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Taiwan International Student Design Competition celebrates 2025 winners

The 2025 Taiwan International Student Design Competition (TISDC) held its award ceremony this week, recognising 76 winning works selected from a record 16,329 submissions representing 1,029 schools across 73 countries and regions. Organised by Taiwan’s Ministry of Education and executed by National Taiwan University of Science and Technology...

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Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) reaffirms The New School’s accreditation

The New School’s accreditation has been formally reaffirmed by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education after concerns raised in late 2024. In November 2024, MSCHE issued a non-compliance warning to the university for failing to meet two key standards — educational effectiveness and institutional planning/resources. After submitting a...

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Creatives fight for preservation of London College of Fashion’s historic building

A group of London creatives, alumni and educators is calling for the preservation of the original London College of Fashion (LCF) building at 20 John Prince’s Street, ahead of Westminster Council’s decision on a proposed full demolition set for 9 December. The mid-century building, located just off Oxford Circus, has served as a fashion...

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Global Fashion Academy highlights how trailblazer programme helps scale sustainability innovations

Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) has released new insights into its Trailblazer Programme, outlining how early-stage sustainability innovations can transition from concept to commercial application. The initiative, delivered in partnership with PDS Ventures, provides start-ups with investment, strategic support and access to supply-chain partners....

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ASU student honoured by Glamour Magazine as 'College Woman of 2025'

ASU student Rain Hashimoto has been chosen by Glamour Magazine as one of the six recipients of its 2025 “College Women of the Year” award. The recognition celebrates Hashimoto’s ambition and creativity as a double major in fashion merchandising and international relations at ASU FIDM. Hashimoto, originally from Oʻahu, Hawaii, left a stable job...

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University of Lancashire celebrates 35 years of fashion promotion with new exhibition

The University of Lancashire is marking 35 years of its pioneering BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion degree with a new exhibition highlighting alumni success and major shifts in the fashion promotion industry. The exhibition, Expose – Celebrating 35 Years of Fashion Promotion, traces the course’s evolution from 1990 to today, reflecting the industry’s...

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Japan Educational Foundation completes acquisition of LIM College

LIM College and the Japan Educational Foundation (JEF) have confirmed that all regulatory approvals have been secured, completing JEF’s acquisition of the renowned fashion- and business-focused institution. Despite the transfer of ownership, LIM College will continue operating independently in New York City under its existing name, maintaining...

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Nigerian Student Fashion and Design Week confirms 2025 return in Lagos

Nigerian Student Fashion and Design Week (NSFDW) has announced the return of its ninth edition, set to take place on 20 December 2025 at GAC Motors, Victoria Island. Positioned during Lagos’ popular “Detty December” season, the event will spotlight emerging designers and celebrate the intersection of youth culture, creativity and fashion....

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Istituto Marangoni marks 90th anniversary with “Creative State of Mind” campaign

Istituto Marangoni is celebrating its 90th anniversary with a global campaign built around the slogan “Creative State of Mind,” created by Italian digital artist Pietro Terzini. The phrase reflects the school’s commitment to nurturing creativity across fashion, design and the arts. Terzini describes the concept as a universal “passport” to the...

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Mango Partners with UNHCR to support university scholarships for young refugees

Mango has formalised a new partnership with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, to support access to higher education for young refugees through the DAFI scholarship programme. The collaboration, running from 2025 to 2027, marks the first time the company has joined UNHCR on an educational initiative. Under the agreement, Mango will help fund...

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LIM College Alumni as the principal archivist at Thom Browne

LIM College alumni Tianni Graham, the principal archivist at Thom Browne, plays a central role in preserving the brand’s heritage, handling everything from runway pieces to museum loans. Her responsibilities include detailed documentation — down to stitching — and managing special collections, such as custom Met Gala looks, while working closely...

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Ravensbourne University launches executive programme focused on experiential luxury

Ravensbourne University London, together with the academic platform In Pursuit of Luxury (IPOL), has announced a new executive education course designed to explore how craftsmanship, culture and innovation shape today’s luxury industry. The Certificate in Experiential Luxury is structured around three intensive modules held in London, Zurich and...