BA (Hons) Creative Direction For Fashion

A Creative Director/Stylist, who uses personal experiences and surroundings to influence her work. With a creative mind she is able to produce interesting narratives for her work, producing concepts which ambiguously relate personally to its audience. Deviate To Escape Trilogy - This trilogy focuses on the cinematic approach of fashion film. Portraying the battle between socially constructed identities, and the struggle of presenting individuality in an environment, which provides an ideal. The aim for the films is to present to its audience the effects that the ‘need to belong’ within a society, has on the individual. The mixture of stylised graphics and moving image depict the impression of an overwhelming duplication of identity and the absence of fulfilment and contentment, which is provided by originality. The overall narrative is based on the feeling and need to escape and deviate from the social path you are born into. The trilogy renders the process of finding self-identity, exposing the feeling of discomfort experienced within this transition. Each part of the trilogy focuses on the changes experienced in order to find individuality, whilst expressing how socially constructed identities can provide a sense of ‘untouchability.’ THE CREATOR The Creator film encapsulates the lack of identity and pureness embodied within an individual. Progression through the film demonstrates a constructed identity based on social ideals. THE SUSTAINER Seen throughout the Sustainer film are aspects of duplication, distortion and unfulfilment. Our socially constructed framework is the barrier between the need to belong and self-contentment. THE DESTROYER Destroying the socially constructed identity is the topic of the final film. Self-expression, awareness and serenity engulf the individual and consequently result in a destroyed identity. THE TRIANGLE Each film consumes the role of a triangular prism. A prism in optics is used to deviate and refract the light projected into it. Likewise these films depart from the established course of social ideals, in order to encourage individuality in a society that is so content as a duplicate. www.deviatetoescape.co.uk About Amy - A motivated Creative Direction for Fashion Graduate with a keen eye for styling and trend forecasting. Extensive and varied experience within the fashion industry inclusive of Styling, Design, PR, Events, Marketing and Promotion, all stimulating creative initiative and enthusiasm for personal development. A determined and self- motivated individual, consistently seeking new challenges and opportunities to advance, growing knowledge and skill-set within the fashion industry. Contact - Amy Groom - amykarengroom@gmail.com

FdA Fashion Design and Marketing

During the final term of uni, i took all the skills sets learnt at university to create a brand in which i am passionate about. The collection from the brand Cabin created is all about using the finest natural fibres and furs in creating the ultimate piece of luxury outwear. Inspired by apres-ski and mountaineering activities, these coats contain material properties that are natural and durable insulators for cold winters and warm summers. The brand naming concept "Cabin" came from the association with a place to retreat to for warmth and comfort , that too conveys the seasonal theme. The brand was to be an extension from a family run business, "Purelana" which embodies the same ethos to that of Cabin. The Brand is a true believer in fair trade, the wool mark and is a campaigner for the Polar Bears International trust. The two coats made "Bear Hug" and "Polar Bear" are coats that are of investment value and any of the "Polar Bear" coat sold, a portion of profit will contribute to the Polar Bears International trust. The usage of fur and where it has been sourced from is of paramount importance to the brand. The brand aims to communicate a strong message of using reputable tanneries and the fact that the Alpaca used is a bi-product is conveyed strongly in marketing such as the lookbook, video marketing campaign and labels. I am really passionate about this brand and have gained some great feedback for the work in which i would love to share with others.

