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Citizens of the world. Curi-ous, commited, cultivated and ultra-connected, they love TRAVELING but ques-tion globalization and the loss of “local”. They aspire to a society of consideration and advocate diversity on an optimistic, artistic, humorous note. Mixing influences. Cre-ating new alliances. Seeking new frontiers, new possibili-ties. For this Project, stu-dents need to design and realize a skirt. They should consider a different materi-als as a concept for the skirt design development.

Using the objects as an inspiration to create SHAPE, CONSTRUCTION and use of MATERIALS.

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1st Year 2nd TermFor this project students need to design a white shirt. They are requested to realize a shirt considering WHITE as a concept for the design development. Using as an inspiration to create SHAPE, CONSTRUC-TION and use of MATERIALS.

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For this project students need to design and realize a dress by working on the dress stand to explore new shapes and to discover un-usual volumes.This will be 3D Design De-velopment.Considering ISTANBUL as a concept for the dress design development. Using Istanbul as an inspira-tion to create SHAPE, CONSTRUCTION and use of MATERIALS.

Students continue with 3D research using the shape, form or volume of the chosen subject. They develop creative ideas, explore further skills and introduce pattern cutting and draping tech-niques. They start to learn about fabrics and sourcing fabrics.

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The word tailoring means the art of cutting. It is the cut of the fabric that makes a garment fit the body perfection.A tailor’s skill in measuring an individual’s body and making a pattern from those measurements deter-mines how well a garment fits.For this project students need to design a capsul col-lection of 6 tailored outfits. Considering the TAILORING vs FILM as a concept for the design development. Using it as an inspiration to create SHAPE, COLOR, CONSTRUCTION and use of MATERIALS.

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For this project students need to design a mainstream collection in collaboration with a brand. Using their identity as a concept fort he design development by following the concept brief as an inspiration to create an commercial collection.

A proffesional approach to research and analysis related to the subject.

Avility to explore further skills and develop industrial design developments.Using it as an inspiration to create SHAPE, COLOR, CONSTRUCTION and use of MATERIALS.

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Looking at function, color, texture, shape and record of findings and relate them with other things like esthetics, emotion and try to find simi-larities with other objects or things. Student use primary and secondary researches with photography, illustrations, sketches, materials and con-struction techniques. They continue with 3D research using the shape, form or volume of their ideas. For this project students need to design mini collec-tion consisting of finished outfits.

Using skills to create SHAPE, COLOR, CONSTRUCTION and use of MATERIALS.

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In the third year, students complete their first personal collection with a ‘Final Project’. Having prepared a port-folio which presents all of their works over three years, students get ready for the industry with these projects and their portfolio. Their ability to construct, direct and organise an overall professional outcome, which will launch them into the next stage of their career.

As students’ final collections are dis-played at the İMA Graduation Exhibi-tion that takes place at the end of the year, a number of final collections are selected by a jury composed of industry professionals, to be presented in the New Gen Fashion Show at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Istanbul.

New Gen is a platform that brings new talents trained in fashion design in Istanbul Moda Academy and the industry together and gives these young designers the opportunity to display their collections at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Istanbul.

Organized by Istanbul Moda Academy with the mission of introducing the graduates of fashion design to the fashion world, New Gen Fashion Show is selected every year by evaluation by a preliminary jury consisting of select experts from the industry and included in the MBFWI calendar.

Final collection is a major project that will call upon all the skills and abilities acquired. At the same time it offers great freedom of creative expression and is likely an exiting experience of the program. It is very much a personal journeyin search of an own signature necessary to become succesful designer.

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The Koza Young Fashion De-signers Competition has been organized since 1992 by İstanbul Apparel Export-ers’ Association (İHKİB) with the aim of discovering new and future promising young creative Turkish Fashion De-signers Contest is an import-ant platform for young tal-ents who want to make a career in the fashion design industry.

Koza has created Turkey’s most impressive fashion archives during the 24 years it has been held. With this aspect Koza represents the development and history of the fashion industry in Turkey. 240 finalists chosen by Koza today have estab-lished their brands as the most well-known fashion de-signers in Turkey or they manage the design depart-ments of the most important fashion brands.

