NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti x McArthurGlen
McArthurGlen and NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti have partnered up for an upcycling project that gives clothes and accessories a second life. Students at NABA Academy will be creating two capsule collections which will be composed of 20 total looks (10 per centre) that will be on sale for customers to purchase at Castel Romano and Serravalle.
These garments will be sold in two temporary pop-up stores that will both be located at the above centres for a 2 week period (06 Dec – 19 Dec).
The Collection
The Project
Collaboration
McArthurGlen has partnered with NABA Fashion Design Area to develop bespoke garments which reimagine clothes recycling. Up and coming design talent will work on a one-of a kind collection ranging from high street ready to wear pieces and O'couture pieces.
Unleashing Creativity
We are committed to our local communities and showcasing talent and our collaboration with NABA is our latest project to nurture creativity. By working with the best design talent in the region we are proud to present artisanal pieces for a good cause.
Sustainability
Our work with NABA is reimagining clothes recycling. By up-cycling garments by using creative flare and the latest design techniques, we are giving a new lease of life to old garments.
Collaboration
McArthurGlen has partnered with NABA Fashion Design Area to develop bespoke garments which reimagine clothes recycling. Up and coming design talent will work on a one-of a kind collection ranging from high street ready to wear pieces and O'couture pieces.
Unleashing Creativity
We are committed to our local communities and showcasing talent and our collaboration with NABA is our latest project to nurture creativity. By working with the best design talent in the region we are proud to present artisanal pieces for a good cause.
Sustainability
Our work with NABA is reimagining clothes recycling. By up-cycling garments by using creative flare and the latest design techniques, we are giving a new lease of life to old garments.
NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti
NABA is an international Academy focusing on arts and design: it is the largest private Academy in Italy, and the first one to have been recognised by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR), back in 1981. As a recognised Academy, NABA offers in its two campus in Milan and Rome academic diplomas equivalent to first and second level university degrees in the fields of design, fashion design, graphics and communication, multimedia arts, new technologies, set design, visual arts. NABA has been selected by the QS World University Rankings® by Subject Art&Design 2021 as the Best Academy of Fine Arts in Italy and among the top 100 universities worldwide. Discover more at www.naba.it.
Charity Collaboration
With this collection, McArthurGlen has chosen to independently support The Ocean Cleanup, a non-profit foundation whose purpose is to develop and scale technologies that remove plastic from oceans and intercept it in rivers before it can reach the ocean.
Recycle Your Fashion
In partnership with CTR Group, McArthurGlen invites you to breathe new life into your old clothes. All clothing items are welcome and, as a thank you from us for your donation, you will receive a 10% discount voucher to use at participating stores.
Charity Collaboration
With this collection, McArthurGlen has chosen to independently support The Ocean Cleanup, a non-profit foundation whose purpose is to develop and scale technologies that remove plastic from oceans and intercept it in rivers before it can reach the ocean.
Recycle Your Fashion
In partnership with CTR Group, McArthurGlen invites you to breathe new life into your old clothes. All clothing items are welcome and, as a thank you from us for your donation, you will receive a 10% discount voucher to use at participating stores.
NABA FASHION DESIGN AREA
The NABA Fashion Design Area offers future designers contemporary and innovative training in close connection with the Fashion System. By means of its BA, MA and Master Degree Programmes, attending students acquire cultural and methodological tools to nurture their talents and recognise fashion as an expressive language capable of interpreting the most original and contemporary demands.
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