BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology (Surface Textiles)

I am a BA Surface Textiles third year student, I came from Hong Kong. I have fished my Foundation Degree in Surface Textiles with a Merit plus last year. I had lot of joy being here, and have been so hard working, I always get stressed so easily, but stress sometimes just make me work better, more creative and work faster. I have experienced few areas of textiles, for instance, prints, dye, machines embroideries, CAD embroidery, etc. I have also used hand embroidery for my last project. These experiences enable me to be creative and present the beauty of the textiles samples onto fashion garments designs.

BA (Hons) Costume for Performance

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BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

Rikke Bonde ; Menswear designer STATEMENT: I am fascinated by art and I consider fashion a challenging part of it. Like a detective, I keep investigating different aspects of life and get inspired by them. For me it is all about pushing the boundaries of traditional menswear by experimenting with technique and texture to create an innovative outcome. My final collection Hyper-Natural is strongly influenced by a journey to California. It explores the contrasting aspects of reality and unreality. Silhouettes and textures in the collection are informed by the craftsmanship of Native American costume and weaving, incorporating innovative textiles ( using special machinery as Tanaka) and hyper-real colour palettes - inspired by Jeff Koons and Umberto Eco - in the form of feathers, metallic yarns and foil leather. A sense of irony plays into my thought process leading to kitsch elements in the collection. Overall, I want my outcome to be something ordinary presented in an unexpected way, not in an attempt to be eccentric but to be surprisingly relevant. EDUCATION: Central Saint Martins MA Fashion Menswear London College of Fashion BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear The Scandinavian Design College Foundation course: Fashion and textile TEKO AP Degree Programme in Design and Business WORK EXPERIENCE: MoonSpoon Saloon, Performance/fashion design team, LA -Personale assistance for Sara Sachs Viktor and Rolf, Menswear team, Amsterdam - Design intern Alexanxder McQueen, McQ menswear - London,UK - Menswear design intern J.W Anderson, London - Menswear design intern ACHIEVEMENTS: British Fashion Council short list graduate- Paper Print Editorial shoot Video Shoot http://www.britishfashioncouncil.com/ Cutler and Gross 2012 finalist London College of Fashion Press Exhibition - Film PRESS: http://www.fashion156.com/daily-blog/menswear-designer/ http://pinterest.com/cutlerandgross/london-college-of-fashion-project-0734/ http://www.cutlerandgross.com/blog/introducing-the-cutler-and-gross-project-0734-student-finalists/ http://www.itsrudetostare.com/look-into-my-eyes-cutler-and-gross-announce-the-finalists-of-project-0734/ http://niche-magnetism.blogspot.dk/2012/08/rikke-bonde.html Pigeons & Peacocks Issue 5

Foundation Diploma In Art And Design

Having completed my foundation degree at London College of Fashion, I am now studying Illustration at London College of Communication. www.claudineosullivan.com

BA (Hons) Bespoke Tailoring

This collection is radical neutrality design based on contemporary womenswear tailoring fashion. Photography: Tiffany Lin Model:Chanie Munn Makeup: Ann Lee Press coverage show: http://www.fashion156.com/daily-blog/womenswear-designer-yuhua-shen-graduate-ba-collection-2012/ Cooperation with Stylist: Kyle Lo Monaco http://www.kylelomonaco.com/claudia Photographer: Karl Axon http://karlaxon.co.uk/fashion

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Accessories: Product Design & Development

‘La Bellezza’ SS 2013 Collection is inspired by the glamour of Portofino with its scenic views of coloured houses: the turquoise sea and rocking fishing boats lying in the harbour appear as if time has stood still. Celebrating the Italian classic style and their effortless elegance exemplified by the style in which women on the Isle of Capri wore silk scarves so effortlessly in the 1950s. The collection combines the inspiration from 1950’s by looking at vintage bag constructions, reinventing them with a modern twist. Incorporating vintage scarves and using exotic skins, such as python and lizard throughout the whole collection. Pushing the design further with jewel-like studs as fittings, covered in brightly coloured exotic skins. My approach to accessories design starts with a love for classic and vintage bag design, taking elements to create a more modern design representing the perfect balance in craftsmanship, innovative and attention to detail, to create a high quality product.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

