BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design and Development

Passionate designer-maker currently completing final year. The collection, inspired by nature, provides the urban cyclist with a range of classic footwear incorporating wearable technology.

BA (Hons) Fashion Illustration

I am a freelance illustrator & print designer and a recent graduate of London College of Fashion in BA hons Fashion Illustration. I comes from a richly artistic background including fine art, textiles and fashion design and specializes in fashion and portrait imagery. I predominantly work in watercolor and like to play with mixing accuracy and detail with the fluidity of ink. My work is very feminine and painterly with a strong interest in colour. Although my work is mostly hand rendered, I have recently began illustrating using other devices such as the iPad. I has interned with Victoria Grant Millinery and was a runner up in the Zoe Jordan LFW Doodle competition. My work has been exhibited in the Paris College of Art Exhibition November 2013, The Shoreditch Fashion Show April 2013 and Raw Talent 2013. I often illustrates live at events and fashion shows with clients including Harvey Nichols, Triumph International, Juicy Couture, B&H Group and Vauxhall Fashion Scout. I 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 I act as a brand ambassador where I do a variety of live illustrating at events as well as holding fashion illustration workshops for the press and public. This season I 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

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/

Graduate Diploma Fashion Design Technology

Fashion Designer Based in London please contact me through message box on Facebook official page https://www.facebook.com/hailijinfashiondesign Education: The Hong Kong Polytechnic University BA(Hons) in Fashion and Textiles University of Borås Exchange Programme in Fashion Management London College of Fashion Graduate Diploma in Fashion Design and Technology

BA (Hons) Costume for Performance

A devoted and inquisitive Costume for Performance graduate with a particular interest in historic costume. The love for embroidery highlights a keen eye for attention to detail and finer works. Intuitive and experimental, with a great interest and experience in textile design and fabric manipulation. Final Major Project . Greed represents our Capitalist society in relation to today's throw-away culture and mass-production. Covered in objects found on the shores of the River Thames, it shows our constant desire for new products and addresses the topic of waste versus value. Costume made out of liquid latex painted with Pax and spray paint. samira.a.khadraoui@gmail.com

BA (Hons) Fashion Jewellery

Ho Yi Amy Cheng BA Fashion Jewellery Year 3 Student"Elements" Collection Architecture can reflect on people's personalities, thinking and their culture, in this collection, I have explored how Chinese traditional architecture expresses the character, spirit and national ideals of Chinese people. These will be transform into my "Elements" collection, letting others to get to know more about Chinese and make the Chinese citizens to realize who they really are. All my designs are simple and clean, just as China's architecture loves the beauty of group combination and often uses central-axis or a symmetric compact design. No matter which composition method is chosen, Chinese traditional architect is well known for the style of being neutral, easy going, conservative and elegant. Other than that, me in particularly chosen 5 elements (metal, earth, fire, water & wood) and Chinese lattice works to be the main elements in my collection. They both are the important factors and decorations to consider with when designing the Chinese architectures. For further enquiries please contact: amy91cheng@hotmail.com

BA (Hons) Technical Effects for Performance

Technical Effects student specialising in fabrication, who enjoys working on both large and compact projects. A committed independent worker who is flexible, dependable and able to problem solve, I am continually seeking to improve my experience and skills, ideally within both theatre and film. My current skill set includes: competent use of industrial sewing machines and overlockers, mould making and casting, plastazote fabrication, poly-carving and airbrushing. Own kit includes domestic sewing machine, overlocker and airbrushes with mini compressor.

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Fashion Bags and Accessories: Product Design and Innovation

Harpa & Hive Ltd m.mcinerney1@csm.arts.ac.uk

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 Textiles

Fashion Textile student specialize in print design, love to playing with material, technic and experience mix-media. Work in both digital and hand craft. Good at illustration and inspired by modern future design. Have a nice sense of colour and love graphic. Working in different style, very famine. Good at both digital and hand drawing. Love to read and music. Enjoy taking photos, drawing and writing when travelling. Outgoing easygoing person and love to learning.

MA Fashion Curation

■ PROFILE With a background in Communication Studies, during the MA in Fashion Curation I continually questioned how the essence of a garment could be most effectively communicated through the static display of dress. Recognising ‘movement’ as a key element to this communication, my final MA project identified two approaches to ‘revive’ the traditional static display of dress within the museum space: the introduction of performance and new applications of technology. Through this research I have recognised the importance and potential for the museum space as a site for fashion communication. Curatorial and research interests include: New Technology, Fashion Film and Performance. ■ CHOREOGRAPHING DRESS My final project manifested as a guide for the curator and museum to enhance communication within the fashion exhibition. Eight interventions were identified from extensive research as having the potential to actualise a 'choreography of dress', ultimately challenging the static presentation of dress within the museum space. ■ FASHION CURATION'13 Through a collaboration with fellow graduates Fiona McKay and Xenia Capacete-Caballero, we have realised our homogenous outlook on the progression of fashion curation through a multi-media installation, exhibited at the MA13 Exhibition at Victoria House, London in February 2013. The installation included a 3D scan, an immersive fashion film and an integrated online component, which was created around the archive of the collector, Fraser Laing of General Eyewear (formally Arckiv). www.fashioncuration13.com ■ CURATORIAL PROJECTS danielc-s.comwhitelineprojects.com

