AY 2025-26

Dual Award Master’s Programme / Academic Master’s Programme in

FASHION STYLING &

VISUAL MERCHANDISING
 About Domus Academy
“Domus Academy for me is a modern Myth where
Naiveness awe Complexity (and viceversa) and
Rationality embraces Poetics (and viceversa)”.
Juan Carlos Viso, Venezuela

“Domus Academy is a melting pot of culture and

cultures, of up-coming and established professionals;
it is the place where design is not a discipline but a
way of seeing things and tackling life”.
Giulio Ceppi, Italy

“Domus Academy defined my identity as a designer

at the center of chaos, multi-cultural influences and
a beautiful country like Italy. One year at Domus
Academy pushed my creativity to a higher level. “
Sander Brouwer, The Netherlands

“Domus Academy was founded to create differences,

heterogeneity, discontinuities, turbolence and leaps.”
Isao Hosoe, Japan

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 Awards and recognitions
SCHOOL AWARDS: STUDENT AWARDS:
• Included in the QS World University Rankings by • Elena Candeliere, Nicholas Aron and Wiphawee
Subject Maneengarm (Master in Interaction Design, Master in
• Included in THE Impact Rankings Product Design, Master in Service Design): Winners
Compasso d’Oro Targa Giovani certification 2024
• Included in UI GreenMetric, the ranking of the world’s
most sustainable universities • Özge Üçoluk (Master in Visual Brand Design): Winner
Bronze Award World Brand Design Society 2023/2024
• Selected by Azure Magazine as Top 8 Interior Design
and Interaction Design Schools • Christophe Pillet (Master in Product Design): Winner
Wallpaper* Magazine Design Awards 2023 (Best
• Listed by Domus Magazine as one of Europe’s Top 100 Outdoor Lounge category)
Schools of Architecture and Design
• Niko Koronis (Master in Design): Winner Wallpaper*
• Listed as one of the Best Design Schools in the World by Magazine Design Awards 2023 (Best Construction
BusinessWeek category)
• Compasso d’Oro Award by the ADI, Associazione • Maddalena Casadei (Master in Product Design):
Disegno Industriale (Industrial Design Association) Included in AD100/2022
• Irem Başer Oğan (Master in Product Design): Winner IF
Design Award 2021
• Morgan Ræ (Master in Interior & Living Design): Winner
Radical Innovation Award 2021
• Namit Khanna (Master in Product Design): Winner
EDIDA India Young Talent 2021
• Carolin Woitke (Master in Fashion Design): Finalist
Mittelmoda Contest 2021
• Daniele Ficarra (Master in Product Design): Winner
Swarovski Foundation Institute contest 2021
• Defne Koz, Marco Susani (Master in Product Design):
Winners Compasso D’Oro 2020
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 Why Domus Academy
A PLACE FOR ENVISIONERS
The visionary school of design research and experience supporting the
next-generation to be system game-changers and leaders of tomorrow,
encouraging young talents to use imagination and creativity to shape the
world and create the change.

CROSS-KNOWLEDGE PROFILES
The school has always focused its pedagogical approach on vertical
knowledge as well as on horizontal skillset, contaminating different areas
of knowledge and providing students with long lasting curriculum.

REAL INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

An open international and collaborative environment where talents can
work with faculty and companies on future based concepts through
disruptive and cross-disciplinary design approaches.

UNIQUE EXPERIENCE & CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Learning methodology based on multiple activities: lectures, workshops,
labs, bootcamps, and customisable study plan. Connections with
companies and professionals, masterclasses with designers and Alumni.
Highest Certified Placement rate.

ICONIC POSTGRADUATE DESIGN SCHOOL

IN THE DESIGN CAPITAL
Full range of Postgraduate courses with Italian and International
accreditation. Based in Milan, the world’s capital of fashion and design.
Internationally recognised as one of the most iconic Schools.

