Adrien Nagy

Adrien Nagy is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Textiles at Moholy Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME), Hungary. She serves as a supervisor in the Design Institute and the Doctoral School, contributing to both BA and MA programs in Fashion and Textile Design. Her academic journey began at MOME, where she earned her MA in Textile Design and Design Management before transitioning to industry roles as a fashion designer at companies like NUBU and Marc Jacobs in New York. Returning to MOME, she completed her doctoral studies in 2019, focusing on innovative tailoring theory and the integration of design and modeling roles, culminating in her book Creative modelling and tailoring. Alongside her academic work, she actively designs for her fashion jewelry brands, RIENNE Creations and RIENNE Bride, participating in professional shows and events.

Education:

• MA in Textile Design, MOME
• MA in Design Management, MOME
• Doctorate (DLA) in Fashion Design, MOME (2019)

Research Interests: Adrien’s work centers on creative tailoring solutions and innovative tailoring methods, emphasizing the synergy between design and modeling. Her expertise spans textile innovation, fashion design techniques, and the application of these principles to fashion accessories, particularly jewelry. She explores how traditional tailoring can be reimagined through interdisciplinary approaches, blending art and technology in her academic and professional projects.

Scientific Awards: No awards or fellowships are explicitly mentioned in the text.

Advising & Grants: While Adrien is listed as a supervisor in the Doctoral School and Design Institute, no specific student names or grant details are provided in the text. Her advisory role likely supports students in textile and fashion design disciplines.

Labs & Teams: She is affiliated with the TechPark and Projects divisions at MOME, though specific lab or team names are not detailed. Her contributions extend to international collaborations and exhibitions through her brand RIENNE and academic engagements.