Istituto di Moda Burgo, Milan:
The Istituto di Moda Burgo was established in Milan in 1961, by its director and publisher Fernando Burgo. It was created with the desire to provide the market with specialists. At the school students learn that a fashion designer needs to possess familiarity with the functional value as well as the esthetic value of different fabrics. This professional works closely with consulting studios or businesses, he also stays in close contact with commercial, quality and production areas. Up until today he aspires to establish a large net and partnership between Istituto di Moda Burgo and other Institutes all over the world. All the fashion design courses are taught in Italian and En
glish language where we strive to give the fashion leaders of tomorrow the confidence and competence they need to suceed.
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Fashion Design Courses:
The courses of 1120 hours, last from 8 months to 2 years, depending on attendance in fashion design, fashion stylist and pattern making.
• Special Fashion Design Course in Fashion Accessories, Garment, Underwear, Jewellery, Graphic Designer, Computer CAD-CAM.
• Individual lessons which allow our student to learn quickly and to maximize their time.
• The final high preparation of our students helps them to face the working reality without attending any further course or specialization
Fashion Design:
The fashion drawing design course illustrates all colouring and fashion drawing techniques, opening the 
door to imagination and consequently the creation of different types of clothes and accessories.
This course also covers accessory design (ties, purses, gloves, hats, and wallets), clothing details (collars, sleeves, cuffs, pockets, buckles, and buttons), and technical drawings. The course also covers the following theoretical subjects: color theory, costume history, product analysis, the study of major designers, and fashion trends and ideas followed fashion marketing.
Fashion Stylist:
Fashion Stylist course put together fashion - designer courses and pattern making courses understanding that the stylist is owner of the entire production cycle, from the start of an idea to the completion of the final product. To become a fashion stylist means to be able to express a concept and implement it in terms of fashion. As a part of this process, it is necessary to know something about clothes, colouring techniques, manufacturing and most importantly
how to give form (style) to an idea knowing that it can be realized.
Dressmaking:
Istituto di Moda Burgo's method is based on a simple and intuitive concept with just one aim, to make every kind of clothing.
All the basic pattern bases are made by hand, without using pre-made bases.From the beginning you have real contact with the fabric and you will create different items of clothing.
Patternmaking:
The pattern maker is a strategic player for a company interested in clothing manufacturing; he transforms the drawing of the stylist into a pattern. His job consists of creating the pattern, from the project to the prototype. He has to follow precisely the stylist’s idea, maintaining proportion and style of the drawing.
Special courses available are:
Jewelry Design, Wedding Dress, Beach Wear, Underwear, Children's Wear, Men's Wear, Woman Wear, Shoe Design, Accessories, Theatre costume,
Computer cad cam.
The courses are available either in Italian or in English.
Textbook:
Istituto Moda Burgo’s published textbook, “IL FIGURINO,” is a reference point for students all over the world. It touches on and explains the most important subjects for a fashion design student. It contains many subjects, such as women, men, children and accessories. The book boasts biographies on the most influential designers of our generation and major ideas of costume history. The text is consistently updated to keep the students informed with the latest news from the fashion world. The book is also in both Italian and English.
Exams and Process Reports:
The staff gives tests in order to check the students’ monthly progress. This way the instructors are aware of the student’s level and can immediately help him in any difficulties he might face within the curriculum. At the end of the course, the student receives a qualified vocational diploma. The final exam is presented to outside reviewers. These reviewers are professionals in the field who evaluate the fashion portfolio of the students. Once the student presents his work, he must also be prepared to answer the examiners’ questions and even mild criticisms. The student must be able to perform successfully and with confidence in the subject.
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