At Parsons Paris, your education takes place in a global capital of creativity, craft, entrepreneurship, and technology. Many of your faculty are practitioners, challenging you to address real-world needs with partners ranging from the luxury and fashion industry, to cultural institutions and international organizations. In this dynamic collaborative environment, you acquire hands-on experience, in-demand skills, and a network to support your future career.
MA Fashion Studies students at Parsons Paris rethought the fashion exhibition at the Mona Bismarck American Center with the generous support of famed fashion institution Palais Galliera – Musée de la mode de la Ville de Paris and as part of the Fashion Archives, Politics, and Heritage Lab of Parsons Paris.
MA Fashion Studies students documented their Palais Galliera research objects as part of their work creating innovative presentations interpreting garments, visual culture, and objects.
BFA Fashion Design students recently partnered with the Centre National de la Danse and luxury textile maker Maison Yves Delorme on a performative fashion exercise exploring cultural identity.
A recent collaboration brought together Italian fashion brand Borbonese and BFA Fashion Design and BBA Strategic Design and Management students to incorporate artisanal heritage into contemporary fashion.
As part of their work with the Fashion Archives, Politics, and Heritage Lab of Parsons Paris, MA Fashion Studies students conducted hands-on work with curators at the Fashion Museum of Antwerp and staged a public exhibit in Paris to share their observations of the museum’s valuable study collection.
The Paris boutique of luxury fashion house Dolce & Gabbana recently got a creative makeover from the Parsons Paris BFA Art, Media, and Technology students who won a competition while putting their creative and conceptual skills on public display.
BFA Fashion Design and BBA Strategic Design and Management students at Parsons Paris collaborated with fashion leaders from Cerruti 1881 and The Woolmark Company on a gender-neutral fashion line.
In a semester-long, multi-partner collaboration, BFA Art, Media, and Technology students at Parsons Paris recently explored interpreting and communicating the significance of a sculpture park where industrial materials, architectural form, and community engagement intersect.
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