Italian Preparatory Course for Fashion Shows in Milan
March 5th, 2010 | by admin |Scuola Leonardo Da Vinci asked:
Do you want to take part to the fashion shows world? Are you a stylist? Or a model? Or just
interested in discovering how a fashion show is organized and how does a fashion house work? Scuola Leonardo da Vinci has organized a course for those who want to be in close contact with the concept of “Made in Italy”: Italian preparatory course for fashion shows.
The preparatory courses are intended for students who wish to attend Italian Fashion and Design Academies. Students can choose their course according to their ability in Italian language but it is necessary to have at least 3rd ability level (intermediate one or above).
The course consists of 40 lessons + Showroom visits and Fashion Runways. Start date is 9th of June, and end date 27th of June. The school’s city centre for this course is Milan: the Italian capital for Fashion and Made in Italy. Milan is the most cosmopolitan and vibrant city of Italy, characterized by a fascinating mixture of tradition and modernity, design and fashion. Exploring Milan, the cutting edge of creativity, students will be surrounded by its urban landscape and have the chance to be in touch with International professionals working in the field of Fashion and Design.
This course consists of 4 daily lessons of professional Italian with fashion terminology plus one day of lessons conducted by professional operators in the field of fashion. After the two weeks of preparation, students will experience the
real world of fashion by visiting show rooms, runways and fashion fairs. In fact, the week after
the course is dedicated to observation of the most important fashion fairs present in Milan in the
chosen period, such as: «Milano Moda Uomo», «Milano Moda Donna». If Italian fashion shows are your passion, don’t lose your time: come to visit Scuola Leonardo official web site and choose the right course for you!!!
For more information go to:
http://www.scuolaleonardo.com/Italian-language-art-and-fashion-courses.html#Italian-Fashion-in-Mila
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Carolyn
Do you want to take part to the fashion shows world? Are you a stylist? Or a model? Or just
interested in discovering how a fashion show is organized and how does a fashion house work? Scuola Leonardo da Vinci has organized a course for those who want to be in close contact with the concept of “Made in Italy”: Italian preparatory course for fashion shows.
The preparatory courses are intended for students who wish to attend Italian Fashion and Design Academies. Students can choose their course according to their ability in Italian language but it is necessary to have at least 3rd ability level (intermediate one or above).
The course consists of 40 lessons + Showroom visits and Fashion Runways. Start date is 9th of June, and end date 27th of June. The school’s city centre for this course is Milan: the Italian capital for Fashion and Made in Italy. Milan is the most cosmopolitan and vibrant city of Italy, characterized by a fascinating mixture of tradition and modernity, design and fashion. Exploring Milan, the cutting edge of creativity, students will be surrounded by its urban landscape and have the chance to be in touch with International professionals working in the field of Fashion and Design.
This course consists of 4 daily lessons of professional Italian with fashion terminology plus one day of lessons conducted by professional operators in the field of fashion. After the two weeks of preparation, students will experience the
real world of fashion by visiting show rooms, runways and fashion fairs. In fact, the week after
the course is dedicated to observation of the most important fashion fairs present in Milan in the
chosen period, such as: «Milano Moda Uomo», «Milano Moda Donna». If Italian fashion shows are your passion, don’t lose your time: come to visit Scuola Leonardo official web site and choose the right course for you!!!
For more information go to:
http://www.scuolaleonardo.com/Italian-language-art-and-fashion-courses.html#Italian-Fashion-in-Mila
n
Carolyn
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