I believe that fashion is part of art. Thus, I believe that people who work with fashion are artists. Until today, I have always been drawing and making clothes for my entire life. I think that passion for his work, and inspiration also, new idea are the most important things for an artist. So I found a very special technical idea. It was using wool. About my concept, my mind was captured by such charming and colorful corals. Corals take a long time undersea to be created. They were very splendid, but did not look bauble at all. I added some more unique sea creatures into my concept. The aesthetic views of the Rococo period―which I had been always fond of―, and the clothing that appear in the paintings of Antoine Watteau inspired me to do my work. During my life as a student learning about fashion, I have always wanted to make clothes that could make people happy and joyful when they looked or wore them, and that wish remained the same when I first started to do this work. Antoine Watteau and the people of Rococo aimed a truly joyful life, so I totally liked the concept I had chosen. My last year's collection they were not simply a piece of fabric. They embraced my mind that I could barely explain in any kinds of language. From the beginning, I was very concerned about how I could make clothes that could really express everything about myself. I wanted to make clothes, which everyone who knew me would recognize that they were mine, just at a single glance. I am a very complicated person that it's even impossible for myself to explain in my own words. So I contemplated to choose the concept that could show all those complicated matters that build myself, including my taste and character. I realized that the works I finished when before my work I only used my eyes and hands. However, during this collection I finished clothes using my mind too. I hoped to deeply move the people who see my clothes, and please them with joy also they can see fresh idea and colour combinations too. *ACHIEVEMENT* • WGSN Global Fashion Awards 2011 Most Creative Student Collection • The best fashion graduates of 2011 in Vogue UK • London College of Fashion Press Show finalist • Adidas UK 2012 olympic volunteer uniform competition finalist • Korea Hongik University fine art competition finalist • Korea chosen-ilbo newspaper fine art competition finalist *EXHIBITION* •BFC Emerging Talent Award Fashion Exhibition 2012 www.yeashinkim.com e mail : yeiyei1044@hotmail.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/SHIN/189574997807682

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

My inspiration is a culmination of opposites combining feminine with masculine and structures with delicate handcrafted embellishments. The foremost aim is to create individuality for the wearer with the vision that each piece is an heirloom that can be passed down through generations. Its aimed at the modern woman – a female who is strong, confident and unafraid to embrace her masculine side while stepping out beautifully sexy and alluring.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

Lilla is a womenswear, textile and jewellery designer. As a textile designer she is is specialized in embroidery, but also skilled in print and knit. Born and raised is Hungary, Lilla's graduate AW13 collection was inspired by Hungarian heritage and culture. "Folk Supernatural" is based around the supernatural means of Hungarian Folkwear. It is the result of her interest in the hidden meanings of folk dress and focuses on the close relationship between peasant costume and superstition. Sophisticated, edgy and inspired by imacculate craftmanship are the ethos behind the collection and Lilla's work in general. Lilla's aim with this collection was to innovatively modernize denselly embellished and carefully crafted folk dress and create a collection that is rich in textures and embellishments by using various hand - and machine embroidery techniques. Lilla is also engaged in leather jewellery and accessory design. She started creating jewelleries years ago as a hobby, but since 2010 her hobby slowly developed into a small business, and now she is selling her designs in independent and online designer boutiques. SKILLS: Embroidery specialized machinery: tanaka, tufting, cornely, irish, CAD various range of hand embroidery techniques Macramé Laser cutting Hand sewing Beading Embellishing Knit (both hand and machine) Traditional leather working leather jewellery and accessory making Fashion Illustration Printing (screen print, heatpress print, sublimation print Dyeing ( ombré dying, resist dyeing techniques ) Basic Pattern Cutting (flat and stand) Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) Fashion Styling Languages: English-fluent, German-advanced, Hungarian-native WORK EXPERIENCE : 2012 March- Jun Úna Burke -production assistant 2011 Jun-Sept Gareth Pugh - production assistant 2011 Jul-Sept Elanaor Amoroso- production assistant 2011 Apr -Jun Pierre Garroudi - production assistant 2010 Nov-Dec Mr Gammon - stylist assistant website: www.lillabalazs.com

