Hosted
20 October 2022
Biarritz Good Fashion 2022
Organisers: ESTIA and POLIMI
A oundtable discussion where Chiara Colombi and Daria Casciani (POLIMI), Josè Teunissen, Michele Danjoux and Gabrielle Miller (UAL-LCF), Natalia Rodriguez (ESTIA) and Enrico Cozzoni (PGZ) have presented the achievements and future development of the FTalliance, opening the dialogue to the participation of the audience.
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Promoted by FTALL
Tuesday 14th October 2022 between 2.00 - 4.00pm CET
ERASMUSDAYS 2022 (online)
Organisers: POLIMI, HB and TUD
Chiara Colombi and Daria Casciani (POLIMI) have presented the results of piloted innovative learning experiences. Kaspar Jansen (TUD) gave an overview of the results of Fashion-Tech Residencies meanwhile Sara Harper (HB) provided information about their impact in the short and medium period.
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Conferences
from 5th to 8 April 2022
presented @IFFTI
J. Teunissen & M. Danjoux, Residencies or Hackathons: Future recruitment strategies for Fashion-Tech IFFTI2022 Nottingham Trent University (April 2022).
Conferences
7th and 8th March 2022 2022
presented @INTED 2022
J. Danjoux, M. and Teunissen, J. (2022) ‘Fashion-tech: future recruitment strategies and assessment of emerging talent’ in INTED2022 Proceedings - 16th Annual International Technology Education and Development Conference, 7-9 March 2022, Valencia, Spain. IATED / ISBN: 978-84-09-377589 / ISSN: 2340-1079.
Conferences
26th-29th October 2021
presented @ IFFTI 2021
J. Teunissen, G. Miller, G., C. Colombi & D. Casciani. Recalibrating Fashion Education in light of emerging Fashion-Tech. IFFTI (26th-29th October 2021) Pearl Academy, India.
Conferences
21st-22nd October 2021
presented @GLOBAL FASHION CONFERENCE 2021
C. Casciani, C. Colombi, K. Jansen & Y. Chae Developing a Fashion-Tech Educational model. Hybridizing design, engineering, and business management education, global fashion conference. 2021 (21-22 October 2021) Cracow, Poland.
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Conferences
21st-22nd October 2021
presented @GLOBAL FASHION CONFERENCE 2021
O. Chkanikova, R. Pal, K. Gustaffson & F. Timour. Shaping the future of fashion-tech - business models, roles and skills aiding digital transformations global fashion conference. 2021 (21-22 October 2021) Cracow, Poland.
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1st October 2021 between 4.30 - 6.00pm CET
THE DIGITAL MULTILOGUE ON FASHION EDUCATION, (online)
Organisers: POLIMI and UAL-LCF
Daria Casciani, Chiara Colombi (POLIMI) and Josè Teunissen (UAL-LCF) have organized an Interactive Workshop at The Digital Multilogue on Fashion Education 2021: A Conference on Learning and Teaching Fashion in Theory and Practice. The target of this event was students, trainers and teaching staff and professionals.
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Hosted
28th September 2021
@BUILD THE FUTURE WEBINAR
Organisers: POLIMI and UAL-LCF
Chiara Colombi, Daria Casciani, Patrizia Bolzan and Chiara Di Lodovico (POLIMI) presented “Unveiling the Fashion-Tech Paradigm – Design-driven product, service and process innovation”. The speech covered the many facets of Fashion-Tech at the crossroad of design, engineering, entrepreneurship and material science. In this webinar, the intertwined history of fashion and technology, the emerging technologies shaping the future of the sector, design-driven research and entrepreneurial experiences pushing the boundaries of this realm were presented, also highlighting the project FTalliance.
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Hosted
27th May 2021
@DEFINE
Daria Casciani, (POLIMI) project manager of the FTalliance project presented the results gathered by the knowledge exchange between Academia and Industries project during the DeFINE: Fashion-Technology Showcase (May 27, 2021), discussing how digital transformation policies are driving Fashion-Tech growth and impacting entrepreneurs. Participants were young start-ups, companies, HEIs, fashion supply chain association and policy makers.
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