Shift talks: We've got fashion covered

The actress wows in Jean Paul Gaultier after speculations the gown is in solidarity with Palestine.

On this episode Shift discusses the 2024 London Marathon costumes and their role in reflecting the spirit of community and service as well as hearing what people want to see at the 2025 London Marathon.

We spoke with Emma Heywood who is applying for Chelsea College of Arts, discussing the necessary requirements to get in and giving a little bit of advice for any other aspiring UAL students.

Issy and Rosa talk all things Vivienne Westwood and London as a creative space.

We chat with Andrea Cutts and Catherine Fisher, the two visionaries behind the unconventional, sustainable bridalwear label

LCF students reveal their favourite trends

In this podcast, we talk with deputy editor of Bricks magazine, Maddy Reid, on fashion, Scotland and advice for creatives.

Shift London discusses style inspirations with Chaatu and Issy.

In this podcast, we talk with businessman Clive Johnson about his experiences of music, fashion and work in the 1960s.

Hannah Phang unpacks the state of sustainability in fashion ahead of 2024.

A talk with fashion marketing student Abi Lane, about her ins and out's for this years fashion trends.

Shift London discusses the pros and cons of shopping on Vinted and Depop with Nicole Colucci and Rae Nguyen. 

Should Sephora be cracking down on its customers?

The announcement of the colour being Peach fuzz marks the 25th anniversary of the Pantone colour of the year program. The light delicate shade has nonetheless has caused mass controversy, with many pinning it boring and unflattering. Take a listen to what the students of LCF had to say. 

Luke Seaman is joined by Shift editors Jade Denis and Ella Gardiner to discuss all things the pub. Jade tells all about her run in with a world champion boxer, Luke reveals Mike Skinner's lager of choice and Ella advocates for the beer-less boozer.

Listen in to the realitites of working full time in the service industry during the busy Christmas Holidays.

In this episode of Shift Talks Shift editors; Jade Denis, Luke Seaman and Ella Gardiner react to the internet's 2024 Fashion Trend predictions.

23-year-old, Beatriz Wassouf, is Shift's guest today, guiding us on how to or at least try to navigate the chaos that is life in your early 20's. From school to a corporate accountant job, Bia shares some tips and advices on how to build working environment skills and performance, while maintaining hobbies, friendships and mental health. 

The Golden Globe winning feature film, Poor Things, was finally released in the UK last Friday. The feminist Frankenstein flick, based off of the synonymous book by Alasdair Grey, follows Bella Baxter (Emma Stone) as she navigates life as a young woman brought back to life by an unconventional scientist. Here at Shift, we spoke to art and graphic design student Ruby Overall about whether we loved...

In this episode of Shift Talks, we discuss the biggest trends of 2023 as well as looking into what we think will be big in fashion this year.

In this episode of Shift talks , journalist Iga Trydulska is joined by model Maya Sieroń to discuss an emerging niche of fashion: mid-size modelling. But who exactly are mid-size models, what are their experiences, what do they struggle with? Come with us to the world of fashion weeks, visit Valentino shows and learn about divisions, issues and inspirations in the fashion world.

This week Bad Dreams invites artist and illustrator, Tatiana Moody as she learns to navigate the creative industry after recently graduating. Discussing the interconnectedness of emotions and art, Girlhood and the portrayal of women across the industry. Collaboarating with Shift London to bring creatives closer.

London College of Fashion has moved its operations from its 6 campuses into one in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford. Clovis Woolley and Jennifer Zahwani Brown-Jagneaux explore each of the 13 levels in the new purpose-built building, and discuss the building with new and returning fellow students.

Shift contributors Jade Denis and Luke Seaman speak to Mark Agyakwa, Cherish Chirume and Sam Carew about the state of Black-owned business in 2023. Mark Agyakwa is the founder of sportswear brand Y-Fit Wear ( yfitwear.com ). Cherish Chirume founded Stories We Cherish ( storieswecherish.com ), a Peckham-based menswear label. Sam Carew runs Elliott Footwear ( elliottfootwear.com ), a sustainable foo...

What is it about an 'it-girl' that makes them so desirable within the fashion industry? We here at Shift take a deeper look into the power of an 'it-girl' and how they're shaping the fashion landscape.