BA (Hons) Fashion: Design Technology (Footwear Design)

The work reflects conceptual meanings behind a series of neatly organised objects in various visual manifestos. The main inspiration derives from the works of Ursus Werhli. Through mixing ordinary scattered elements into a minimal and controlled arrangement, there is a new perception of the original. It is a double take of imagery which becomes a personal documentation, similar creating a time capsule. Pieces are split apart or flatten out, only to construct an altered form. This is taking an existing object, transforming into a personal idea to the object. Decorative stitch details enhances the outlook of basic footwear silhouettes in the design. However, such details may have to be toned down to balance the shapes from the sole units. MDF takes form of the experimental stages of constructing the sole unit. The sections are made of series of laser cut shapes through the basic outline construction from Rhino. These panels that joins together creates the heel and other sole units. Acrylic is the final selection material wise as it is lightweight, fragile when it is in pieces but durable once they join up. Footwear Photo Credit - Photographer: Cliff Tan --- Watch out for developments on my blog (either): - lisateng.com - lisa-teng.blogspot.com Email: lix.teng@gmail.com Achievements: - LCF Graduate Press Exhibition 2012. - One of the nominees for Cordwainers' Cup Excellence in Footwear (2012) - Awarded Cordwainers Travel Scholarship (2012) Press: Fashitects: http://fashitects.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/lcf-press-exhibition-2012-part-1.html Style Bubble: http://www.stylebubble.co.uk/style_bubble/2012/07/shoes-n-things.html Fashion 156: http://www.fashion156.com/daily-blog/shoe-designer-lisa-teng/ I'm always looking for new innovation on the go. I give a fresh spin to an existing concept. I'm willing to learn more along the way.

BA (Hons) Fashion: Styling & Photography (Top Up)

A fashion stylist who is inspired by fashion, art, theatre, photography, cultures, music and colours. She believes fashion is not just clothes but its a lifestyle on its own, it creates its own unique characters, their style and their beauty and elegance. Educational Qualifications: London College of Fashion BA Hons Fashion Styling and Photography (2012) London College of Fashion (2010-2012) Foundation Degree Fashion Styling and Photography School of fashion Technology (2006- 2009) Fashion and Apparel Design Website: http://jenparimoo.wix.com/henna-parimoo Email: henziparimoo@yahoo.com, jenparimoo@yahoo.co.in

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design & Development

ABOUT: YEA:JI SUNG is a contemporary footwear designer brand that creates conceptual and architectural, yet accessible footwear for women. YEA :JI SUNG is not aiming for a totally commercial look but still being simple. Mainly focused on shapes which then allow the design to look more architectural and contemporary. COLLECTION: For designer's debut Autumn/Winter 2012-3 collection is presented with 9 styles. The collection is inspired by art movement from the 20th century focusing on the both Art Deco and Cubism. Geometric shapes and forms that have an architectural side has mainly inspired in designs PRESS: "Once again the simple triangle consumes a collection as Yea Ji Sung looked at shapes from the art deco period and cubism to inspire what she admits is a simultaneously commercial and directional collection. My Twitter page doesn't lie and as I do like a chunky heel, they don't get any chunkier than these carved wooden ones with triangular cut-outs and outlines." - Style Bubbles (http://www.stylebubble.co.uk/style_bubble/2012/07/shoes-n-things.html) Contacts ; yeajee.sung@gmail.com

Access To HE Diploma (Fashion Media And Communication)