In 2016, Tuğçe Demiran, İMA’s Fashion Design and Technology Undergraduate Program’s alumni, came infirst.

In 2018, Ezgi Karayel, İMA’s Fashion Design and Techo-nology Undergraduate Pro-gram’s student came in first.

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H&M came together with young designers within the scope of the 3rd Istanbul Design Biennial to create the "Fashioning the Future" exhibition in 2016. The "Fashioning the Future" exhibition supported the idea of fashion that builds a sustainable world. Fashion is one of the industries that pollute the environment the most. Improvements can be made starting from the design pro-cess and selection of materials, through to fabric production techniques, sewing and the transportation to stores and subsequent use.

The designs were chosen in a workshop that organised at İstanbul Moda Academy and judged by leading names from Turkey and Sweden. 19 different unique designs displayed at the exhibition. Garments made from recycled denim, garbage bags, paper milling waste, organic leather, recycled foil, glass bottles, straws and bottle caps feature in the futuristic designs showcased in the exhibition.

Sponsored by H&M and the Consulate General of Sweden, with the valuable cooperation of the Swedish Institute, an inspirational fashion exhibition showcases cutting-edge design.

Asude Şenoğlu, İMA’s Fashion Design and Techonology Under-graduate Program’s student participated in the workshop and her design selected first by the jury.A

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Çalık Denim began the ‘’Denim Loves Art ‘’ project to show their legendary trademark denim fabric in its different states and com-bine it with the power of art and design. They invite thirty young designers from the world’s leading design, textile and interior design schools as Parsons, Amsterdam of Fashion Institute, Central St. Martin, Edinburgh University, Citadella Artistic School ve İstan-bul Moda Academy, Mimar Sinan Üniversitesi. After a long screen-ing process, the designers were selected by industry professionals. Each designer designed many products such as outfit, shoes, bag, accessories and furniture in the history of denim, by showing its un-explored aspects through their individual discipline, influenced by their different personalities and cultural backgrounds.

Asude Şenoğlu, İMA’s Fashion Design and Techonology Under-graduate Program’s student par-ticipated in this Project and her design selected by the jury. All se-lected designs were exhibited at a special event in Esma Sultan Yalısı afterwords exhibited in Amsterdam and Los Angeles.

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‘İzler’ the reinterpretation of the Turkish hand crafts aims to introduce the forgotten craftmanship to the new generation and encourage them to use it. Five students wich are selected from İMA’s Fashion Design and Technol-ogy Undergraduate and Fashion Design and Manage-ment Postgraduate Programs within the scope of Turkish hand craft projects, researched the Anatolian hand crafts and they have produces 15 presentations by using needle lace, thread wrapping, thread cutting, Ödemiş linen, inlaying mother of pearl crafting.

Turkish Hand Crafts Collec-tion Project ‘İzler’ was pre-pared by the İMA students in cooperation with Ece Ege / Dice Kayek for purpose of keeping traditional hand crafts alive and revitalization in 2016.

The traditional hand crafts collections are presented in a contem-porary exhibition at Istanbul Moda Academy and Design Week Turkey in 2016.

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Çeşm-i Bülbül is a glass pro-cessing art, which was devel-oped as a result of Mehmet Dede being sent to Venice by Selim III to learn glass techniques at the end of the 18th century. He was the Mevlevi dervish of Selim the third. The inspiration was based on the wavy line in the structure of the eye wall of a nightingale bird, found the spirit on a transparent glass by the blue lines.

The designer reflected the forms of glass objects which was inspired by contempo-rary Ottoman design by blending the technique of Çeşm-i Bülbül with blown glass beads.

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Needlework has an important place in Turkish Handicrafts, and has a very wide range of backgrounds; not only as an ornament as a means of expressing one's thoughts and feelings. It is made by processing node to node.

The designer was inspired by the Hagia Sophia which means Holy Wisdom. The form of Trabzon Hagia So-phia`s (which was brought into our culture as a result of Trabzon siege by Fatih Sultan Mehmet in 1461) architectur-al structure was adapted to the designs.