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 Milan, Design & Fashion Capital
Design is part of the fabric of Milan. From the city’s
fashion tradition to its new role as a startup hub,
Milan is home to a thriving commercial design
industry and a globally facing creative culture.
Life in Milan moves at a relentless pace, in fact
it’s hard to remain unmoved or detached from all
the cultural, social and business activities afoot.
It follows that there is no better place to pursue a
design education.
Milan is the world capital of fashion and design,
brimming with innovative and creative people,
emerging designer boutiques and businesses
whose longstanding success is built on design.
The centre of Milan is home to the flagship stores of some of the most
important fashion and design brands, including Cappellini, Driade, Kartell,
Versace, Armani and Valentino. Therefore, students can draw inspiration from
the trend-setting work of the world’s leading designers and, at their fingertips,
will be Italy’s finest artisans and manufacturing facilities, that make Made in
Italy craftsmanship famous around the world.
Milan bristles with life. Every year during the Fashion Weeks, Design Week
and their various ancillary activities such as the Fuorisalone, Milan becomes
one big showroom, full of non-stop exhibitions, performances, parties and
conferences featuring prestigious international guests. But the reach of
design doesn’t stop there, it can be seen in the outline traced by the city’s
new skyline, in the partnerships being developed between research, design
and business, and in the deployment of new technologies that tackle the
widest possible range of design problems.
Milan is a creative environment like no other.

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 Programme Leader

Gianfranco Olivotto
Dual Award Master’s Programme / Academic Master’s Programme in
Fashion Styling & Visual Merchandising

“Participants are offered mentorships

to help you gain admission to the
best-known international fashion
competitions.”
After earning his bachelor’s degree in modern languages and literatures at
the University of Catania, Gianfranco Olivotto moved to London, where he
worked as a visual merchandiser for the Benetton Group. Back in Italy, he
worked on projects with Dolce & Gabbana, Mantero Seta, and Juicy Couture.
In 2000, Olivotto worked on the launch of Neil Barrett’s first collection and
then served as head of the company’s public relations and press department
until 2004.
In 2005, Olivotto co-founded a visual merchandising and branding
agency that worked with fashion brands such as La Perla, Ralph Lauren,
Borsalino, John Varvatos, developing the projects related to retail and visual
communication. In 2012, Olivotto joined Domus Academy as Programme
Leader of the Master in Fashion Design and Master in Fashion Styling & Visual
Merchandising.

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 Master in Fashion Styling
& Visual Merchandising
The Master in Fashion Styling & Visual Merchandising programme
is workshop-based, supported by seminars, lectures, tutorials, and
fieldwork. Industry professionals, the programme leader, and project
leaders will guide you via individual coaching and mentorship.
The combination of accredited coursework and real-life professional
projects gives students the opportunity to build on their academic
foundation, while gaining valuable work experience directly
applicable to their future careers.
Students can apply to the Academic Master’s Programme,
accredited by the Italian Ministry of Education, or to the Master of
Arts degree with an international UK validation.

Career Profiles
Get the skills and abilities you need to meet the increasing demand for
Fashion Brand Image Architects and Visual Communicators. The programme
will equip you with the core skills and knowledge for a career in international
fashion styling and visual merchandising. You will be able to consider a wide
range of related roles, including:
Fashion Stylist
E-stylist
Visual Merchandiser
E-Merchandiser
Art Director
Dusty Souls, project by Zhou Wei, Surkova Veronika, Jain Social Media Manager
Prachi, in collaboration with L’Officiel Italia.
Photo: Francesco Vincenti. Fashion Trend Researcher
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 Academic Offering
Academic Master’s Programme Dual Award Master’s Programme (Master of Arts)
DURATION: 11 months DURATION: 14/15 months