BA (Hons) Fashion: Styling and Photography

Fashion stylist & Creative/Visual Director

BA (Hons) Fashion Textiles

NICOLE PASKAUSKAS CREDITS _________________________________________________ 1.Womenswear by Lauren Pilgreen & Fiona Barnes Headpiece by Nicole Paskauskas Photography, James Rees, www.jamesrees.co.uk Creative Direction, Rob Phillips, www.robphillipswork.com Make Up, Melissa Wong Model, Rosie Elston at Select 2.Womenswear by Lauren Pilgreen & Fiona Barnes Headpiece by Nicole Paskauskas Photography, James Rees, www.jamesrees.co.uk Creative Direction, Rob Phillips, www.robphillipswork.com Make Up, Melissa Wong Model, Rosie Elston at Select 3.Womenswear by Laura Needle Bag by Charlotte Bright Photography, James Rees, www.jamesrees.co.uk Creative Direction, Rob Phillips, www.robphillipswork.com Make Up, Melissa Wong Dreadlocks, Nicole Paskauskas Hair, Japo Okworobu Model, Rose Lambert 4.'NO CHOICE NO VOICE NO RIGHTS' Womenswear by Sher - Fyonn Chua, Nur Azalea B inti Muhammad Marzuki, Mizzi CY Tan Prints by Nicole Paskauskas Photography, Riccardo Raspa www.riccardoraspa.co.uk Creative Direction, Rob Phillips, www.robphillipswork.com Make Up, www.subtle-makeup.com Model Kimberly Tham LCF Streetcasting 5.'NO CHOICE NO VOICE NO RIGHTS' Womenswear by Sher - Fyonn Chua, Nur Azalea B inti Muhammad Marzuki, Mizzi CY Tan Prints by Nicole Paskauskas Photography, Riccardo Raspa www.riccardoraspa.co.uk Creative Direction, Rob Phillips, www.robphillipswork.com Make Up, www.subtle-makeup.com Model Kimberly Tham LCF Streetcasting 6.'CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP' Womenswear by Lauren Pilgreen, Japo Okworobu Prints by Nicole Paskauskas Photography, Riccardo Raspa www.riccardoraspa.co.uk Creative Direction, Rob Phillips, www.robphillipswork.com Make Up, www.subtle-makeup.com Model Illy Jay LCF Streetcasting PRESS _________________________________________________ I-D http://i-d.vice.com/en_gb/look/straight-ups/2820/nicole-paskauskas A SHADED VIEW http://ashadedviewonfashion.com/blog/lcf-ba-students-protest14-project-exhibition-pop-opening-tomorrow-hommage-katharine-hamnetts I-D http://i-d.vice.com/en_gb/read/top5/2381/lcf-protest HUNGER http://www.hungertv.com/feature/protest14/ AFTER NYNE http://afternyne.com/2014/04/24/protest14-pop-up-exhibition-for-one-day-only-to-mark-fashion-revolution-day/ BEL JACOBS http://beljacobs.com/2014/04/23/protest14-lcf-students-create-fashion-for-change/#sthash.yT2nB8wh.Trs0XdkA.dpbs ACHIEVEMENTS _________________________________________________ 2014 Selected for annual LCF Press Show 2014 Selected to develop and sell products for the 'TEN STORES CHALLENGE' event supporting the charity 'Hopes and Homes', London 2014 Font and Textile design for PROTEST competition on Fashion Revolution day 2014 Selected to be included in the annual publication and portfolio work towards the BFC colleges council day for Headpiece, hair design and illustration. 2014 Poster illustrations exhibited for IFFTI 'power of fashion' conference, Tokyo, Japan. 2013 Distinction level of completion of FDA Surface Textiles foundation degree 2012-2013 assigned role of student representative EDUCATION _________________________________________________ London College of Fashion 2014 (full time) BA Top-up year in Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles London College of Fashion 2013- 2 year (full time) Distinction level of completion of the Foundation Degree in Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles The Fashion and Textiles Museum 2012- 3 day short course in Adobe InDesign Central Saint Martins 2011- 5 day short course programmes: Drawing And Painting for Textile Design, Fashion Drawing London College of Fashion 2011- 1 year (full-time) Access to Higher Education Diploma (Fashion) 2011- 5 day Short course programmes: Adobe Illustrator workshop, Womenswear1 and 2 St. Peter’s School, York 2010- 4 AS levels includingArt A, Drama B 2009- 10 GCSE’s including Art A* (100% mark) WORK EXPERIENCE _________________________________________________ 2014 April - Textile Design towards SS15 collection Kit Neale, London 2013 Aug Textile Design internship Lady Gonzalez accessories, London 2012 Aug-Jun Textile, pattern cutting and graphic design, stylist assistant internship Kitty Joseph Clothing, (part time) London 2012 Jan-Aug internship PPQ Clothing, (part time) London 2012 Mar two week placement PYNX Technology 2011-2012 neo2 Magazine Feb (London fashion week) Attending and note making key trends for fashion shows and presentations such as PPQ, Mark Fast, Matthew Williamson, Belle Sauvage, Meadham Kirchoff, Bora Aksu, Louise Grey, Kristian Aadnevik, Mary Katrantzou Holly Fulton, Michael Van Der Ham and others 2010 Oct-Feb internship Hannah Marshall, (part-time) London

BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development

___ENKÉPHALOS The graduate capsule collection primarily explores the recovery process following a significant loss. While highly personal, it is a universal concept not unfamiliar to human nature. By immersing herself in the memories of her father and juxtaposing his traces against the works and processes of Rachel Whiteread, Judith Shea and Naoko Yoshimoto, the designer is able to create a narrative surrounding the reconstruction of self. This narrative served to inform the collection's mood and aesthetic. The designer’s choice of form, material and design methodology contemplates the spiritual element underpinning laborious processes and deliberate chance. Medical research and textual referencing eventually opened the door to creating a highly intuitive and accidental process within garment and object construction, while experimentations gave way to the exploration of new technologies and its applications. Literally turning the concept inside out, the collection uses 3D Rapid Prototyping and conceptual patterncutting techniques based on shape data and chance to create each indivdual garment. Natural fabrics such as silk and wool sit next to machined nylon as the designer looks for ways to blend 3D print seamlessly into a luxury collection. Through an organic yet engineered approach to garment design, Enképhalos stands as a memorial to what was lost; yet its very creation has ultimately become a timeless symbol of cartharsis and a quietly hopeful resolution. ___PROFILE Alexa is a graduating Fashion Design & Development student from the London College of Fashion. Drawing on her interests in concept solutions and other creative fields of design technology, Alexa aims to fuse them together in order to facilitate the exploration of the human element that drives us to create and consume fashion. ___ACHIEVEMENTS Selected Graduate for LCF BA 2014 Press Exhibition June 2014 Exhibited work at Meadowhall October Fashion Month (Sheffield, UK) October 2012 Centre For Sustainable Fashion x Fashion Futures Concept Winner April 2012 Sony Smartwatch x LCF Design Finalist December 2011 ___EXPERIENCE PREEN by Thornton Bregazzi Creative Studio Assistant October 2012 - April 2013 Jean-Pierre Braganza Design Intern July 2012 - September 2012 ___CREDITS Photography: Anja Aichinger MUA: Nicky Alsterhouse Hair: Steph Raven Model: Beatrice @ Oxygen With special thanks to 3D Activation.de

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

Contact: zach@zachariahsimons.com www.zachariahsimons.com All photography by Catharina Pavitschitz Sponsorship: Saga Furs, Denmark Lampo Zippers, Italy -12 Image Credits Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Hair, Melissa Wong Make-Up, Kirsty Gaston

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

FASHION DESIGN, BAG AND SHOES DESGIN, COSTUME DESIGN, STYLING EMAIL: F.GAO2@ARTS.AC.UK

BA (Hons) Fashion Jewellery

Reinterpreting and presenting jewellery in a fun, luxurious and innovative way. Credits: 001-006: Photography, Raymond Tan Beauty, Se-Chun Liu Model, Felicity Taylor Image 1: Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Womenswear by Emily Carter Beauty, Melissa Wong Model, Fern Thomas at Select 2: Photography, Lily Wood Stylist & hairstylist, Tolani Ola Beauty, Lori bee Model, Undisclosed 3: Photography, Marco Torri Fashion Director Diana Tleuliyeva Stylist, Tamima Karim El Narsh MUA and Hair Stylist, Jiyeon Kim 4: Photography, David PD Hyde Beauty, Ho Chun Wan Model, Natalia Dalkowska 5: Photography, Mariya Tatarnikova Beauty, Hyebin Lee Hair, Sunyoung Ha Model, Naomisha Phillips

