The final fashion show which was held at the Teatro Comunale di Carpi in Piazza Martiri brought the curtain down on the 16th edition of “Moda al Futuro”, the competition created by Lapam Confartigianato aimed at the Clothing and Fashion classes ofVallauri Institute of Carpi. An evening enlivened this year by the presence of the gospel choir “Faith Gospel Choir”. Various prizes were awarded during the evening to the most deserving students who, in recent months, after classroom lessons, have carried out an internship in local companies where they were able to show off their creativity.
The first prize went ex aequo to Angelica Fierro of class 5D with “Were not in a cage” it’s at Nico Farini of 5B with the project “Bayonet”.
In second place were ranked, with equal merit, Asia Koroni of 5B with “Omnia (not) winning love” And Valentina Mora (5D) with the project “The devil wears Prada”. To the third place they also positioned themselves equally, Anna Saggese of the 5D with “The sunflower” And Giorgia Demattia (5B) with the project “Feel free”.
The students who ranked on the podium received a training weekend in Florence with visits to some of the most important fashion houses.
Syria Camparini of the 5D with the project “Tailored magic” was awarded the “Scenographic” mention. The “Fashion and Motors” mention went to Matilde Mariani of the 5D thanks to the project “Matiflash”. The “Inspiration and research” mention was awarded to Luana De Rosa of 5B with “Esoteric Naples”. Denise Bardoni of 5B with the project entitled “The real her…” was awarded the “Personal story” mention. The “Personal and cultural path” award went to Simranjeet Kaur of 5B with “Magically me”. The mention “Creativity and passion” went to two girls from 5D: they are Giada Gjoni thanks to his project “Stretch of light” it’s at Martina Cirame with the project “Dancing”. They win ex aequo the “Commitment and growth” mention Diana Pistello And Gabriele Artiolistudent and student of 5B, thanks respectively to the projects “Lady: Diana’s horse” And “Medusa in Greek myth: Versace”.
«We started this project in 2007 and its longevity demonstrates how it is a valid initiative and which, as an association, we will continue to support and guarantee – declares Roberto Guaitoli, president of Lapam Confartigianato Moda –. This is always a very interesting moment, both for the students and for the participating companies and which once again reaffirms Lapam’s closeness to local schools. These types of initiatives represent an opportunity for companies to learn about future resources that they can include in their business, but they also contribute to making the school aware of the needs that businesses in the district have today. One of our objectives as an association is to create a bridge between schools and businesses to bridge the gap between job supply and demand. With these courses of study in the company we also teach them a trade, to have in the future specialized professional figures that our sector needs to remain unique and competitive at a national and international level, promoting that Made in Italy brand of which fashion is one of the most representative emblems”.
«As always, we thank Lapam Confartigianato and the participating companies for welcoming our students – he states Silvia De Vitis, head teacher of the Vallauri Institute of Carpi –. I also want to thank the guest of honor Daniela Dallavalle for her presence and all the teachers who collaborated on this edition: the contact person for the project Silvana Passarelli beyond Silvia Barletta And Fiorella Galluccio. I can’t help but mention it though too Enrica Devoto, who organized the choreography for the parade. The project started with the association has been consolidated for several years now and this 16th edition was certainly one of the most original in terms of creativity and imagination. This is a significant opportunity for our boys and girls: experiencing the entrepreneurial world first-hand, experiencing a business and the daily work that takes place within consolidated realities of our territory allow them to have a first approach to the working world. The school is able to provide the theoretical tools to train them: thanks to these collaborations, students can also acquire their first technical skills.”
The 33 companies that participated as tutors in the sixteenth edition of Moda al Futuro:
Adriana Mode, Angelica Fashion, Anna Falk, Atelier Oggi Sposi, Bene Più, Black Sheep, Chez Moi, Confezioni Delfino, Crea Sì, Creazioni Miss Patty, Dedimax, GBM, Imax, Liu-Jo, Madrilena Italia, MDR, Model Basic, New Italy, Ninnoli, Owens Corp Italia, Pretty Mode, Sartoria Teresa Borriello, S’arte, Sartoria L’angolo Creativo, Sartoria Monica Creazioni, So.El. Service, Staff Jersey, Staff Embroidery, Laser Cut, Twinset, Ulisse Accessori, Wanda Mode, White Dogo.
