The Museo del Traje proudly presents DiseñAR-T, an enriching program specifically tailored for adolescents aged 12 to 18. This initiative offers a deep dive into the dynamic world of fashion, guiding participants through collection design, industry management, and effective communication strategies. Through weekly interactive workshops, young designers gain practical experience and explore potential career paths in textile and fashion, learning from industry professionals.
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DiseñAR-T is a program by the Museo del Traje for teenagers aged 12-18, offering an inside look at the fashion world. Participants explore collection design, business management, and fashion communication through weekly workshops and a final personal design presentation.
The Museo del Traje presents DiseñAR-T, a program designed for adolescents aged 12 to 18 to discover the world of fashion from within. The initiative aims to foster an interest in cultural leisure activities and potentially spark vocations within the textile and fashion industries. Over the course of the school year, participants attend weekly sessions that combine museum collection exploration with practical workshop activities focused on personal design creation. These designs are ultimately presented in a public fashion show at the end of the program. The program is structured around three core axes: Creation, which covers the conception of a collection, historical inspiration, and production; Management, exploring the business aspects of the industry such as brand creation and market introduction; and Communication, which delves into fashion dissemination, its cultural significance, and its place within museum collections. To enrich this experience, the museum collaborates with industry professionals who share their expertise and career paths. Notably, Lorenzo Caprile serves as the project's patron, and Paul de Oteyza was an invited speaker at the inaugural session.
This is an educational program for adolescents aged 12-18, running weekly during the school year. Specific ticketing or admission details beyond participation in the program are not provided on this page.
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