Creative Director Art Director Stylist

BA (Hons) Fashion Photography

E - mail : anup@akpstudio.com Phone : +44 - 7557736309 Blog : http://dadarkroom.com Twitter : @akp_

MA Fashion Photography

I am a wet plate collodion photographer based in London. website: www.kasiaw.com http://kasiawozniak.tumblr.com/ email: wozniak_k@yahoo.co.uk The copyright of all images and text contained within the pages of this web-site or relating to this web-site are owned by Kasia Wozniak. Unauthorised copying, reproduction or broadcasting is strictly prohibited without explicit permission from Kasia Wozniak.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

"The sky is blue for the same reason, but the blue at the horizon, the blue of land that seems to be dissolving into the sky, is a deeper, dreamier, melancholy blue, the blue at the farthest reaches of the places where you see for miles, the blue of distance. Blue is the color of longing for the distances you never arrive in, for the blue world." - Rebecca Solnit Travellers of this new century, migrate by option and desire to capture the changes of the world. The denim, this large portion of the project, connotes a democratic tradition and the appeal of the globalized world. Emphasized by with the use of ancient Japanese technique of Sakiori, the reuse of old material. Denim trousers were recycled and hand woven into pieces; the mass production transformed into hand made. WORKING EXPERIENCE Nike + Centre for Sustainable Fashion | Design Colaboration Felicity Brown | Pattern Cutting Intern Alexander McQueen | Womenswear Intern Goldie London | Production Intern EDUCATION London College of Fashion | BA (Hons) Fashion Design & Technology: Womenswear Central Saint Martins | Fashion Folio Centro Universitario Ritter dos Reis | BA Product Design Press | ++ Design Creative Of The Week by PSFK: http://www.psfk.com/2012/06/design-creative-of-the-week-fernanda-fujiwara.html ++ Doze Magazine http://www.doze-mag.com/index.php/noticias/moda/editoriales-de-moda/1224-spectrum-sara-pista ++ The Painted House | Latitude Festival 2012 http://imogeneveson.co.uk/projects/latitude_2012.html/

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

Restless Surface. AW12 Freelance Knitwear Designer http://ruminakhatun.blogspot.co.uk/ http://ruminakhatun.tumblr.com/ rumina88khatun@gmail.com 07904121236 Hunger Magazine. Issue:3 Dig the New Breed http://www.hungertv.com/fashion/feature/dig-the-new-breed-stylist-neha-taneja/# Savagely_Animalistic Photographers: Ola Grochowska & Andrei Zach Stylist: Emma Pulbrook Hair and Make-up: Pace Chen using Nars for Make-up and Bumble and Bumble for Hair. Link: http://fuckingyoung.es/savagely-animalistic/ The Wings - Vogue Italia Concept and styling : Neha Taneja Photography : Luca Maria Piccolo Make up and Hair : Polly Mann Model : Chanie Munn Link: http://www.vogue.it/en/photovogue/Portfolio/d6da2f98-0f80-433c-9481-f6d57e7e9ca1/Image On/Off Fanzine issue 3, Sep 2012 Page 10 Photography: Eeva Inkeri Rinne Styling: Neha Taneja Hair & Make-up & model: Pace Chen Link1: http://www.onoff.tv/season/sept12/fanzine/index.html# Link2: http://www.newspaperclub.com/FashionMediaStyling/newspapers/19696-fms-newspaper Butterfly Project photography. Hanna Kristina Photography styling. Olivia Wright-Stylist mua & hair. Stephanie Jane model. Emily @ Profile

BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development

The collection is inspired by the smooth curves and linear elements of 60’s furniture, smooth shiny wooden panels that sit next to upholstered bright hues in coarse Meltons. Concrete poured buildings with rounded edges, curved openings & material contrasts. The collection plays with proportion & texture contrasts. Opposing textures sit alongside each other, a shiny patent leather tops a fluffy angora, a juxtaposition that emphasises both textures. Heritage fabrics are central to the design concept. She aims to create wearable fashion that is relevant to women today. Colour plays a key part in all her work, taking prominence in both her garments and her editorial work. Press- Tatler online- http://www.tatler.com/bystander/events/2012/june/london-college-of-fashion-graduate-show#/7516/image/29 Vogue.com -http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/autumn-winter-2012/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba/page/5 The Independent - http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/features/in-pictures-the-weird-and-wonderful-of-degree-shows-7844385.html?action=gallery&ino=6 Adorn girl blog - http://adorngirl.com/london-college-of-fashion-ba-graduate-catwalk-2012/ Now Fashion - http://nowfashion.com/28-06-2012-london-college-of-fashion-2012-part-2-live-event-event-2257.html In style - http://www.instyle.co.uk/news/hot-new-talent-at-the-lcf-grad-show-02-07-12 Beautiful shopping - http://www.gomoneyways.com/?p=65953 Fashion 156 - http://www.fashion156.com/collections/london-college-of-fashion-ba-graduate-show-2012/ Muse - http://www.themuse.tv/2012/07/muse-it-with-the-london-college-of-fashions-ba-show/ CV Mary Binding marybinding@gmail.com 07725048110 Hard working student with an ability to work under pressure to a high standard, always taking personal pride in what ever I do. Always punctual and enthusiastic, enjoys working as part of a creative, fast paced team. Graduating in July 2012. Skills •Good practical based skills including, precise presentation of ideas, working well with data to draw conclusions, sketching. •Working knowledge of Adobe Illustrator. •Good research skills. •Have worked with and been trained in Burberry’s SAP and PLM systems and Net-a-Porters internal systems such as X-tracker. Achievements •Won the technical award in a collaboration competition between LCF and the brand Volcom. •My work was also selected to be shown in a Volcom show/press event. •My work was also selected to be shown in the LCF press show. Education 2008-Present London College of Fashion, BA Fashion Design and Development – First class Hons 2007-2008 Foundation in Art and Design, Fashion specialty – Distinction. City College, Brighton 2000-2007 A levels - Art (A) English (B) Philosophy (C) 9 GCSE’s (A*-C) Work placement at Net-A-Porter, The Outnet Work placement at Net-a-porter, The Outnet Intern to the Product Merchandising team 2nd May 2011- 29th July 2011 •Researching trends for weekly email promotions of the Outnet. •Merchandising the garments and accessories on the website. •Responsible for the ‘Dress Me’ section of the website, which involves selecting garments options for different events and considering different consumers. •Responding to directions and briefs to create different custom lists. •Selecting garments, after being given a brief, to pass on to the press team that would be suitable to send out to publications after consulting the line list to access stock and sell through. Work placement at Burberry Intern to the Womenswear, Outerwear, Product development team. 26th July 2010- 26th April 2011 •Solely responsible for the creation of the inspiration and line list boards for the Outerwear team for 3 seasons (A11, W11 and SS12). These are used to present the new collections to the buyers, merchandisers and the CEO of Burberry. •Assisted the Outerwear team in the day to day running of the department, including the shipment of prototypes, assisting the fittings team, communication to external vendors and taking responsibility for the department’s PO’s. •Have assisted in the Look Book shoots for three seasons. •Cleaning sketches in Photoshop for the Outerwear and Sportswear team. •Preparing and altering garments for shoots and showroom. •Dressed models for presentations to Burberry’s team of global buyers, where it is essential to work quickly and precisely. Design Assistant at J W Anderson, Menswear Label 19th June - 28th September 2009 •15 weeks summer placement working in the studio •Working closely with the designer and head of accessories assisting the progression of design development and styling of garments. •In charge of the millinery section of the S/S 10 collection, which included assisting the design work, managing a team and directing construction tasks, ensuring deadlines were met and quality control was maintained. •Responsibilities included, hand sewing, beadwork, pattern cutting, use of illustrator, basic construction of garments, costing and communicating with suppliers. •Selected to dress at their show in London Fashion week. Design assistant with Jonquin Eden, Women’s wear August 2007 •One month placement in the studio. •Responsibilities included cutting out patterns, hand sewing, mood board assembly and accessories production. References available on request

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

YIRANTIAN GUO Womenswear fashion design Private Email: guoyirantian@yahoo.com http://yirantian.tumblr.com/ More Work Coming Soon...

