Portfolio · 2026 Milan area, Italy

Camilla Caccialanza

Fashion Management·Graphic Design·Web Development

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About me

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Black and white portrait of Camilla Caccialanza, fashion business and graphic designer
Milano, Italy graphics → web → fashion IT · EN I experiment with tools,
languages and concepts

I'm Camilla Caccialanza, a Fashion Business Management graduate from Istituto Marangoni with a background in graphic design and communication, based near Milan, Italy.

Curious by nature and always eager to learn, I experiment with new tools, languages and ideas in every project.

My work spans fashion, graphic design and web, and I love creating projects that engage emotions and guide people through a clear experience, combining business thinking, a designer's eye and a developer's precision.

Design philosophy

  1. I.

    Defined & free

    Precise, geometric structure meets the imperfect line of the hand.

    The grid brings order; the hand-drawn gesture gives it a soul.

  2. II.

    Emotion that guides

    Every visual choice should make people feel something and lead them through the story, from the first glance to the last detail, whether it's a fashion project, a brand identity or a website.

  3. III.

    Always learning

    Fashion, graphic design and code are three languages of the same curiosity.

    I keep experimenting with new tools and ideas, open to every new challenge.

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Selected projects

Credential —
High school
Graphics & Communication
Date —
2016 — 2021
School —
I.I.S. G. Meroni, Lissone
Project —
My first portfolio
website

MeroniFirst portfolio

Lancôme spot edited in Premiere Pro by Camilla Caccialanza

High school portfolio

My first portfolio, created during my Graphics & Communication studies in high school: photography, logo design, lettering, illustration, video, 3D modeling and Flappy Dragon, a video game I drew and programmed in C#.

Even then, I was a designer with a strong eye for detail.

  • Lettering
  • Premiere Pro
  • Creative thinking
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Mirror Mask 3D model made in Blender by Camilla Caccialanza
Flappy Dragon video game drawn and programmed by Camilla Caccialanza
Credential —
Photography contest
Finalist
Date —
April 2019
Place —
Verona
Verse —
Inferno III, 91–93

FotografareLa Commedia

Mosaic tiles of a fountain in Verona, photographed by Camilla Caccialanza
Red leaf as Charon, Fotografare la Commedia photograph by Camilla Caccialanza

Fotografare la Commedia

Finalist in “Fotografare la Commedia,” a national photography contest: tell one or more verses of Dante’s Divine Comedy in a single photograph. The red leaf is Charon on his boat (Inferno, Canto III), carrying the souls of the sinners, played by the small tiles in the background.

Shot in a fountain in Verona.

  • Photography
  • Photoshop
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Detail of the red leaf, Fotografare la Commedia by Camilla Caccialanza
Fotografare la Commedia finalist photograph by Camilla Caccialanza, Verona
Credential —
Junior Graphic Designer
Remote
Date —
2021 — 2023
Agency —
PerSEOweb S.r.l.
Work —
Blog covers, icons,
mockups

PerSEOwebGraphic design

PerSEOweb corporate mockups designed by Camilla Caccialanza
PerSEOweb blog character illustrated by Camilla Caccialanza

PerSEOweb

Two years as a graphic designer for the agency PerSEOweb, turning their light blue, yellow and rough-sketch brand identity into blog covers, custom icons, website graphics and corporate mockups.

I also drew the little character who became the face of the blog covers.

  • Illustrator
  • Canva
  • Autonomy
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PerSEOweb personalized hand-drawn social icons designed by Camilla Caccialanza
PerSEOweb website illustrations for the podcast and video pages by Camilla Caccialanza
Credential —
Trend forecasting
Individual project
Date —
February 2025
School —
Istituto Marangoni
Macro trend —
Eco-Social
Revolution

EcoHueCapture

Eco-Social Revolution visual for the EcoHue Capture trend forecast by Camilla Caccialanza
EcoHue Capture micro-trend visual, flora sealed in a plastic bag, by Camilla Caccialanza

EcoHue

An individual trend forecasting project at Istituto Marangoni: a micro-trend within the Eco-Social Revolution.

EcoHue merges “eco-sustainability” and “hue,” the colour of the fabrics we wear, and imagines carbon-negative colour: bacteria-based, waterless microbial dyes and CO₂-capture dyeing that remove more carbon than they emit.