ACCREDITATION: Italian Ministry for University and Research (MUR) ACCREDITATION: Privy Council UK and Italian Ministry for University
and Research (MUR)
CREDITS: 60 ECTS
CREDITS: MUR – IT (Master Accademico di Primo Livello / Academic Master
LANGUAGE: English First Level) = 60 ECTS PRIVY COUNCIL – UK (Master of Arts) = 180 CAT, UK
Credits (equivalent to 90 ECTS)
VALIDATION: NABA, Nuova Accademia di Bella Arti
LANGUAGE: English
2025/26 intakes:
SEPTEMBER 2025: from 09/09/2025 to 31/07/2026 VALIDATION: NABA, Nuova Accademia di Bella Arti and Regent’s University
NOVEMBER 2025: from 06/11/2025 to 13/11/2026 London
FEBRUARY 2026: from 09/02/2026 to 12/02/2027 2025/26 intakes:
SEPTEMBER 2025: from 09/09/2025 to 20/11/2026
NOVEMBER 2025: from 06/11/2025 to 19/02/2027
FEBRUARY 2026: from 09/02/2026 to 23/04/2027

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 Programme Structure
The Dual Award Master’s Programme proposal is undergoing revalidation for the 2025-2026 Academic Year

DUAL AWARD FIRST-LEVEL

INTERNAL ACADEMIC MASTER
TRANSFER POINT MASTER OF ARTS

Module I Module II Module III Module IV Mod. V Mod. VI

INDUSTRY
MAJOR
PROJECT PLACE
PROPOSAL
MENT
MAJOR
ELECTIVE PROJECT
CS WS CS WS CS WS CS WS DEVELOP
MENT
FINAL
PROJECT

LEGENDA
Academic Master’s Programme
PROFESSIONAL ACCELERATOR Dual Award Master’s Programme

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 Programme Structure
THEORETICAL COURSES: coursework focuses on examining the theory
that underpins the field through lectures and exercises, as well as tutorials
that teach management and marketing strategies specific to the industry.
Throughout, you will be exploring the most cutting-edge technology such
as design software and 3D modelling tools, learning how to create a unique
brand and developing your own professional identity.

WORKSHOPS: guided by industry professionals and faculty project leaders,

you will work with leading companies on projects such as creating new
products or services for different industrial sectors on a worldwide scale.

FINAL PROJECT: you will be able to develop personal, in depth body of work
as a culmination of your academic path. You will develop design research,
create projects and explore conceptual ideas that are transformed into
tangible outputs.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: to gain real experience working in your

field, you will choose to either do an internship at a company site, work on
a project on campus in collaboration with a company and complete an
entrepreneurship module. In each case, you will benefit from mentorship, an
inside perspective on their field and valuable career connections.

CRITICAL AND CREATIVE FRAMEWORK: in this module, you will

undertake in-depth research on selected topics and themes. You will
investigate new methodologies and integrated a critical perspective in the
development of a research that represents reflections on the contemporary
context and that will contribute to the body of knowledge in your disciplinary
area. This research will inform and provide the theoretical framework and
foundations for the Degree Project.

FINAL MAJOR PROJECT: you will develop an individual degree project

that represents a professional body of work as final step of your Master’s
experience. During the development, there will be a high degree of individual
self-guided study that is guided by mentors and advisors.

Project by Jin Hao, Zou Yaxin, Júlia M Blasi, Ganga Harika Balla,
in collaboration with L’Officiel Italia

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 Fashion Styling & Visual Merchandising
Courses and Workshops

THEORETICAL COURSES CORE WORKSHOPS ELECTIVE WORKSHOPS

One to be chosen among:
Fashion Culture Fashion Styling
Fashion Brand Management
Integrated Communication Retail & Visual Merchandising
Strategy Fashion Merchandising & Buying
Fashion Marketing & Management Design of Spaces
Professional Accelerator Activities Identity Design
Fashion Collection