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Fashion designer and illustrator More coming soon My vision for my A/W ’12-13 ‘Exotic dislocation’ collection is inspired by my multilayered cultural background, art and contemporary influences, merging into individual and cross-culturally designed clothing. References of Asia, the Exotic and oriental as well as Soviet Constructivism conjure up my fascination with opulence and bohemian cultures. Everything exotic and foreign gives a platform for imagination and exploration, and today we are particularly enriched by the world’s cultural exchange through migration and globalization. In this collection I’ve combined travel, escapism and an array of eastern influences with my personal aesthetic and designer codes. My aim was to balance modern, grown-up edginess with feminine silhouettes to represent long-lasting wardrobe essentials. The collection projects luxury ready to wear with a range of fabrics such as French silk chiffons, Mongolian sheep fur, waxed cotton, cashmere wool and reptile brocade, enhanced with dip-dyed tassel trimmings and chains. Colors run from spicy oranges to aquatic turquoises, balanced with dark plum and light creams. My muse is a traveler, a bohemian ‘gypset’, a woman who examines herself cross-culturally. I'm very much a 2D to 3D designer and portraying this woman in my 2D work is an essential part of my design process. My explorations are strongly illustrative and realistic with a fusion of techniques: pencil drawing, collage and acrylic paint. It’s about juxtaposition, combinations of stylistic references, eras and blending ideas. My work reflects a perception of beauty which comes from opposition and disparities. My designer philosophy is one of contrasts and eclectic mixes, with a modern youthful take on upscale dressing. It combines tradition with layers of modernity – as a young designer I feel it is important to look at the future and forecast it on a personal level rather than only repeating the past or conforming to the present. I aim to create a hybrid-aesthetic that appeals to a multitude of women from different cultural backgrounds, who wear culture as a coat. ‘When you put on the clothes of another culture, it changes how you stand, how you feel, the gestures you make.” (Pinar Yolacan in McDonnel, 2007). EDUCATION ≥ 2009-2012 London College of Fashion BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear First Class Honors ≥ 2008-2009 London College of Fashion Foundation Diploma in Art and Design Distinction ≥ 2000-2008 European School of Brussels II European Baccalaureate 93.6 % average FASHION DESIGN EXPERIENCE AND EMPLOYMENT ≥ Maxime Simoëns Atelier Assistant, Paris Fr January-April 2011 http://www.maximesimoens.com/ ≥ Minna Hepburn Research Assistant, London Uk January 2010 http://www.minna.co.uk/ ≥ Giles Deacon Studio helper, London Uk September 2009 ≥ Design Museum Bill Gibbs Exhibition Assistant, London October 2008 PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS: • Shortlisted for Nina de York Fashion Illustration Award 2012 • British Fashion Council Short list graduate • Work published in ‘New Fashion Designer’s sketchbooks’ by Zarida Zaman, June 2012 • Designed garment modeled at Teen Vogue Fashion show at Cuckoo club in London, May 2009 • Organizer of the EEB 2 Fashion show sponsored by Toni & Guy and Make-Up Forever, May 2008 • Presenting own collection at the EEB 2 Fashion Show, May 2008 Featured in: http://www.clikclk.fr/2012/07/03/evelina-romano/ http://creativeandlive.com/archives/2012/11/03/evelina-romano-interview http://www.thestyleexaminer.com/2012/08/teatum-jones-and-dorchester-hotel.html http://csokakeller.com/?p=69 http://www.papercutmag.com/editorials/2012/10/charli-photographed-meg-hutchison