What made you choose Vogue College of Fashion for your studies?
I’m currently studying creative industries management and I wanted to complement my academic foundation with specialized industry insight. While my degree provided me with a strong understanding of business strategy, branding and cultural industries, I recognized that fashion operates within a unique ecosystem that blends creativity, commerce, media and heritage.
Alongside my studies, I run my own jewelry brand where I design every piece myself. Being involved in every creative and strategic aspect of my brand made me realize how much I genuinely love the fashion industry.
My choice to study at Vogue College was driven by passion. I wanted to surround myself with people who shared the same enthusiasm for fashion, learn from professionals within the industry and gain insight that I could apply directly to my own brand.
Which course did you enroll in and why?
I enrolled in the Fashion Business course because I wanted to understand the strategic framework behind fashion brands and how they operate in a competitive global market. What I appreciated most about the program was gaining tools to think more critically and analytically about fashion in terms of scalability, differentiation and long-term sustainability.
What was your day-to-day experience like?
The day-to-day experience was both immersive and inspiring.
Our schedule combined structured lectures with insightful guest speakers who brought real industry perspective into the classroom. What made the experience especially impactful was our course leader, Dennis Lucan, whose energy, expertise and dedication truly elevated the program.
Being surrounded by students from different countries and creative backgrounds also made the experience richer. Conversations extended beyond the classroom, and we constantly discussed trends, branding decisions, retail experiences and industry shifts.
Studying in London added another layer to the experience. Observing retail environments, visual merchandising and consumer behavior in real time made the academic content feel relevant and alive.
Describe your favorite day of the program. Where did you go? Who did you meet?
The best day of the program was when we presented our final project.
My group created a Vogue x Formula 1 collaboration concept, and it was incredibly exciting to finally present something we had spent so much time developing. We had worked on everything from the strategic concept to the branding direction, so presenting it felt like unveiling something we were genuinely proud of.
What made the day even more special was the atmosphere in the room. By that point in the program, everyone in the class felt like friends.
There was a strong sense of support and mutual respect, which made standing in front of everyone feel natural and comfortable rather than intimidating. It didn’t feel like a formal presentation; it felt like sharing something creative with people who truly appreciated the process behind it.
That moment captured what I loved most about the program: creativity, collaboration and confidence coming together.
That said, all the days felt special in different ways. We had unforgettable experiences, from visiting the Condé Nast headquarters to exploring the Naomi: In Fashion exhibition.
Being in spaces that are so influential within fashion made the entire program feel immersive and inspiring. It wasn’t just classroom learning; it was experiencing fashion culture firsthand.
What were the most valuable skills you gained during the program?
The course gave me valuable insights into marketing strategy, brand development, retail models and consumer psychology.
One of the most valuable skills I gained was the ability to think strategically within a fashion context. I developed a stronger understanding of brand positioning, market segmentation and how to evaluate a brand’s identity in relation to its audience.
Another important skill I developed was professional communication. Through discussions, presentations and case studies, I became more confident in articulating ideas about branding, storytelling and market positioning in a structured and industry-relevant way.
How has the program contributed to your growth, either professionally or academically?
Professionally, the program strengthened my confidence in my own business decisions.
After the course, I started working at Chanel, which helped me to better understand the strategic thinking behind what I see in practice, from heritage storytelling to client relationship management and brand consistency. I became more aware of how every detail contributes to maintaining brand equity.
Academically, it sharpened my analytical thinking. I learned to assess brands beyond aesthetics, and examine market positioning, consumer psychology and long-term value creation. Overall, the experience strengthened both my professional identity and my confidence as a founder operating within the fashion and luxury space.
