The workshop will underline the communication through fashion and our translation of ideas on paper. Our clothing has an impact on our appearance and the perception others have of us. It is communication and influencing. Already during the medieval times, people were aware about the consequences of their wardrobe. But what do we mean when we talk about the communication through garments? And how can we find new inspiration to transfer our ideas on paper? 

The workshop will be introduced by Polimoda. Upon arrival, participants will be welcomed with light refreshments.

Spots are limited to a maximum of 30 participants in each city. After the workshop, a Polimoda representative will be available for one-on-one meetings with those interested in further information or guidance on their future studies.

Express Your Creative Vision
Fashion as a way of communication:
how to transfer ideas on paper

EXPRESS YOUR CREATIVE VISION
Fashion as a way of communication:
how to transfer ideas on paper

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SPEAKERS

PANTEHA TASSI

Metal Parts Development & Bijoux Business Unit Manager at CELINE

Metal Parts Development &
Bijoux Business Unit Manager at CELINE

Born in Tehran, Panteha graduated in architecture at the Politecnico di Milano and attended the Master’s degree in Jewellery Engineering at the Politecnico di Torino winning the prize for the best thesis. In 2007 she won the International competition "Gioiello Italiano Contemporaneo: tecniche e materiali tra arte e design" and in 2008 she was finalist in the Italian Jewellery Awards. After having worked for in a Jewellery company, designing and developing collections for Italian and International brands, and having embarked on a new path as Freelance Jewellery Designer, Panteha has definitely entered the world of Fashion working for top brands as Louis Vuitton and Gucci. Finally in 2018 she started a new adventure in Celine where today, she manages the Bijoux Business Unit and the developments of all the Accessories for Leather goods, small Leather goods, Belts and Special projects.

"Ever since I was young, I was obsessed with the idea of being a Renaissance man, a jack of all trades or a cultivator of crafts. The mere thought of having to sacrifice many facets of culture that I loved so I could settle on one was not only something shocking to me, but it was a construct I actively fought against. When I first arrived in Florence, I felt an almost cathartic breath of reassurance — an inexplicable wholeness of what seemed like destiny or homecoming."

SILVIA TOLARO

Polimoda Coordinator Design Department

Polimoda Fashion Design Supervisor and Resident Lecturer in Sociology of the Imaginary, Silvia Tolaro has a conceptual and interdisciplinary approach to cultural and countercultural fashion phenomena. With her international experience in Trend forecasting, Tolaro provides consultancy for emerging designers and specializes in cross-cultural analysis while addressing new paths of social behavior. Combining her in-depth research and educational background in Fashion Management, she works with the creative and learning process, mentoring the next generation and shaping a socially conscious and human centric approach to fashion education and the industry.

Polimoda Coordinator Design Department

SPEAKER

SANNA SCHUBERT

Polimoda Alumna | Fashion Designer and Lecturer

Polimoda Alumna
Fashion Designer and Lecturer

Sanna Schubert is a creative professional with a strong feeling and understanding of shapes, materials, graphics, and details. In her designs, she focuses on quality to create long lasting garments. With her experience in the international fashion industry, she works as creative director of her fashion brand SANNA PATRICK and as a lecturer.

"Ever since I was young, I was obsessed with the idea of being a Renaissance man, a jack of all trades or a cultivator of crafts. The mere thought of having to sacrifice many facets of culture that I loved so I could settle on one was not only something shocking to me, but it was a construct I actively fought against. When I first arrived in Florence, I felt an almost cathartic breath of reassurance — an inexplicable wholeness of what seemed like destiny or homecoming."

Focus on fashion communication, creative vision, transformation, fashion history and the future of fashion.

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ORGANIZER

"Ever since I was young, I was obsessed with the idea of being a Renaissance man, a jack of all trades or a cultivator of crafts. The mere thought of having to sacrifice many facets of culture that I loved so I could settle on one was not only something shocking to me, but it was a construct I actively fought against. When I first arrived in Florence, I felt an almost cathartic breath of reassurance — an inexplicable wholeness of what seemed like destiny or homecoming."

Polimoda, a fashion institute based in Florence, is recognized worldwide for its high-quality education. Listed among the best fashion schools in the world, Polimoda prides itself on its professional training by means of highly specialized working and research methodologies. With 2000 students of 70 different nationalities, Polimoda is not only an educational institute, but a creative campus: a hotbed for visionaries and opinion leaders from the worlds of fashion, culture and education.

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WHERE

• HAMBURG - May 8th from 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm
  FrachtRaum PENTHOUSE
  Neuer Wall 34, 20354 Hamburg - 7th floor
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• MUNICH - May 10th from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm
  Smartvillage
  Ganghoferstraße 68, 80339 München
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