The collection consist of 3 looks. 1210 pieces of needle lace are used

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Ödemiş silk has a harder tex-ture compared to others and sets as a fabric pattern when folded. The purest silk is used in order to keep its original feature and is woven by trained people.

The designer was inspired by Chinese Art adornments form and used Ödemiş linen which is an Anatolian fabric and produced in izmir, Ödemiş.

The collection consist of 3 looks. 70 meters of Ödemiş Linen is used.

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One of the best examples of Turkish treatment is the em-broidery of wire break tech-nique which belongs to the region of Bartın. It takes its name from the process of this technique as the end of wire is detached by twisting without using scissors.

The designer is inspired by the Kündekari pattern which can be seen on the gate of Sultan Ahmet Mosque.

The collection consist of 3 looks. Formed by 13660 pieces of wire break and 13300 pieces of wire.

Material inlaid with mother of pearl is seen in the first age of the oldest civilizations but the most common and most advanced form of this is known to be found in Turk-ish-Ottoman art. Shaped mother of pearl is placed into carved wood, secured by use of glue or wire. Material inlaid with mother of pearl is seen in the first age of the oldest civilizations but the most common and most advanced form of this is known to be found in Turk-ish-Ottoman art. Shaped mother of pearl is placed into carved wood, secured by use of glue or wire.

The designer was inspired by Sultan Mosque's domes. The collection consist of 3 looks. 1200 metres of net, 410 pearl stone is used.

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The patterns are formed by the application of winding a thin strip of metal around a core of hand embroidery pat-terns. A thin strip of metal is typically attached by couching using a needle, either one or two threads at a time, laid next to each other or on top of each other. The technique dif-fers from embroidery of wire break by using a process which is of a more indepen-dent manner, without depend-ing on the number of forms.

The designer took inspiration from the fountains in Topkapi Palace and the twisted and banner forms of fountains in the Ottoman period. The pieces of large forms and geo-metric passing thread adapted to todays.

The collection consist of 3 looks. 650 passings threads pieces are stitched on velvet fabric. A total of 6510 meters of wire are used.

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Exhibition titled ‘Imperfection’ by İMA Fashion Design Stu-dents within the Framework of İKSV 1st Istanbul Design Bien-nial Academy Program ‘Imperfection’, an exhibition by İMA Fashion Design and Technology undergraduate students as a ‘Design Development and Application Project’ has been pre-sented to art lovers within the 1st Istanbul Design Biennial.

The exhibition focused on imperfection, the main theme of the Biennial. Pieces exhibited were part of the “Design Development and Application Project”, encompassing all stages of design from concept development to final product.

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FotoğraflarSırasıyla:Cihan BacakEren AytaçKemal DedecanKübra Tuncel

İstanbul Moda Academy col-laborate with MBFWI and Vogue Turkiye for shooting backstage at fashion shows by İMA Fashion Photography Students. İMA students shoot all shows backstage every season of MBFWI. All selected photos by Vogue Turkey editors take part in Vogue special edi-tion of MBFWI.

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İstanbul Moda Akademisi, Zorlu Performans Sanatları Merkezi ile gerçekleştirdiği işbirliği ile PSM’de sahnelenen müzikal, konser, gösteri, tiyatro performanslarını “Moda Fotoğrafçılığı” öğrencilerinin objektifinden fotoğraflıyor.

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ZORLU PERFORMANS SANATLARI MERKEZi2015 – 2016 STAGED

Zorlu PSM’de 2015 yılında Ol-ivier Ödülleri’nde “En İyi Komedi Oyunu” seçilen“Yoldan Çıkan Oyun” ileOff Broadway’de en uzun süre sahnelenen müzikal olan“Seni Seviyorum, Mükemmelsin, Şimdi Değiş”#İMAZorluPSMsahnearkasında projesiyle fotoğraflandı.

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Betül Şenocak Sedef Bengü Artıran

Berna OdabaşFatma Senanur Ulusoy

Kayla ManukyanMaria Bagrina

Tanilli İsmail KimverdiYudum Sayın

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