NABA students had to designed and created image-based content to be used on the Company’s social media channels (Instagram, Facebook) in the form of posts and stories, that explanethe Spring Summer 2020 products with a new language, less institutional and more free.
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Vittoria Bulgheroni, Caterina Cannella, Federica Cuvato, Clarissa Citterio, Sara Girbino, Lucrezia Radice, Letizia Mazza, Simone Morelli, Gabriella Reginato, Francesca Quintana Y Consiglio, Giorgio Procacci, Sofia Bassi, Giulia Camporese, Laura Cristina Lombardo, Nicolò Manfredini, Lorenzo Ruffa, Marzia Comuzio, Sara Piagnerelli, Greta Soldani, Caterina Cangemi, Simona Floresta, Eleonora Pizzo, Armida Manna, Chiara Meloni, Giorgia Parolin, Lisa Martin, Nicole Masiero, Maria Colombo, Cristina Crippa, Sofia Zorzetto, Veronica Visigalli, Siyao Wu, Chuyao Xin, Shiyun Yang, Chiara Corsiero, Sara Dozio, Claudia Franzè, Sara Fermani, Federica Furfaro, Federica Mele, Julie Karolina Klicova, Giulia Verucchi, Vittoria Prosperi, Sofia Tazzi, Angelica Valia, Antonella Vertullo, Alessandra Lilia Lupo, Angela Manes, Michela Taboni, Silvia Occhiato, Sofia Paderno, Gloria Incardona, Sara Montanini, Arianna Lanzaroni, Anna Pettenò, Ludovica Restelli, Martina Spanò, Francesca Di Viesti
With her “Portami Via” bag, a BA in Fashion Design student is the winner designer in the spotlight of the latest chapter of Officina Borbonese, the project launched by the famous Italian maison with the aim of promoting young creativity in collaboration with the best fashion schools in the world
Craftsmanship and technology, innovation and heritage: the partnership between Canali and NABA celebrates the company’s 90th anniversary through sculptures, installations, and video and digital experimentations co-created with Artificial Intelligence.
In the first special Dr. Martens project for young creativity in an Italian academy, NABA students reinterpreted the English brand's boots with a focus on sustainability and AI experimentation.
