Design in the Service of Luxury and Craftsmanship

Design in the Service of Luxury and Craftsmanship

20240915 | Feminin Pluriel GENEVA

Since 2012, renowned designer Nicolas Le Moigne has led the Master of Advanced Studies in Design for Luxury & Craftsmanship at ECAL.

This program aims to equip students with the skills to engage with sectors of excellence as diverse as fine watchmaking, fashion, cosmetics, gastronomy, and technology. Through close collaborations with prestigious companies and heritage-rich Maisons, as well as visits to manufacturing sites and meetings with key figures in the international design scene, students have the unique opportunity to confront the realities and challenges of the luxury industry.

A captivating luncheon and an immersive dive into the challenges of design in the service of the world’s most prestigious Maisons.

What a pleasure to welcome Nicolas Le Moigne to discuss design in the service of the aspirations of Luxury and Craftsmanship, both today and in the future. This is precisely the focus of the Master’s program he leads at the École Cantonale d’Art de Lausanne. An aesthetic and avant-garde journey he invites us on—an event not to be missed!”— Béril Gurdogan

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Visit to the Griffe du Diable Biological Reserve

Visit to the Griffe du Diable Biological Reserve

20240828 | Feminin Pluriel GENEVA

In the Heart of Nature

“Dear friends,
I am delighted to invite you to an inspiring gathering in a unique format!
Two fascinating women will guide us through a unique experience of discovery and connection to nature. This will be a time for sharing, open to your families, to enjoy this wonderful moment together…”


Béril Gurdogan

Meet on September 28

An inspiring gathering in the heart of nature
led by Camille Toscani and Manon Amiguet.
From a young age, Camille Toscani has had a keen interest in wild environments. Naturally, she specialized to become a biologist, studying animal behavior in their natural habitats. After many years in polar regions, her desire to share her knowledge led her to train as a mountain guide and tree climbing educator.

Manon Amiguet, after studying biology and biodiversity management, has had the opportunity to work on various research programs, studying sharks in Polynesia, penguins in the subantarctic islands, Cape gannets in South Africa, and snakes on the islands of Port-Cros and Porquerolles.
For the past few years, Manon Amiguet has worked as a naturalist guide for whale watching in the Mediterranean and on Arctic and Antarctic cruises. Also passionate about outdoor sports and the mountains, she has undergone training as a mountain guide and tree climbing educator, which has led her to her current role as a ranger in the Écrins National Park.

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