  • Trend forecasting
  • InDesign
  • Active learning
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EcoHue Capture trend adoption curve by Camilla Caccialanza
EcoHue Capture target audience by Camilla Caccialanza
Credential —
Capsule collection
Production processes
Date —
June 2025
School —
Istituto Marangoni
Season —
FW25 · 15 pieces

Balenciaga13th District

Balenciaga 13th District capsule collection by Camilla Caccialanza, denim visual
Balenciaga 13th District capsule collection by Camilla Caccialanza, pink faux fur coat technical sketch

Balenciaga: 13th District

A Balenciaga capsule collection (June 2025) inspired by the flamboyant citizens of the Capitol in The Hunger Games. Like District 13, the ghost district erased from the official narrative, Balenciaga acts as an outsider inside the luxury system.

Sport-inspired utility meets dystopian futurism, around one question: what really matters?

  • Excel
  • Data analysis
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Balenciaga 13th District capsule collection moodboard by Camilla Caccialanza
Balenciaga 13th District capsule logo by Camilla Caccialanza
Credential —
Environment design
Visual merchandising
Date —
December 2025
School —
Istituto Marangoni
Collection —
Dior F/W 2025–26 RTW

DiorEnvironment Design

Dior atelier, retail environment design project by Camilla Caccialanza
Dior mannequin display, retail environment design by Camilla Caccialanza

Dior

A retail environment design project for Dior (December 2025): a brand and store analysis, from its history and identity to the boutique as a private salon, followed by a collection book for the Fall/Winter 2025–26 ready-to-wear.

Its two themes, Victorian Drafts and Quiet Romance, come to life through visual merchandising: clothing displays, mannequins and accessory walls.

  • Visual merchandising
  • Market analysis
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Dior Fall/Winter 2025–26 collection moodboard by Camilla Caccialanza
Dior clothing display, visual merchandising by Camilla Caccialanza
Credential —
Brand identity &
communication report
Date —
February 2026
Brand —
HUI, Milano
Role —
Sales Assistant &
E-commerce Intern

HUIMilano

HUI Milano red curtain, brand report by Camilla Caccialanza

HUI Milano

A brand report written during my internship at HUI Milano, where I worked on the SS26 and FW26 campaigns. It studies a brand that reinterprets Chinese craftsmanship and Qing Dynasty silhouettes through a contemporary lens: identity, vision, colours, target audience, social media and a competitor analysis with Uma Wang.

  • Integrated marketing
  • E-commerce
  • Communication
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Miao silver craft, HUI Milano brand report by Camilla Caccialanza
HUI Milano red hairpiece, brand report by Camilla Caccialanza
Credential —
Bachelor’s thesis
Startup concept
Date —
2025 / 2026
School —
Istituto Marangoni
Supervisor —
Stefano Sorci

ReIn CatalystaBachelor’s thesis

ReIn Catalysta indium recovery startup visual by Camilla Caccialanza
ReIn Catalysta visual identity, red droplets, by Camilla Caccialanza

Indium recovery startup

A circular, bio-based startup concept that recovers indium from discarded display waste using inactive bacterial biomass, turning it into a traceable indium sulfate solution for the electroplating baths that give fashion hardware its gold finish.

Three value drivers: performance, traceability and supply security.

  • Critical thinking
  • Problem solving
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ReIn Catalysta indium sulfate solution, thesis startup by Camilla Caccialanza
ReIn Catalysta press media mockups, Geopop and Vogue Business covers, bachelor’s thesis by Camilla Caccialanza
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Skills

Graphic design

  • Illustrator
  • Photoshop
  • InDesign
  • Canva
  • Illustration
  • Lettering
  • Photography

Video editing

  • Premiere Pro
  • After Effects
  • Stop motion
  • Blender — 3D modeling & animation

Programming

  • HTML
  • CSS / SCSS
  • JavaScript
  • PHP
  • Laravel
  • Bootstrap
  • MySQL
  • C# (Unity)

Soft skills

  • Teamwork
  • Communication
  • Problem solving
  • Critical thinking
  • Active learning
  • Autonomy

Fashion business

  • Market analysis
  • Data analysis
  • Visual merchandising
  • Integrated marketing
  • Trend forecasting
  • E-commerce
  • Buyer communication

Other skills

  • Shopify
  • Word
  • Excel
  • PowerPoint
  • macOS & Windows
  • Italian — native
  • English — fluent