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design and Development

Creative and highly committed student aiming to broaden my knowledge of the luxury footwear industry, both in design and development. FINAL COLLECTION Taking Pedro Almodóvar’s work as the main inspiration, the following lines from his film ‘Kika’ (1993) outline the collection just as neatly as the perfect eyeliner: “The eyelash widens the eye, gives depth, expression, shape. A girl with almond-shaped eyes is better than one with spaniel eyes. Even the most banal woman looks intelligent, looks sparkling with lashes. Eyelashes are great. I’m all for them, girls!” My final collection represents a journey from basic to luxury, nine simple vibrant red suede shoes inspired by quotidian actions such as the make-up routine women do everyday, not forgetting the gloss of nail polish symbolised in the deep red patent leather and the strong black colour proper of eyebrows and eyelashes. Editing: Kerim D. Model: Francesca N. EXPERIENCE April 2013 - Present Jimmy Choo Women's footwear design intern July 2011 - March 2013 Nicholas Kirkwood Ltd Intern www.diego-urbano.com

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

Perennial Autumn/Winter 14_ Eddy & Vale’s debut collection tells the story of the designers’ working class grandfather charming his way into the Savoy Hotel London to take a bath. The concept explores the highly permeable class division seen within 1950’s England and todays deep denial of ‘class consciousness’ (Moore, 2013) ‘Perennial Autumn/Winter 14’ strives to contend with the current refus(al) of verbal discourse on class’ through an exploration of upper and lower class stereotypes and ideals incorperating a sense of irony which can be argued to be a ‘default mode of contemporary culture today’ (Moore, 2013) ‘Perennial’ embraces traditional eveningwear with a modern reinterpretation to create an Autumn/Winter 14 collection for the 50+ consumer - playing with classic silhouettes and a moody colour palette. Aided by academic text & documentaries the collection examines the tensions seen within the British Class System - specifically in the 1950’s and the current social mobility (or lack of) seen within society today. Education_ BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear London College of Fashion (UAL) Foundation Diploma, Art & Design_Distinction University for the Creative Arts (Farnham) Experience_ Lee Roach Studio Assistant Intern March 2013 – June 2013 Topman Design Worked backstage at LFW January 2012 Richard Nicoll Worked backstage at LFW September 2011 Contact_ l.vale1@arts.ac.uk

BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development

Textile and Fashion Designer Hirika Jagani is currently studying her Final year in BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development at London College of Fashion. She believes in travelling in search of nomadic art around the world. Her final year project focuses on promoting Nomadic tribes Art, further to this the project aims on delivering the most exclusive and rare products in the market while keeping sustainable issues at the top priority. || About the project: "Nomadic Autumn/Winter 2015" || “Nomadic” – the debut collection Autumn/Winter 2015 is inspired from the nomadic tribes that travel in search of food, shelter and livelihood within the India. With an introduction of modern machinery in the industry, these tribes who use to earn on the craftsmanship now earn hardly anything for the survival. The debut collection aims at promoting their ancestral art form that is 300 years old. Being the nomad tribe, they still live in village where they believe in using natural resources to create an art form. Therefore, by promoting the art and keeping sustainability and Corporate Social responsibility as the key aesthetic of the brand, it aims to cater colourful and vibrant clothing pieces to satisfy consumer needs at a luxury market. Nomadic brings out the wearable canvas pieces with vibrant colour palette of red, yellow, maroon, orange and beige colours. || Work Experience || "Karishma Shahani"- Design Intern (July-September 2011)" Nicole Farhi "- Sample assistant (September- January 2013)" Vita gottlieb"- Design Intern (July-September 2013) || Achievements || Salvation Army (Sustainability project) -Finalist For further information: Contact her on: Email: h.jagani1@fashion.arts.ac.uk Email: hirikajagani@gmail.com Mobile: 07853071006 (London), 0091-8347473299 (India)

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design and Development

Footwear and accessories designer interested to hear about new opportunities rose.b.agnew@gmail.com +447889804050

