In 2021 our partnership with the luxury group LVMH entered a new 5 year phase under the name Maison/0, the Central Saint Martins-LVMH creative platform for regenerative luxury. Maison/0 is named in recognition of the historical and cultural significance of LVMH's 'Maisons' (Houses), with 0 symbolising the need to reset our creative practices to explore radical and creative models for a regenerative future.
Our partnership is committed to leveraging the agency of creativity and education to help regenerate our climate and biodiversity and to empower emerging talents to design a better future. We do this through 5 key areas: research and development; disruptive curriculum development, student and graduate projects (the 'Challenge Fund'); scholarships and awards.
Maison/0
Maison/0 for regenerative luxury
For Earth Day 2021 we celebrated the next phase of our partnership with a special digital event featuring high-profile speakers from both partner organisations, including: Stella McCartney; Chantal Gaemperle (EVP Human Resources and Synergies, LVMH); Antoine Arnault (Image and Environment, LVMH); Jeremy Till (Head of Central Saint Martins); Alexandre Capelli (LVMH Group Environment Deputy Director) and Prof Carole Collet (Director of Maison/0) alongside Central Saint Martins students and graduates.
Maison/0 for regenerative luxury
LVMH Partnership stories
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BA Fashion 2020
Today, our final-year BA Fashion students shared their graduating work with the world through the course's first ever digital-only launch.
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The White Show
At the British Fashion Council Fashion Awards, our first-year BA Fashion students presented their annual White Show
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Designing with Biodiversity
On show in Designing in Turbulent Times at the Lethaby Gallery, Olivia Page's Recipes of North Portugal proposes new processes and materials to incorporate industrial and bio-based waste in construction
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Material matters
What does a sustainable material revolution look like? Billie Coxhead, Co-ordinator of the Materials and Products Collection, talks through some recent acquisitions from algae blooms and bacteria to abattoir waste.