Master Fashion & Luxury Management

Managing the creation and development of fashion and luxury products

This specialization is designed both for creative profiles interested in product development who wish to access operational roles within fashion and luxury groups, and for business-oriented profiles looking to enrich their expertise with innovative approaches.

It provides a comprehensive understanding of the international fashion industry, from collection creation and development to company organization, brand management, e-business and digital communication.

A cross-sector specialization

Upon completion of the Master’s program, you will have the adaptability required to join fashion and luxury houses in management, buying or product leadership roles, and to support them in experimenting with innovative approaches.

A strategic profile for fashion and luxury companies

In a sector where innovation can no longer be separated from technology, fashion and luxury brands face a dual challenge: preserving their creative identity while adapting to constantly evolving digital practices.

To meet this complexity, companies need hybrid profiles capable of transforming artificial intelligence opportunities into concrete value drivers, while respecting brand DNA, codes and the standards of luxury.

This specialization trains “bilingual” talents in brand strategy and technological culture, capable of acting as bridges between innovation, creativity and business performance.

Graduates are able to:

• Identify relevant AI use cases in retail, CRM, design or content contexts
  
  
• Support a responsible digital transformation of the customer experience (chatbots, personalization, data insights)
  
  
• Collaborate with tech and creative teams on generative AI, predictive or automation projects
  
  
• Integrate ethical, environmental and legal considerations related to AI into strategic thinking
  
  

They are neither data scientists nor purely marketers, but conductors capable of designing, leading and embodying innovative projects aligned with brand ambitions.

In a context where brands must innovate without losing authenticity, automate without trivializing, and accelerate without dehumanizing, these profiles bring a new form of mastery: a luxury vision fully anchored in its time.

Deepening the marketing dimension of fashion and luxury

This specialization strengthens your expertise to better understand the evolving challenges of marketing and communication, as technological transformations continuously reshape market standards.

From the transformation of traditional media to the new challenges of influencer marketing, the promotion of a fashion brand will hold no secrets for you.

Comprehensive learning

Upon completion of the Master’s program, you will be able to define and implement the marketing strategy of a luxury brand or fashion house, contribute to the development of new markets, and establish a merchandising strategy.

Becoming an expert in the business dimension of the fashion market

This specialization enables you to deepen your expertise in the production, communication, marketing and distribution challenges faced by fashion and luxury brands.

A multi-skill approach

The program explores key issues such as unified commerce, luxury e-merchandising, social marketing, and AI-driven customer data management.

Upon completion, you will be able to understand and master purchasing processes, prospect suppliers, and assess the environmental performance of products.

An ambitious and operational program

Co-designed with environmental and social experts, this state-recognized program aims to contribute to transforming the fashion industry by promoting ethical and sustainable practices.

Aligned with the challenges of tomorrow’s fashion

The fashion industry must address contemporary challenges and rising consumer expectations. The eco-responsibility of brands and production models is becoming increasingly central, and companies need specialized profiles capable of leading this transformation.

There is no need to relocate to follow the program: our online courses are accessible wherever you are, 24/7.

This flexibility helps you avoid transportation and accommodation constraints. You may also search for an internship or join the work study track anywhere in France, choosing the location that best aligns with your personal and professional plans.

Professionalization is central to this program, starting in Year 1 of the Master’s. Immersion in a company significantly enhances employability and acts as a powerful accelerator for professional integration.

The program enables you to:

• Complete one or more accredited internships over two years
  
  
• Join the work study track through an apprenticeship contract or professionalization contract, based on a rhythm of four days in a company and one day of online classes
  
  
• Or be employed full-time under a fixed-term or permanent contract
  
  

Each student benefits from individualized support to secure a position within prestigious companies in the fashion and luxury sector, such as Hermès, Giorgio Armani, L’Oréal, The Row, Galeries Lafayette, and many others.

Regular seminars are organized throughout the year in various formats to enrich the learning experience:

• Conferences and masterclasses focused on advanced topics such as digital innovation, influencer marketing, phygital customer journeys, and the role of influencers
  
  
• Strategic partnerships with companies in the sector offering concrete opportunities such as consulting missions or corporate pitches addressing managerial, commercial, marketing, or communication challenges
  
  
• Afterworks led by alumni and industry experts, providing opportunities to share expertise, exchange best practices, and build a strong and influential professional network
  
  

Initial program (cumulative pathway)

Applicants must hold a Level 6 qualification, a Bachelor’s degree (Bac+3), or an equivalent qualification (including foreign diplomas), or hold a high school diploma and have validated 180 ECTS credits.

Applicants must also have completed a training pathway preparing for the certification with the awarding institution or an accredited partner.

In the work study track (apprenticeship contract or professionalization contract)

Three-year curriculum

Applicants must:

• Hold a Level 5 qualification, a Bac+2, or an equivalent qualification (including foreign diplomas), or hold a high school diploma and have validated 120 ECTS credits
  
  
• Have completed a 36-month work study pathway (apprenticeship contract or professionalization contract) preparing for the certification with the awarding institution or an accredited partner
  
  

Two-year curriculum

Applicants must:

• Hold a Level 6 qualification, a Bac+3, or an equivalent qualification (including foreign diplomas), or have validated 180 ECTS credits
  
  
• Have completed a 24-month work study pathway (apprenticeship contract or professionalization contract) preparing for the certification with the awarding institution or an accredited partner
  
  

One-year curriculum

Applicants must:

• Hold a Level 6 qualification, a Bac+3, or an equivalent qualification (including foreign diplomas), or have validated 240 ECTS credits
  
  
• Have completed a 12-month work study pathway (apprenticeship contract or professionalization contract) preparing for the certification with the awarding institution or an accredited partner
  
  

Specific exemptions

If an applicant does not hold the required professional experience or diploma, they must submit a file demonstrating their ability to obtain the professional certification (VAP, employer certificate, or other proof of professional, personal or associative experience enabling the acquisition of related competencies).

Applications to LISAA are submitted outside the Parcoursup and MonMaster platforms. Admission is subject to availability of places and remains open until the end of September.

Admission is based on an administrative file, interviews, and the opinion of the Program Coordinator to verify and validate the alignment between the applicant’s profile and the targeted careers.

The administrative file includes:

• Diplomas and qualifications obtained
  
  
• Number of ECTS credits validated
  
  
• CV
  
  
• Cover letter
  
  

Admissions are open from October to September for an October intake. Applications are processed within a maximum of three weeks after receipt of the complete file. Enrollment is possible until the start date, subject to availability.

By exception, enrollment may be possible after the start date, subject to review and verification of the applicant’s ability to catch up on missed coursework, within a maximum of two months after the program begins.

The interview assesses:

• The alignment of the professional project with the program
  
  
• The applicant’s interest in the fashion and luxury sector
  
  
• The applicant’s organizational ability to follow a program delivered primarily online
  
  

Applicants are informed of the admission decision no later than one week after the interview.

Tuition Fees

Full details regarding tuition and associated fees are available on the dedicated Fees page.

Application Timeline

Admissions are open from October to August for a September intake. Applications are processed within a maximum of three weeks after receipt of a complete file. Enrollment remains possible until the start date, subject to availability.

Exceptionally, late enrollment may be authorized after the program has started, provided the candidate demonstrates the ability to catch up on coursework. This is possible within a maximum of two months after the program begins.

See full application procedures.