Technology and Talent
The Future of Fashion Education
- Bridging education & industry
- hands-on digital training
- faster, sustainable workflows
- career-ready skills
The Arte & Moda Sassari Academy is a leading institution in Sardinia for professional training in the fashion industry. Offering top-quality courses at various levels, the Academy specializes in tailoring, 2D/3D pattern making, fashion design, fashion styling, and advanced master’s programs.
By integrating the cutting-edge Style3D | Assyst platform, the Academy ensures students receive a fully digital education that meets the demands of today’s fast-evolving fashion world.
Mission and Teaching Method
The mission of the Academy is to nurture young creative talent by providing them with high-level technical skills and real-world job preparation.
About Accademia Arte & Moda
- Founded in 2001 as “Scuola Arte & Moda” by Vittoria Dore
- 20+years activity
- official recognition as Institute for Vocational Education and Training in 2021, becoming the Arte & Moda Sassari Academy
Recognized as the Sardinian branch of the International Center of High Sartorial Fashion in Rome, with over 70 years of history and certified credentials
This is achieved through using the latest software tools, including 2D and 3D Style3D | Assyst technologies for pattern making and fashion design. The programs are updated annually to align with the ever-changing needs of the fashion industry. The expert faculty of Accademia Arte & Moda brings real industry experience, and fosters direct connections between students and companies through internships, ensuring practical learning opportunities.
Building strategic partnerships
The Academy is committed to forging strategic partnerships with leading fashion brands through the advanced capabilities of Style3D | Assyst. This collaboration bridges education and professional production more closely than ever. Many students have gained invaluable experience by interning with renowned brands, applying their skills in real-world settings.
Students appreciate this innovative approach because it teaches them a more technical, sustainable, and efficient workflow. They can modify, test, and even animate garments before physical samples exist, while visually communicating their creative visions. Moreover, they learn to collaborate in teams with diverse skills, from pattern making to styling and presentation.
For the Academy, this is a strategic step forward—not just technology, but advanced education.