THE RANGE OF SELECTION VARIES ACCORDING

TO THE STUDENT’S ENTRY INTAKE

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 Fashion Styling & Visual Merchandising
Courses and Workshops
FASHION CULTURE - THEORETICAL COURSE FASHION BRAND MANAGEMENT - ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
The Fashion Culture course offers the possibility to deeply analyse The Fashion Brand Management workshop aims to present in detail the
and understand the Fashion phenomenon, through an articulated and dynamics of brand management and the various strategies to increase and
interdisciplinary approach that involves history, anthropology, sociology nurture the value of fashion brands.
and psychology.
FASHION MERCHANDISING & BUYING - ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
INTEGRATED COMMUNICATION STRATEGY - THEORETICAL COURSE The purpose of the Fashion Merchandising and Buying workshop is to
The course focuses on the promotion and communication strategies that give you a detailed insight into the key role and responsibilities of a Retail
fashion & luxury brands can create, plan and execute. Merchandiser and Fashion Buyer in the context of both retail and wholesale
channels. You will examine the prerequisites of the role: from professional
FASHION MARKETING & MANAGEMENT - THEORETICAL COURSE competencies to personal attributes. In the current omnichannel fashion
The Fashion Marketing & Management course examines advanced marketing retail context, buyers are accountable for ensuring that a store’s merchandise
and management principles and provides strategic frameworks and mix has the appeal to convince and convert potential customers. They are
operational tools to develop a comprehensive marketing plan for a fashion accountable for maximizing turnover and profit margins while minimising
company. inventory risk. You will engage in analysing fashion trends through a deep
examination of fashion catwalks, shows and presentations. You will learn to
PROFESSIONAL ACCELERATOR ACTIVITIES - THEORETICAL COURSE identify market opportunities by analysing consumer demand, trends and
The Professional Accelerator module aims at consolidating and advancing behaviour from a socioeconomic and cultural point of view, and to translate
the professional profile of students, together with the acquisition of a critical them into a feasible buying concept and a balanced assortment range.
awareness of the future job trends and market opportunities. The module
provides you with the skills and abilities to build your own professional profile, DESIGN OF SPACES - ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
through an outstanding portfolio and CV and offers you opportunities for The Design of Spaces workshop explores different ways of living in
contact with the professional world. contemporary space, starting from behaviours, habits and lifestyle to the
interests of daily life inhabitants.
FASHION STYLING - CORE WORKSHOP
The Fashion Styling workshop explores the cultural, social, aesthetic and IDENTITY DESIGN - ELECTIVE WORKSHOP
practical aspects of fashion image-making. The workshop focuses on the This unit/module investigates a comprehensive conception of ‘branding’
strategic figure of the fashion stylist, as a professional who is able to build beyond the definition of a visual image. You will employ conceptual and
a visual narration through the development of an idiosyncratic vision. technical tools to create engaging visual environments that capture
consumer’s attention. Design and strategic brand objectives are interpreted
RETAIL & VISUAL MERCHANDISING - CORE WORKSHOP to convey brand values and create loyalty. The Identity Design workshop
The objective of the Retail and Visual Merchandising workshop is to create aims at developing the skills for designing the brand identity of a company
retail experiences that balance brand values and identity with the location, or a product, extending a pre-existing one and/or planning an innovative
space and windows of the assigned store/showroom, and execution feasibility. communication strategy.

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 Fashion Styling & Visual Merchandising
Courses and Workshops
You are asked to research and analyse a brand/product to understand an
existing situation, and to create scenarios and concepts utilizing a mix of
communication strategies and design tools, in order to design the global
brand identity of a small to medium-scale company, a product line, and/or a
start-up. The topics covered include visual design; illustration; brand identity
and corporate culture; communication strategies and touchpoints.

FASHION COLLECTION - ELECTIVE WORKSHOP

The Fashion Collection workshop focuses on the application of a professional
approach in the development of a fashion collection, through the definition
of an innovative concept and the presentation of a complete body of work
addressed to an existing Italian and/or international fashion brand.

