The National Professional Fashion Competition for Young Designers – RMI, a prize event launched by CNA Federmoda, takes place in Rome in July.
The project was born with the aim of rewarding young talents of Made in Italy fashion, encouraging creativity and promoting the professional development of young people, offering them the opportunity to enter the world of fashion and for companies to draw on new creative blood.
The protagonists are three young emerging talents from the Three-year Post Diploma Course in Fashion Design who have presented their creations.
The competition dedicated to young designers saw two of our students triumph: the one who won over companies and professionals in the sector was Mira Ascoli, winner of the prize for the “Clothing and knitwear section”, as well as the overall winner as best designer of the competition; Emma Orsucci, however, won the prize for the “Footwear and accessories section“. Our students stood out for their great manual skills, as well as for their strong ability to combine tradition and innovation in their creations. A special round of applause also for Rita Diomaiuto who saw her creations paraded in the final of the competition.
Awards that reward the students’ commitment and passion and make us proud of our talents.
The protagonists are three young emerging talents from the Three-year Post Diploma Course in Fashion Design who presented their creations.
Teresa Ferrara won the prize for the Knitwear section, winning the mentoring activity prize at Filpucci, a company of historical importance in the Italian textile district that produces high-end knitting yarns and collections.
Teresa, who reached the final with two of her colleagues, Cecilia Colca and Nicola Setaro, brought her collection “Caos / Calma” which, through the contrast of the two concepts presents a perfect imperfection of artisanal work. It is art itself that exploits symbolism in favor of accurate details and unique workmanship and focuses on the versatility of knitwear for games of heaviness that are both elegant and streetwear.
Awarded by a jury of companies and professionals in the sector, the designer’s ability to create network games that are transformed into unstructured and innovative shirts was recognized.
The protagonists are three young emerging talents from the Three-year Post Diploma Course in Fashion Design who have presented their creations.
The student Alessandra Caroti with the “Shameless Skin” collection was awarded by Piergiovanni Vitalini of Forza Giovane, winning the prize for Leather Goods and Footwear section.
Alessandra, who reached the final with two of her colleagues, Nicole Lepori and Carlotta Citi, brought the values of acceptance of imperfections, the celebration of being unique embracing strengths and weaknesses. In fact, her collection was born from the pain and acceptance process that she herself experienced.
Starring three young emerging talents from Three-year Post Diploma Course in Fashion Design who presented their creations.
For the Clothing section, two collections were selected:
“Chimney Sweep Shout” by Serena Carpita, which takes you back to the years of the first industrial revolution through outfits that talk about craftsmanship and sustainability; “Foggy Road” by Chiara Volpi inspired by the historical and social context of the First World War, with light garments, hand embroidery, prints and accessories technicians.
For the Footwear and Accessories section, the projects from the “Black Gold” collection by Lisa Taddei were selected: accessories that enhance the leather workmanship typical of the Tuscan districts and give voice to the social inclusion of African culture.
The protagonist is a young emerging talent from the Three-year Post Diploma Course in Fashion Design which has presented their creation.
Daniele Adami was selected from the shortlist of candidates by a technical commission made up of leading personalities from the fashion industry including Laura Lusuardi, Max Mara; Deanna Ferretti Veroni, Modateca Deanna; Elena Salvaneschi, TheOneMilano; Beppe Pisani and Caterina Rorro, Lectra Italia; Piergiovanni Vitalini, Forza Giovane.
The protagonist is a young emerging talent from the third year of the Fashion Design course who presented their collection.
“For having revived craftsmanship and tailoring with a modern language and attention to social intent”. With this motivation, Fabio Pucci was awarded for the best modeling proposal.
The only student from a Tuscan institute to participate in the competition, he brought the fruit of three years of study to the Roman catwalk, combining know-how, attention to detail, passion for tailoring, and the revival of traditional techniques and attention to the environment.
The protagonist is a young emerging talent from the third year of the Fashion Design course who has presented their collection.
Streetstyle, spray cans and gas masks: “The New Existance” is the name of the clothing collection created by Laura Stellato, the only one from Tuscany selected for the final at the 25th edition of the National Competition for Young Fashion Designers.
With her reinterpretation of Street Art and clothes made of organic cotton, denim from second hand jeans and enriched with stencils made with eco-water spray cans, Laura Stellato beat the competition of over 1000 candidates.
