Undergraduate - BA · 3 years · 180 ECTS
From creative intuition to runway. Design, prototype and present a full collection.
Over three years, you learn to develop a fashion collection, from initial research to final production. You explore volumes, materials, fabric manipulation techniques, finishes and accessories, while building your technical mastery and creativity. You learn to define a brand identity, identify your target customers and build a coherent art direction. Finally, you produce at least eight silhouettes in final fabrics, presented through a professional photoshoot and a personal portfolio.
You will cover every fundamental of the trade: fashion drawing, flat pattern cutting, draping, sewing, textile printing, and accessory design (bags, shoes, jewellery). Mentored by working industry professionals.
In year 3, you produce a full collection presented at a runway show in Brussels. The annual show is the highlight of the program. Internships start from the first year. Year 1: 2 weeks during the Easter break, in a fashion shop, with a stylist, a costume designer or a fashion influencer, in a fashion PR agency or at a fashion magazine. Year 2: 2 weeks during the summer after year 1, in a different discipline from the first internship, then 3 weeks in a fashion house during the Easter break. Year 3: 4 weeks in a fashion house during the summer after year 2. After the end of the academic year, you complete an internship of at least six months in a fashion house.
The program maintains close ties with the fashion industry and the emerging Brussels fashion scene. All classes taught in English.
Private diploma, 180 ECTS, not state-approved.
Craftsmanship
Fashion drawing & illustration
Silhouettes, movement, expressiveness.
Flat pattern & draping
Pattern-making, prototyping, fitting.
Sewing & finishing
Industrial machines, advanced sewing techniques.
Textile printing
Screen printing, embroidery, weaving.
Accessory design
Bags, shoes, jewellery.
Fashion art direction
Lookbook, campaign, runway scenography.
Life in the workshop
01
Fashion & Accessory Design
This dress is imagined as smoke wrapping around the body, forming sculptural volutes and drapes to create a theatrical and majestic silhouette.
Transparency is at the heart of the design, subtly revealing the skin.
The aim of this project was to explore pleating, draping and other textile techniques while experimenting with volume.
02
Fashion & Accessory Design
“Rooted in raw materials, transformed into organic architecture.”
Created as part of a knit design course, this project explores a return to elemental materials through a handcrafted headpiece. I wanted it to embody the quiet, mystical atmosphere of the forest by blending organic elements like wood and cotton. Its main objective was to merge traditional fibre techniques with unrefined, natural textures, grounding a connection to nature through wearable sculpture.
03
Fashion & Accessory Design
This collection, “The Preppy Rebellion”, is inspired by a timeless kind of elegance: the academic elegance of the 1950s and vintage university uniforms.
It draws its essence from the atmosphere of British campuses, where intellectual traditions and sports practices come together. The collection is a tribute to the preppy aesthetic.
The collection follows Eleanor Whitmore, a literature student at Oxford.
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