BA (Hons) Fashion Textiles

Final year knit student on the BA (Hons) Fashion Textiles course at London College of Fashion with an experimental approach to design and ability to knit with a variety of materials. Previous degree in illustration allowed me to exercise strong drawing and conceptual thinking skills, which are continually integrated into my current work which is described as unconventional yet, wearable with a feminine touch. As part of my final major project, the idea of fashioned-objects that grow with the wearer over time was explored drawing inspiration from Western charm jewellery and its variants worldwide. Further research into the concept resulted in a collection of luxurious, knitted art jewellery pieces, which uniquely showcase the idea of building forms through the use of unconventional materials and techniques. These ‘one-off’ pieces are geared towards sophisticated women of any age who enjoy ‘making statements’ through dress which allow their personalities to shine just like a piece of charm jewellery. _________________________________________________ Extra-Curricular Projects: Art of Dress Project Selected along with other students to take part in the 'Art of Dress' project, a traveling exhibition organized by LCF Creative Director Rob Phillips taking place in London, Shanghai, New York, Dubai and Florence. _________________________________________________ Education: September 2011-present [University of the Arts London: London College of Fashion [London, England] [BA (Hons) Fashion Textiles] Specializing in knit Sept 2010-May 2011 [University of the Arts London: Chelsea College of Art and Design] [London, England] [Foundation Diploma in Art and Design] Specialized in Fashion and Textile Design 2004-2008 [Ontario College of Art and Design] [Toronto, Ontario Canada] [Bachelor of Design, Illustration] 2003-2004 [Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning] [Oakville, Ontario, Canada] [Art Fundamentals Certificate] _________________________________________________ Work Experience: uk.linkedin.com/in/lindaawuku _________________________________________________ Credits: "...like a piece of charm jewellery." A/W 14/15 lookbook images - Photographer: Linda Awuku - Model: Mariana Garcia de la Noceda

BA (Hons) Fashion Contour

Graduate of 2014 The Autumn/Winter 2014 graduate collection combines innovative styles with traditional haute couture craftsmanship to create elaborate sculptural pieces. Drawing inspiration from the architectural structure and presence of Victorian glasshouses, the Autumn/Winter 2014 collection, Decimus, consists of multipurpose garments which can be worn as statement lingerie or as outerwear. The collection also features basic pieces which can be mixed and matched with the structural garments, highlighting the complexity of the designs. Recent experience: Participant in Fashion in Motion at the Victoria and Albert Museum with London College of Fashion - November 2013 Winner of Industry Competition - LCF with Debenhams Maternity - June 2013 Winner of Industry Competition - LCF with Sophie Hallette Lace - March 2013

BA (Hons) Fashion Jewellery

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BA (Hons) Fashion Jewellery

BA Fashion Jewellery Final Year Merging artisan jewellery techniques with pioneering digital production in the creation of exciting structures, material textures and finishes. 1. Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Make Up, Melissa Wong Model, Andrew Dunford

BA (Hons) Fashion Contour

Zoe Hopgood CONTACT zfhopgood@gmail.com TUMBLR http://musings-and.tumblr.com/ http://reverie-and.tumblr.com/ Images 1 Mixed Media Illustration 2 Fifi Range Technical CAD & Detail Shots 3 360 Fifi Range 4 Womenswear by Jiaoyao Wang Textiles by Grace Turner Contour by Zoe Hopgood Photography, James Rees www.jamesrees.co.uk Creative Direction, Rob Phillips www.robphillipswork.com Beauty, Melissa Wong www.subtle-makeup.com Model, Sasha at Select 5 BA'14 LCF Press Show Line Up 6 360 Helena Range 7 Mixed Media Illustration 8 Graduate Collection | Concept Board 9 Graduate Collection | Print Development & CAD Colour Ups 10 Mixed Media Illustration 11 Mixed Media Illustration 15 Year 1 - Shoot of Soft Cup Bullet Bra and Girdle for Louis Vuitton Simulated Project Photography - Sara El Styling- Sophia Probett Hair & Make up - Charlotte Louisa Moran Model - Marija @ bookings — with Marija Plavska. INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE Graduate Design Assistant Myla, February 2013 - August 2013 Design Intern Myla, June 2012 - Feb 2013 Sales Associate Marlies Dekkers (Harrods), May 2012 - June 2012 Intern The Lingerie Collective, November 2011 - June 2012 Sales Associate Fenwick Limited, February 2011 - May 2011 Intern Bordello London Ltd, June 2010 - October 2010 EDUCATION London College of Fashion BA (Hons) Fashion Contour, 2010 - 2014 Central Saint Martins UAL Level Foundation Diploma in Art and Design, 3D Design, 2009 - 2010

