Istituto Marangoni is seeking highly qualified freelance online experts / lecturer s /speakers to teach an advanced program on the integration of Generative AI in Fashion Design.
This course is designed for postgraduate students and industry professionals, focusing on how artificial intelligence can transform creative workflows—from concept ideation to virtual prototyping and dynamic visual storytelling.
Teaching Areas

Foundations of AI in Fashion Design: Generative concept development, prompt engineering, AI-assisted sketching, and visual style creation.
Digital Patterning and 3D Garment Simulation: Translating AI concepts into Clo3D and Style3D workflows, pattern drafting, and virtual garment rendering.
AI-Powered Fashion Imagery and Animation: Photorealistic imagery, animation, and video storytelling using AI tools.
From 3D Garment to Production-Ready Output: Pattern extraction, technical documentation, and preparation for real-world garment manufacturing.

Responsibilities

Deliver lectures and practical studio sessions with a strong focus on AI-driven design innovation.
Introduce students to advanced AI tools and workflows for concept generation, visualization, and garment simulation.
Guide students through project-based learning, from initial ideation to production-ready outputs.
Provide constructive feedback and mentorship to support technical and creative development.
Collaborate with industry experts and guest speakers to enrich the learning experience.

Requirements

Proven professional experience in digital fashion design, 3D garment simulation, and AI-assisted workflows.
Proficiency in relevant software and tools (Clo3D, Style3D, Adobe Suite, MidJourney, Stable Diffusion, Runway ML, Krea.ai).
5 to 10 years of working experience either at industry or academic level.
Fluent in English (minimum B2 level).
Updated portfolio showcasing innovative projects integrating AI and digital fashion techniques.
Excellent communication skills and ability to manage diverse classroom dynamics.
Strong interest in emerging technologies and their application in fashion design.

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