on the challenges and dynamics of the fashion and luxury world.

Our event team will switch to online events and in-company trainings, unmissable as usual!

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Deadline: 26th of September

When a couturier leaves his eponym maison, its successor faces complex challenges. In 2008, after Garavani exited Valentino, the duo Pierpaolo Piccioli and Maria Grazia Chiuri succeeded to give a breath of fresh air to the brand and put Valentino at the forefront of the international fashion stage. This attitude of positive change and growth has continued ever since with Piccioli taking over the brand’s creative direction solo.
In 2018, Valentino couture collection signed by the Italian designer marked the spirits so much
that Piccioli was appointed ‘Designer of the Year’. He really learned working side by side with Mr. Garavani and thus intends to keep the essence of Mr. Valentino’s work into his new collections, adding it his touch of romanticism and feminine grace in every of its pieces such as with the long sleeves or fluid and colourful fabrics…
Piccioli is very passionate and his work can be the direct mirror of his surroundings: his family, his instinct, and Rome, a city very dear to him, as he wishes to modernise the brand but by maintaining the original codes of Valentino.

Sources: BoF, AnOther, Vogue, Valentino

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We're out with the pictures of our last event "Private Equity in the Fashion & Luxury Industry".

Thank you for coming and don't miss the upcoming event "Digital Innovation in Fashion" on 28th of November!

As a continual from the YSL discussion, we resume to part 2/3 of this trilogy with a case study on Céline (now Celine). As a brand that recently went through arguably one of modern fashion history’s most controversial transition, read the article to find out more about the history, significant events, and yet another designer roulette

A Trilogy on Tweaking Identities: A Case Study on Céline – BS4F BLOG, HISTORY OF FASHION A Trilogy on Tweaking Identities: A Case Study on Céline October 10, 2019 As the continual from our discussion of Yves Saint Laurent on shifting identities of brands themselves and of society’s portrayal of dressing oneself, it would be oblivious if Celine did not take.....

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An interview with Silvia Venturini Fendi on the future of Fendi as the brand enters a post-Lagerfeld era: “I ask myself very often what Karl would say, but Fendi is a combination of excessiveness and limits, of rigour and freedom, Mitteleuropa and Rome. And even if he is not around, my way of thinking is informed by those juxtapositions.”

Fendi Enters the Post-Lagerfeld Era After the death of Karl Lagerfeld, Silvia Venturini Fendi added the women’s fashion collection that Lagerfeld oversaw for 54 years to her set of design responsibilities at the house that carries her family name. Today, as she prepares to stage her first women’s ready-to-wear show, Mrs Fendi tell...