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PARTNERS
INSTITUTIONS
Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana
The National Chamber for Italian Fashion (Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana) is the non profit Association that regulates, coordinates and promotes the development of Italian fashion. It represents the highest cultural values of Italian fashion and has a mission to protect, coordinate and enhance its image both in Italy and internationally.
The Association is the point of reference and preferential mouthpiece for all national and international initiatives to enhance the value and promote Italian style, customs and fashion.
Milano Fashion Institute performs its Masters in collaboration with the National Chamber for Italian Fashion.
www.cameramoda.it
Milan Municipality
Milan Municipality and the Councillorships for Culture, Fashion, Design and for the Labour, Economic Development, University and Research, have been active in giving support to enterprises and institutions working in the fashion industry. Among their actions, there are even redevelopment projects of industrial places to be allocated to hub for business activities in the field of cultural and creative industries, fashion and design in particular. In these projects, Milano Fashion Institute is a privileged partner of the Municipality of Milan for the post-graduate training in the fashion industry.
www.comune.milano.it
AIMPES
Founded in 1946, as ANIMPEC (National Association of Leather and Leather Manufacturing Industry), it was the first trade association representing the Italian leather goods. In 1962 there were 15 companies associated, and the owners of seven of them, individually, became promoters of the first exhibition of leather goods in Italy, the MIPEL.
The decade ‘60s/’70s, firstly for ANIMPEC and then for AIMPES, was a period of tremendous commercial development that has resulted in a profound transformation of businesses in the organization of production and in the marketing process, both in domestic and foreign markets. The progress towards the industrial dimension was gradually and increasingly addressing the need to keep alive the attitude of the old aesthetic and creative crafts. The association name AIMPEC will be changed in 1966, into AIMPES (Italian Association of Manufacturing Leather and Substitutes).
Today, the Association is faced with the new challenges of the global market, trying to infuse a new culture in their own companies, in terms of approach to business problems, combining the traditional craft of skill and accuracy qith the constant ability to innovate in the production processes, increasing the importance of their role in the global market.
www.aimpes.it
ANCI
The Association of Italian Footwear Manufacturers - A. N. C. I. - brings together Italian manufacturers of footwear.
The industry is composed by a very large number of companies, including small sized ones, each specializing in specific product segments. About 1,000 are members of the Association. Overall, their turnover represents 70% of the Italian footwear production.
The purpose of A.N.C.I. is to study, encourage, and promote initiatives in economic, technical and scientific interests of the footwear industry, representing them in all levels of government.
Particular attention is devoted to promoting the category on the main foreign markets, in order to maintain the image and the presence of Italian footwear, known for creativity, taste, originality in design, together with the accuracy of processing and handicraft the use of carefully selected materials.
Through its own service company, the ANCI Servizi, the Association organizes MICAM Shoevent, the leading international exhibition of footwear.
www.ancionline.com
SMI
Sistema Moda Italia is one of the world's largest organization representing the manufacturers of textiles and fashion. The Federation represents a sector, with over 510,000 employees and nearly 60,000 companies, that is an essential part of the Italian economy and manufacturing industry.
The Federation aims to protect and promote the interests of the industry and its members and represents the entire industry, nationally and internationally, in dealing with institutions, government, business organizations, labor and social issues. In particular, SMI contributes to make the textile and fashion industry one of the most important economic sectors of Italy.
www.sistemamodaitalia.it
Goymar Fashion Design School
Founded in 1984 in La Coruna, Spain, the Goymar Fashion Design School is a laboratory of creative teaching that aims to train creative and technical professional profiles who are going to work in different areas of the textile and fashion system.
Over the years, the Goymar Fashion Design School has developed a series of academic programs through undergraduate courses (Fashion & Accessories Styling, Fashion & Accessories Design), two-year specialization courses (Industrial Pattern Making and Grading for the Apparel Industry, Textile Design), and short courses related to the themes of Pattern Making and Market Research.
Starting in 2010, the strategic plan "Active Design" has been carried out, with the goal of a gradual consolidation of the role played by the Institute in the Galicia region through five areas: educational alliances, internship programs , analysis of the fashion market, social responsibility, and support for young entrepreneurs.
The partnership with the Milano Fashion Institute aims to promote intercultural exchange within the sector in the macro-European context, and to provide new graduates of the Goymar Fashion Design School a path of specialization in Milan, the fashion capital of Europe, through the MFI Masters.
www.goymargalicia.com