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Benedetta Braghetti
Costume and Fashion Undergraduate

Accademia Costume & Moda

Specialisms: Footwear / Accessories / Fashion Product Development / Fashion Illustration

Location: Rome, Italy

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Accademia Costume & Moda

Benedetta Braghetti

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First Name: Benedetta

Last Name: Braghetti

Specialisms: Footwear / Accessories / Fashion Product Development / Fashion Illustration

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My Location: Rome, Italy

University / College: Accademia Costume & Moda

Course / Program Title: Costume and Fashion Undergraduate

About

Dear Recruiting Team,

my name is Benedetta Braghetti

and I have just completed my studies at the Accademia di Costume e Moda in Rome.

During my time there, I gained extensive knowledge of costume history, clothing design, and specifically menswear and womenswear accessory design.

I chose this field with great passion and dedication, leading me to participate in my Academy's Talents 2026, which concluded on April 11th with a professional fashion show in Rome.


The centerpiece of my training was the development of a capsule collection of women's accessories, consisting of 6 bags and 5 pairs of shoes. This project was developed from a personal concept inspired by my sport: diving.


ZENIT - suspended moments in An Invisible drawing

More than a name, this accessory design collection is rooted in the Arabic word Zenith, meaning “the direction of the head.” If we imagine a line extending from our gaze to its highest possible point, we arrive at the zenith: the apex, the moment of maximum elevation. This idea mirrors the peak a diver reaches at the height of a rotation. From here, the project begins: with diving, my sport. It is a discipline that embodies the meeting of two worlds: the solid stillness of air and the fluid depth of water. A dive lasts only three seconds. An instant, yet within it unfolds a deeper tension: the contrast between Chronos measured, linear time and Kairos a suspended, qualitative moment where everything converges into a single, decisive action. It is the moment of release. After a brief pause, you push off the platform and surrender your body to an invisible drawing. Zenit is not just the name of the collection; it is a reflection on time. It invites us to recognize those fleeting, instinctive moments where action and awareness become one and reminds us of the value of time itself.