The graduating Fashion class from Beckmans College of Design presented their degree collections in the Marais during Paris Fashion Week 2026.
On 5 June, we celebrated our graduating students and presented this year’s scholarships. Congratulations to all the scholarship recipients and newly graduated designers—and a heartfelt thank you to all our generous scholarship donors!
In collaboration with Designtorget, six products created by second-year Product Design students are now being launched.
Second-year Fashion students have explored innovative approaches to form, presenting 13 visionary concepts for the future of couture. This year, the students collaborated with silk suppliers in Soufli, Greece.
From 3–7 February 2026, Stockholm’s three leading design institutions—Beckmans, Konstfack and Malmstens—take over Moderna Dansteatern on Skeppsholmen.
We are pleased to present a collaboration between the graduating BA Fashion students and five Swedish fashion houses: Brixtol Textiles, HJRT, Holebrook, House of Dagmar and Stylein.
For the second year running, the Editorial Design course is collaborating with Juice Studios, an organisation that advances social justice by creating better opportunities for young creatives and artists.
In the Nobel Creations project, first-year Fashion students create their own interpretations of the Nobel Prizes in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature and Peace, as well as the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel.
Martin Sundqvist’s innovative jug “Pleat”, inspired by the shape of a milk carton and the way you hold it, has been awarded this year’s glass scholarship by Svenskt Tenn.
In collaboration with Designtorget, six products designed by second-year students on the Product Design programme are now being launched.
In collaboration with Liljevalchs art gallery, we present eleven visionary concepts exploring the future of couture. Second-year Fashion students bring creative design into dialogue with traditional craftsmanship, addressing the sustainability challenges of today and tomorrow while exploring innovative approaches to form.
Introducing “Workform” – a collaboration between twelve final-year students in the Product Design programme and three Swedish furniture companies, presented at Stockholm Furniture Fair.
