La Cambre Mode[s] was created in 1986 as the Fashion design department of the Ecole nationale supérieure des arts visuels of La Cambre – a Brussels-based School of art and design, created in 1927 by the famous Belgian artist and architect Henry van de Velde, The School offers a wide array of educational programs at Master’s level, ranging from drawing, painting and sculpture to photography, animation, stage set design, graphic design and communication, ceramics, industrial-, textile- and fashion design, interior design, bookbinding, conservation and restoration of artworks etc.

La Cambre Mode[s] 5-year curriculum is articulated around 2 principal axes: Stylism and Fashion design.  Stylism responds to a precise demand in the given context. It disappears in a strategy of brand under all its aspects : production, communication, distribution, active research, etc. The cultural, social, ethical and technical competencies allied to the faculty of analysis, of justness of perception and of communication, are the qualities of a designer placed in the center of a business.  Fashion design, less determined by economic logic, develops a more personal and innovative language.

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