London College of Fashion

Final Major Project - Tessa Howell by London College of Fashion

Final Major Project - Tabitha Metcalf by London College of Fashion

Final Major Project - Phoebe Catinella by London College of Fashion

Final Major Project - Nadya Araia by London College of Fashion

Final Major Project - Marlene Reschberger & Lauren Cunningham by London College of Fashion

Final Major Project - Maria-Luiza Verdes by London College of Fashion

Final Major Project - Jasmine Tutt & Chloe Pereboom by London College of Fashion

Fashion Means Business: Introduction by London College of Fashion

Jessica Bumpas and Tony Glenville discuss how fashion is proceeding, the divisive nature of contrasting views of the future and the impossibility of predicting, with certainty, of the coming Fashion weeks, the approaching season and the fluctuations in “style”. Future conversations will further investigate how data, legalities, ownership. and copying within the fashion business.

Philippe Pourhashemi and Tony Glenville discuss fashion today, it’s journey through the past eighteen months to two years, and some of the shifts and challenges facing the business. This is the first of several conversations around designers, their focus and the general need for change in the creative arena of fashion. Big luxury established brand or niche newcomer, where is the future?

Traces: Stories of Migration- Traces is a long-term social engagement research-practice project led by Professor Lucy Orta, Chair of Art and the Environment, UAL, that explores the fundamental conditions relating to migration experiences, protection, and shelter. Students were presented with a unique opportunity to find innovative ways to interpret stories and the textile responses of these storie...

AMFI GINGER- Students and their Supervisor discuss their experiences of undertaking the AMFI Ginger project, working with a peer student at Amsterdam Fashion Institute.

Professor Finola Kerrigan is Professor of Marketing and Director of the Fashion Business Research Centre at LCF. She discusses her role as a Lead Academic for the FIA X FBRC project.

Catherine Fuller is a former Course Leader for BA (Hons) Fashion Contour this encompass lingerie, intimate apparel, underwear, swimwear and structured bodywear. Here Catherine discusses her role as a Collaborative Challenge supervisor.

Fashion Business Research Centre and Fashion Innovation Agency: “The only truly sustainable option is to go naked... The next best solution is to dress digitally.” (Brooke Roberts-Islam, 2019). The Fashion Innovation Agency uses emerging technologies to disrupt existing practices in the fashion and retail industries. Our remit is to demonstrate how these technologies can change the way that fashio...

Eliez Team - UCL, Barclays Eagle Labs and Disability Rights UK: “How can we design create adaptive clothing that will help reduce pressure sores for the disabled community that we can bring to market?” East London Inclusive Enterprise Zone (ELIEZ) is one of the first accessible entrepreneurship communities that features a specially designed programme, for start-up and design thinkers who are disab...

Digital Anthropology Lab Allotment Team: Explore the opportunities of what ‘digital growth’ could be in the context of community, landscape, and nature with Digital Anthropology Lab, London College of Fashion. Student teams were asked to consider how can digital enter this human equation; to understand the role of time in the digital, and to re-imagine how to ‘make’ digitally with discovered tools...

BACKWORDS is a high-end print centric lifestyle brand delivering unique redesigned heirloom prints and objects for interiors and clothing. Crafted from treasures that have fallen out of vogue or lay unused. Each design reflects an individual life narrative by offering a selection of modular transformable and reversible garments that work with the body through the normal fluctuations of life.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe. In this special episode of Sartorial Stories, Susanna chats with LCF Class of 2021 graduate, Ciara Lanzetta from BA (Hons...

How to disrupt the market? This podcast will give you insights on how to start an innovative company and scale it up, from the perspective of two businesses that are part of the Fashion District: slow fashion brand Paynter and AI styling service Intelistyle. Listen to the founders' visions and learn how they approached the market to create disruptive brands that are reframing the fashion industry....

Inclusive working environments are a key focus for businesses today. Showing diversity in their workforce helps to create authentic messaging and inclusive company priorities. Yet, when it comes to neurodiversity, many employers remain unsure on accessibility, hiring strategies and effective workplace design to embrace atypical neurological processing. We hear from Carys Kennedy, Senior Disability...

LCF have teamed up with Curator, Researcher and Founder of African Style Archive, Tosin Adeosun, to deliver a week-long Instagram exhibition exploring African style and sartorial practices through imagery and conversation. For this exclusive podcast, Tosin is in conversation with Dr Christine Checinska - the V&A’s inaugural Curator of African and African Diaspora Fashion. She is the Lead Curator o...

Developing a mindset for what gives us pleasure as a way of navigating our career and lifestyle choices is becoming more important. In this episode we are joined by entrepreneurs; Oliver Weber – founder of Trashion Factory and Amos Eretusi - Founder of The Kusp, to discuss the importance of personal values and a pleasure-based mindset. When leveraged, how these can play a positive role in developi...

In this special episode of Careers in Fashion, we are joined by Academy Award nominee Marc Pilcher, fresh from designing hair and make-up for the hit Netflix Series Bridgerton, and LCF International Coordinator Elizabeth McLafferty who is currently researching appropriations of identity through hair and faith. We will explore the processes behind characterisation and the nature of identity within...

Diversity and inclusion is a high priority for all businesses around the world. We are moving towards more inclusive working environments, which are affecting companies' recruitment, culture, and skills. In this episode we discuss of the concept of diversity and inclusion in the workplace and the challenges that businesses face to embrace these new expectations, and how they have made successful c...