Saint Luca School Of Arts

The National Artistic and Craft Institute “St. Luca” was established as a craft school in 1953, later transformed into a Technical School of Artistic Crafts. In 1975, it became the Secondary Special Art School for Applied Arts, and in 2009, National High School of Applied Arts “St. Luca.” The school has eight applied specialties.

In the Fashion Design specialty, students learn about the main directions in the field of fashion. They go through the entire process of creating a portfolio, making a model, and creating a collection. They study various types of fashion illustration. Theoretical lessons on design and technology are accompanied by practical exercises. They acquire knowledge about the history of costumes throughout different eras. Students graduate with knowledge and skills for creating, implementing, and presenting a fashion project.

The collections presented in ModaSofia 2025 will be by their latest graduates:

Bistra Petrova

Vivian Oleshinski

Danaya Stefovska

Dara Kuaider

Denislava Yordanova

Jenifer Krumova

Dimana Borisova

Iva Marinova

Niya Minkov

Margarita Momerin

Kristina Nacheva