Nel Corpo Assente, project by Andrea Campos, Elifsu Atmaca, Gabriela

Novoya, Liu Jin Wu, in collaboration with L’Officiel

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 Methodology
Our teaching approach is based on workshops
developed in collaboration with innovative and
renowned companies and addressing specific
research themes.
In the development of the projects you are supported
by lectures aimed at broadening your knowledge on
the specific investigation theme, inviting designers,
researchers, stakeholders and representatives of
companies to present your work and ideas as a link
between the specific disciplinary perspective and the
broader cultural/economic context.
Based on a cross-disciplinary methodology, each
workshop can involve students from different Master’s
Programmes working on diverse aspects of the same
research issue.
The workshop culminates in a final presentation to
the faculty and invited company representatives and
professionals.

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 Workshops Cycle
Guided by industry professionals and faculty project leaders,
you will work with cutting edge companies on innovative
projects and research themes.

ENVISIONING FUTURE
SCENARIOS

PARTNER RESEARCH BRIEF IN A NON DOMUS ACADEMY

COMPANY THEME CONVENTIONAL STUDENTS
CONTEXT

CREATIVE SOLUTIONS

PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

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 Faculty
Visiting professors and collaborators include fashion
stylists, visual merchandisers, brand strategists, journalists,
designers, and entrepreneurs such as:
Fernando Alberti, Matteo Augello, Stefania Boleso,
Alberto Campagnolo, Gianpietro Baudo (L’Officiel Italia),
Lucio Colapietro (L’Officiel Azerbaijan), Ildo Damiano,
Edoardo Fano, Paolo Giachi, Matteo Greco (The Greatest
Magazine), Diletta Grella, Francesco Guerra, Peter Hamer,
Felice Limosani, Sara Sozzani Maino (Vogue Italia), Jessica
Michault, Antonio Moscogiuri (C.a.p. 74024), Serena
Sala, Marina Spadafora, Annamaria Tartaglia, Raffaella
Campeggi, Matteo Greco, Giuseppe Stigliano, Maximilian
Linz.

Peter Hamer
VM consultant and professor, founder of i see windows

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 Companies and Projects
Several companies and design studios collaborate with
the Master in Fashion Styling & Visual Merchandising
such as 10 corso como, CAP74024, Icon Magazine,
I II
L’Officiel, La Rinascente, K-way, Moncler, Museo Salvatore

windbreakers.
yourself with the bold yet sleek look with our royal blue and silver
Aces with minor suits including vital and potential readiness”. Embrace

hoodie.
casual look by adding the Silver windbreaker jacket that comes with a stringed
“Trust the intuition to guide you, and know that silence is golden”. Glaze your
Ferragamo, The Greatest Magazine, Timberland, Trussardi,
Versus Versace.

The Magician The High Priestess

“Adama and Eve”, project by Andrea Estirado, Aurora

Rodriguez, Hao Jin, and Priti Benghrain, in collaboration
with CAP 74024. Project leader: Ildo Damiano.
Students created a fashion editorial and film for the online magazine that
awakens the senses and desire of the watcher through eros, beauty and
fashion, by using a delicate visual narrative in which the most instinctive
and primordial sin of man is portrayed: pleasure.

“Tarot Tales”, project by Aishwarya Radhakrishnan,

Bohan Liu, Hyeyun Seol, Kunal Moza, and Marina Grau,
in collaboration with L’Officiel Italia.
Slow Future is about remembering the past in order to imagine the future.
The inspiration for this editorial comes from Tarot Cards, used from the
mid-15th century in various parts of Europe to play games such as Italian
tarocchini and French tarot. In the late 18th century, they were used for
divination in the form of tarotology and cartomancy (predicting the future).
Focusing on a selected number of characters of old Tarot cards, the editorial
is a collection of new portraits of street style.

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 Alumni
Domus Academy Alumni Community includes over 5,000 Alumni from all
over the world spreading the value of a shared experience and culture.

Alumni are actively involved in many activities such as the annual Alumni
Reunion organized during the Milano Design Week and the series of talks
“Connecting the Dots” where notable former students are interviewed to
discuss their career development, professional experience and inspirations.