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design and Development

Supporting the journey towards refashioning footwear products into desirable, sustainable pieces was the objective of the final project. With the challenge to refine the rough textural appearance highly associated with sustainable designs, the designer developed a unique range to create modernistic, enticing shoes. The gentle spirit of nature and it's natural cycle is the key inspiration for the collection. Through a combination of traditional natural dyeing techniques with flowers, red cabbage, logwood and other natural ingredients, a range of print and colour variations was produced to develop a collection of unique, exclusive products. The concept produces inevitable fresh, feminine designs supported by a sustainable, unique selling point in footwear fashion. ................................................................................................ A very confident, multi-talented Footwear Designer/Product Developer that is inquisitive and analytical in her studies. Having completed work experiences both in luxury and commercial fields, she demonstrates a keen interest footwear product development and business awareness. With a commercial understanding, consumer behaviour is her key drive to creating products that are unique and desirable. Diana has developed an extensive understanding of the technical making processes and has engaged with several IT softwares to enhance the variety of CAD skills within her portfolio. She is incredibly focused and determined and her skills would highly contribute to any company in the fashion industry. Model: Monica Jethwani Photographer: Nils Wilbert http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/diana-camilleri/50/80b/57a/

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

Contact: r.carriganbanks@gmail.com Look Book Photographer:Orsolya Luca

BA (Hons) Fashion Illustration

Louise O’Keeffe is a freelance illustrator & print designer and a recent graduate of London College of Fashion in BA hons Fashion Illustration. She comes from a richly artistic background including fine art, textiles and fashion design and specializes in fashion and portrait imagery. She predominantly works in watercolor and likes to play with mixing accuracy and detail with the fluidity of ink. Her work is very feminine and painterly with a strong interest in colour. Although Louise’s work is mostly hand rendered, she has recently began illustrating using other devices such as the iPad. She has interned with Victoria Grant Millinery and was a runner up in the Zoe Jordan LFW Doodle competition. Her work has been exhibited in the Paris College of Art Exhibition November 2013, The Shoreditch Fashion Show April 2013 and Raw Talent 2013. Louise often illustrates live at events and fashion shows with clients including Harvey Nichols, Triumph International, Juicy Couture, B&H Group and Vauxhall Fashion Scout. Louise had the honor of being included in the handful of creative females selected by Triumph International to be part of their “Women in Making” campaign for the past two seasons now. Here she acts as a brand ambassador where does a variety of live illustrating for them as well as holding fashion illustration workshops for the press and public. This season she also designed the new “Women in Making” logo. Clients include: Harvey Nichols Triumph Lingerie Juicy Couture B&H Group Bambi & Butler The House of Scarlet Revival Accessories Cosmetics A La Carte Pitch London Interflora Flowers The Future Vintage Magazine Vauxhall Fashion Scout Coverage in: Stylist Magazine - 2 April 2014 Red Magazine - April 2014 Tatler Bystander - March 2014 Elle UK Magazine - April 2014 The Telegraph Magazine - Saturday 9th November 2013 Elle UK Magazine - November 2013 Twenty6 Magazine Fashion 156 Daily Blog RAW Talent 2013 Shoreditch Fashion Show 2013 OffBeat Made in Shoreditch The Future Vintage Magazine Website: www.louise-okeeffe.com Facebook:www.facebook.com/LouiseOKeeffeIllustration Twitter: @LouiseOKeeffe2 LinkedIn: uk.linkedin.com/in/louiseokeeffe/ Instagram: louise_okeeffe Email: info@louise-okeeffe.com