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A centre of creative excellence
Provence is developing the new art of tomorrow’s
textiles. Decentralised production, computer-assisted design and
production are all skills developed by the region’s dynamic
small and medium-sized firms
Fashion from the south : an economy imprinted
with a Mediterranean identity.
Hom, Manon Martin, Helena Sorel, Fuego, Sugar,
Evalinka, La Compagnie des Petits, Sun Valley, Old River, Jök,
Noailles Textiles, Souleiado, Didier Parakian, Groupe Garella,
Olly Gan, Les Olivades, Christian Lacroix, Madame Zaza of Marseille,
Pain de Sucre, Canisse, Mekness, Habit Magique, Joëll Grossi,
Sessun, Les Soleils dArles, Manufacture Sainte-Théodore,
Gabriel Massol, Michel Bonzi…
Specialised training for the textile
and fashion industries
A highest quality teaching is provided in 18
regional establishments and tailored to meet all the sector’s
needs : courses leading to national high-school diplomas –
Brevet d’Etudes Professionnelles – and to associate
degree level – Brevet de Technicien Supérieur.
Specialised schools also offer vocational training for the garment
and textile industries :
IICC : www.iccmode.com
Rectorat : www.ac-aix-marseille.fr
La Calade : http://pedagogie.ac-aix-marseille.fr
Colbert : http://pedagogie.ac-aix-marseille.fr/etablis/lycees/colbert
Marie Curie : http://pedagogie.ac-aix-marseille.fr/etablis/lycees/mariecurie
Espace Mode Mediterranee : a centre for the promotion and organisation
of the fashion trade, and an observatory for the profession
The Espace Mode Mediterranee (Mediterranean
Fashion Space) is a concept unique in Europe, bringing together
the culture and economy of the fashion business in a single 30,000
square feet site :
- The Musée de la Mode,
a museum dedicated to contemporary fashion from 1945 to the present
day
- The Centre de Documentation Multimédia
open to students and professionals,
- The Institut Mode Méditerranée,
economic observatory and centre of sector expertise,
- The Association Développement
Mode Sud, organises events promoting contemporary fashion
and associated sectors (show-rooms, catwalk shows, sales force
seminars…),
- The Chambre Syndicale de l’Habillement
Marseille Région advises, informs and defends the
interests of professionals,
- The FORTEXHA manages corporate
needs for ongoing vocational education and training,
- The Centre d’Etudes Techniques
des Industries de l’Habillement (garment industry
technical rsearch centre – CETIH).
www.espacemodemediterranee.com
Fashion Street
At the very heart of the Opera district, the
rue de la Tour has been renovated and dedicated to fashion and
fashion accessories. Since its official opening in 1998, this
place has been known as " Fashion Street ".
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