Veronica Busignani Fashion Designer

About me

I was born in Rimini, an italian city by the sea, in 1997 from an Argentinian mother an Italian father. That is the reason why I’m a good listener, observer and lover of what is different. I moved to Milan when I was 18 to start Fashion Design studies at Politecnico of Milan. I specialized in Knitwear studies and now I'm attending an English Master in Design For The Fashion System. During my studies I discovered the poeticity of the designing process that through visual metaphores gives physical, meaningfull and pleasant shapes to objects. Regarding my soft skills I can say that I’m a collaborative person, with an emotional kind of intelligence, and also very curious. Moreover, I see myself as a fearless and practical visionary. Where you see problems I see solutions.

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Projects

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IO RINASCOThe Archetypical Innovation in Sportswear workshop focuses on the redesign of a vintage garment, its actualization in terms of design, material technologies and production processes. The whole experience considered each part of the design process, starting from the marketing strategy, passing through the design and engineering of the product, ending with a deep reflection regarding the communication of the sustainable features at different levels. The outcome had considered the garment developme
CLOSEClose is a Fashion project about the development of an Advanced Manufacturing garment to experiment soft wearables and new technologies considering a strong socio-emotional context after Pandemic situation. The word Close stands for two main meanings, the need of young people to stay close and the concept of the close circuit that can make possible the connection between the movement and the visuals.
VETROVetro is a project about the creation of a Digital Branding strategy for an invented brand. We were asked to focalize on the analysis of the last trends and to create something that reflects the needs of the target chosen. We focused on the trend of hand-crafting and the need for young people to gain real knowledge about hand-crafting. Vetro allows people to have an omnichannel experience. It has a monthly Magazine that gives to people the possibility to know more about artisans. It allows also