Fashion & Luxury Business
Expertise overview
The world of fashion and luxury is a veritable ecosystem in perpetual evolution, constantly renewing itself and demanding dynamism, creativity and a sense of innovation. The industry reflects the spirit of the times, with trends constantly emerging, disappearing and reinventing themselves.
Between environmental challenges, increasing digitalization and market diversification, the sector offers fertile ground for exploring new ideas and strategies. Studying fashion and luxury means exploring cultural and societal trends, contributing to sustainable innovation and helping to create unique experiences for consumers, while playing a key role in a globally influential industry.
Companies that recruit our students
- Agnès b
- ALAIA
- Alexandre Vauthier
- Ba&sh
- Benefit
- Burton of London
- BERLUTI
- BONOBO
- Cartier
- CELINE
- Mercier champagne
- CHANEL
- Chantal Thomass
- CHEVIGNON
- Christian Louboutin
- CLARINS
- Comptoir des contonniers
- Maje
- MAUBOUSSIN
- VOGUE
- DIOR
- Diane Von Furstenberg
- DIESEL
- GIORGIO ARMANI
- GIVENCHY
- GUERLAIN
- HELMUT LANG
- IKKS
- INES DE LA FRESSANGE
- JACQUEMUS
- KENZO
- Lagardère
- LEVIS
- LONGCHAMP
- LOUIS VUITTON
- LVMH
- MAC
- Sandro
- SONIA RYKIEL
- SAINT LAURENT
Student Experience
“EIDM helped me a lot during my 3 years of training thanks to the pedagogical team and the lecturers who were all great listeners. Indeed, the lecturers allow enough time to each student; practical cases are relevant and easy to get. During my first year, I had a student open-ended contract at Maje as a sales advisor; then, during my second year I carried out a 3-month internship at a salesperson at Christian Dior Couture. At the end of this internship, I joined Hermès for a 5-month fixed-term contract.”
“After having produced my end of school fashion collection, I launched my brand two years ago. Then, I had a gap year before joining EIDM. This is the reason why I wanted to enrol at EIDM as they also provided courses focusing on entrepreneurship. That was really the case in Mastère 1 when we had to develop a real entrepreneurship project. We had to pitch it to a business incubator. The project went on while I was having an internship. As of today, the brand exists, and the networks are ongoing.”