Some of Domus Academy Alumni:

Francesco Fistarol - Italy: Home&gifts, bijoux and silk accessories product

manager, PUCCI

Eli Alfina - Indonesia: E-commerce & Omnichannel Visual Merchandiser,

VERSACE

Flavia Marconi - Italy: Visual Merchandising Global Coordinator, Fabiana

Filippi

Cristopher Ong - Indonesia: Visual Merchandising and Project Senior

Manager at Masari Group

Maria Chiara Morganti - Italy

Marketing Manager, Creative-Cables
“Domus Academy gave a boost
to my professional career.”
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 Facts and Figures
40+

Source: BVA Doxa 2023

STUDENTS’ NATIONALITIES

12
MONTHS SUPPORT
for INTERNSHIP/JOB 96% 100%
after graduation for 2–Year Master of Arts Placement rate certified Internship / Project Learning Experience
within 1 year from the diploma (1–year programmes)

RUSSIA, TURKEY,
EUROPE CA&MENA

20% 15% CHINA

AMERICAS INDIA
15%
20% 20%
ASIA PACIFIC

10%
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 Admission Process
1. CHECK ENTRY 2. PREPARE SUPPORTING 3. SUBMIT THE 4. ENROL IN THE
REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENTS APPLICATION PROGRAMME
General entry requirements include: The required documents for You can apply through our DEA, our Upon being offered a place, the
For the 1-Year Academic Master’s application are: official online application portal: student must secure it by submitting
Programme: Curriculum vitae admissions.domusacademy.com/ the Enrolment Form and a receipt
dadea/ showing the payment of the pre-
holding a first level academic degree Copy of Bachelor’s Degree or
enrolment fee within official deadline
(Bachelor’s Degree or Academic Academic Diploma translated Please notice that if you are supported
provided in the admission letter.
Diploma) in a field related to the into English or official certificate of by an external educational counselor
chosen study programme*. expected Graduation issued by the your representative will send us Admissions office will inform students
Institution directly your application pack. about documents needed for
For the Dual Award Master’s
enrolment and matriculation to the
Programme: Copy of Bachelor’s Degree or
course.
holding a first level academic degree Academic Diploma’s official
transcript / mark sheet translated Domus Academy will assist students
equal or higher than 2:2 (British
into English (listing subjects and for visa application. Non-European
undergraduate degree classification)
exams, with corresponding number students will need to apply for study
in a field related to the chosen study
of hours / credits) or most updated visa via Universitaly and will have to
programme*. Students holding a
official transcript / mark sheet if not check with the Italian Embassy or
Bachelor’s Degree lower than 2:2 will
graduated yet Consulate of reference for the proper
be requested to attend an interview
documents needed.
with the postgraduate admission Certificate of English language
panel, proving also one year of proficiency (for Academic Master’s
relevant work experience. Programme: IELTS 5.0 or equivalent;
for Dual Award Master’s Programme:
IELTS 5.5 overall and 5.5 in every
*Master’s Programmes are also
single part or equivalent)
open to students with not related
degrees or diplomas, if the applicant Motivational letter
is motivated by a research interest Copy of passport
towards the programmes’ topics. Portfolio of projects (not compulsory
for Master in Business Design, Master
in Fashion Management, Master in
Luxury Brand Management)
Application fee of €100
Two reference letters for Dual Award
Master’s Programme only

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 Domus Academy is part of Galileo Global Education, a leading international
provider of higher education with an offer that spans from applied arts,
fashion, design and digital/Internet to business and medicine.
Galileo Global Education’s mission is to be the world education leader in
innovation, creativity, arts and culture – one of the most promising higher
education segments over the short and long term, everywhere
in the world.
Through its network of 54 schools, the group is present in over 91 campuses
in 13 countries around the world and has over 170,000 enrolled students.
Galileo is Europe’s largest higher education group, in terms of both
geographical spread and breadth of course offering.

Domus Academy is part of the following associations:

Exaggerated proportions, project by Bahar Seda, Cengiz Yeh I-Ting,

Hsin-Hui Huang, Jain Grasim, in collaboration with L’Officiel Italia

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