FdA Fashion Design Technology (Designer Pattern Cutter)

Alice Katie Hughes | Designer Pattern Cutter originally from North Yorkshire | I like to experiment with different ways of working to get across my ideas - I am still developing my style which I hope is expressed through my work from beginning to current | Feel free to contact me if you have any queries: alicehughes93@hotmail.com

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design and Development

Final major project - The witch inside me The concept for this collection is for every women to search for and find the witch inside themselves. We all wish we could have magic powers, the concept questions how and for what purpose we would use them for. Taking into account women’s real opinions and feelings is important for the design process. The purpose of the collection is to reveal the dark and good side in every women. The intent is to make them dream, allow them to evade reality and remind them that they are strong and invincible. MY VISION OF DESIGN My designs tell a story, I want people to think beyond the look of the shoes. They should be able to understand my thinking process to create a deeper relationship between them and my designs. Contact: geraldine.delemme@gmail.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_ Mika (musician_ http://mikasounds.com) Working on costumes for up and coming music video. 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

FdA Fashion Design and Marketing

Before ending up in garment design for high end market and luxury sport segment in particular, I did it the other way round – had a marketing and advertising degree, made a name in event management and brand-building, artist collaborations and PR. Keeping a critical eye on trends and capitalising on them was part of the job. True passion never goes away though; to me, fashion is the way I present myself, the way I see the world, it's vocation and work and play. Thankfully tables have turned. Today I can immerse in every chunk of fashion from fiddling with fabrics, colours, constructing garments and image, to predicting tends to brand-building to promotional concept. Fashion is the part of my personality I had a privilege to finally put together. My final collection is mixture between high end design and sportswear. I wanted to provide women comfortable clothes yet glamour. The design aims to be cutting edge, funny and provocative which reflect into the name of the collection: "Bankrupt" and the used fabrics. I picked up on the functional aspects of LYCRA and pushed these further to incorporate waterproof pockets for phones and MP3 players that take the garments beyond just fashion, giving them depth that I feel sportswear can lack. . The overall look is softened by the organza, which creates sheen and relaxed feel that any woman can feel confidently attractive wearing. Photos: Nikolay Naydenov Model: Aureliia Ivinskvte Design&Styling: Irina Lazova

BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development

Ji Yeon Kang is currently completed BA(Hons)Fashion Design and Development course Her designs are hand-crafted womenswear concentrated, influence by exquisite, lavish, elaborate details from Baroque era. *Ji Yeon Kang Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/JI.KANG.COUTURE *Website : www.jiyeonkang.com *Email : ji@jiyeonkang.com *Twitter : @zyeonk

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design and Development

A highly creative footwear designer, taking inspiration from natural sources to create a responsibly sourced and unique product. natasha.creaton@hotmail.co.uk 07873774157

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 Design and Development

I am Hoor Inam Gandapore, a fashion student currently completing my third year in BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development from the renowned, London College of Fashion. I hail from the culturally rich country of Pakistan wherein lies beauty through diversity. I am extremely passionate about where I come from and I believe that Pakistani ethnic clothing and tradition will influence my work subtly. I would like to play a big part in exposing the fashion side of this beautiful country to the rest of the world. Contact me: hoorinam@hotmail.com Image No.1 Credits: Womenswear by Hoor Inam Gandapore Print by Meique Chen Leggings by Katie Barker Jewellery by Cheuk Wing Tiffany Ng Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Melissa Wong Model, Illy Jay Gandapore A/W'15 (Credits) Photography: Karolina Amberville Makeup: Magdalena Skoczylas Model: More Gin, TwentyOne Models Management

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Fashion Bags and Accessories: Product Design and Innovation

www.lindseytaitdesign.com e: lindseytaitdesign@mail.com A curious and diligent designer who takes inspiration from many sources including life experiences, anatomy, the fantastical and the unknown. The aim of lindseytait design is to use fashion and its influence as a channel to raise awareness of social issues and to make a difference. The brand is dedicated to having a social responsibility as well as producing superior quality crafted pieces that are one of a kind and make a statement. Striving for perfection, attention to detail is key as well as finding new and exciting ways to create, while incorporating traditional artisan techniques to produce beautifully finished products. Looking to modern technology to influence design and to push the boundaries of ‘fashion’, lindseytait design hopes to bring accessory design to new levels of what can be achieved. Born in a small town in Northern Ireland, Lindsey showed a strong passion for art and craft from a young age, which soon flourished into a love for fashion design. While completing her Foundation Diploma, Lindsey’s keen attention to detail and interest in accessories became apparent, leading to her relocation to London to attend London College of Fashion. Lindsey intends to remain in London to continue growing as a designer and to also expand her knowledge of fashion design and construction into apparel – although her main focus still remains on creating innovative and provocative fashion accessories. Please contact for more information or for any enquires for collaborations or commissions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lookbook Credits: Photography: Chris Cove Model: Ines-Hermione Mulford @ Base Studio Assistant: Kiego Kato @ Studio197 BFC Credits: Photography: Justino Esteves Nails: Lauren Michelle Pires Creative Director: Rob Phillips