The designers who stood out at the Secoli Fashion Show with their outfits received prestigious awards during the evening.
Yajing Cui and Gianmarco Cipolloni were awarded a Modaris® and Diamino® software license from Lectra and a training session with a Lectra expert.
Furthermore, Gianmarco Cipolloni was selected for an internship at G.A. Operations S.p.a. of the Giorgio Armani group and Mariagrazia Nozza was awarded an internship at the Moncler headquarters.
Roberta Dusi was chosen by designer Akira Minagawa for a three-month internship in Japan at the minä perhonen headquarters and Alice Ortu was awarded a two-week training course to learn how to use SHIMA SEIKI’s PGM software.
Three scholarships worth €500 were awarded to three young designers: Beatrice Sut won the scholarship announced by IACDE, Federica Zaletti received the one from ANTIA, and Silvia Ramponi obtained a scholarship as the winner of the Cupro competition organized by Asahi Kasei Fibers Italy. Mattia Rainò received the Macpi award, which consists of the supply of a technical tool for professional garment pressing.
Finally, Francesca Bandera, Kim Bohee, Vasco Inzoli, Letizia Italiano, Daniela Melzi, Hwani So, Tan Song, and Wang Xuqi were awarded fashion industry publications published by the Tecniche Nuove publishing house.

Istituto Secoli has launched the SECOLI FASHION CONTEST: by voting for your favorite looks on the dedicated platform www.secolifashioncontest.com until July 14, 2017, you can reward the three most-voted designers with a scholarship worth €1,500 for enrollment in one of the training courses at Istituto Secoli.