Istituto Marangoni was founded in 1935 in Milan as Istituto Artistico dell'Abbigliamento Marangoni. Over 90 years of success in training the best professionals in the world of fashion, design and luxury. With a training record of four generations of students from five continents, it has been the springboard for more than 45,000 luxury professionals, including Domenico Dolce, Alessandro Sartori, Gilda Ambrosio, Julie de Libran, Dario Vitale, Francesca Nicoletti and Rahul Mishra. According to recent Doxa research, the Group has an important employability rate of 91%, further testifying to the quality of its educational paths and the preparation of its graduates.
Istituto Marangoni now has about 5,000 students a year from 108 different countries at schools in Milan, Florence, Paris, London, Mumbai, Shanghai, Dubai, Riyadh, Miami* and Shenzhen* , the international capitals of fashion, design and luxury. Istituto Marangoni is ranked among the top 100 universities in the world in its disciplines according to QS World University Ranking 2025.
* Licensed schools
Students from Istituto Marangoni Milano have experienced a year of dreams, challenges and intense discoveries, transforming their creativity, passion and dedication into collections that convey technique, identity and deep emotion. Tatiana Grach explores a Soviet dystopia through evocative textures and intricate embroidery, Marta Belloni celebrates the often overlooked beauty of everyday life with meticulous craftsmanship and custom prints, while Lou Suchel reinterprets Pierrot with a dreamy and playful language, balancing tradition and innovation. Fashion Graduate Italia 2025 celebrates their journey, resilience, talent, and the beginning of a new, vibrant chapter in the fashion world.
Ten young talents from Istituto Marangoni Milano will be featured in Fashion Graduate Italia 2025, presenting collections that reflect their creative growth path. Each of them is distinguished by an authentic and personal vision, capable of transforming intimate experiences into a universal language that dialogues with the present and looks toward the future.
Through the language of fashion, the young designers address deep and topical issues such as memory, identity and gender fluidity, interweaving artistic references, architectural suggestions and cultural influences spanning different eras and geographies. Their creations become visual narratives capable of rendering the complexity of contemporary society, reflecting the tensions of our time while celebrating the traditions that nurture it.
Between experimentation and research, innovative materials and craftsmanship, each collection opens up new expressive possibilities, restoring the plurality of outlooks and sensibilities that characterize the new generation of creatives.