FdA Fashion Styling and Photography

Nyema Droma, London based photographer/stylist, open for collaborations :) website: nyemadroma.com Email: needronphotography@yahoo.co.uk WORK EXPERIENCES & PUBLICATIONS Photography: Vajra 2014 new album cover UVV 2015 lookbook Bitch Kitch London commercial editorial Ming Hsuen Wu ss 2014 lookbook Styling: Dean and Callum published on Fucking Young Magazine 2013 Photography: TMCOT mixtape album cover Yabish 2014 ss lookbook YEEOM 2014 ss show Styling: The Secret Garden published on Institut Magazine Graffiti published on HUF Magazine Audery Grace Lookbook Idol Magazine Styling Assistance

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) 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) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design and Development

Tracey Fay is inspired by nature, culture and the processes of life - allowing these interests to influence her creativity and designs. Tracey Fay uses traditional shoe-making techniques to offer high-quality, unique and practical footwear.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

JEEGUI"FRAGMENT" A 15 autumn/winter season collection: investigating the concept that is ‘FRAGMENT’, representing an incomplete human development and fragmented memories of human history, through different texture, fabric and diagonal pattern cutting. ‘FRAGMENT’ in futuristic modern society is a representation of seeking traditional and primitive authenticity within humanity that we lost, against the lifestyles of modern society, which is lacking freedom, sameness or uniformity by large-scale manufacturing. In this collection, key fabrics are fur against showing with metallic silver leather and high tech bonded fabric. Basically, fur symbolizes the human authenticity from primitive and folk imagery, so that the fur in the collection is combined and crafted with futuristic fabric. It is a strong hybrid type of collection. Guyhyun is a menswear designer, who studied at London College of Fashion BA Menswear. Fur sponsored by Saga Furs Zip sponsored by Lampo Italy Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Hair, Melissa Wong Make - Up, Kirsty Gaston Supported by SAGA FURS Model, Liren Shih Photography, Giovanni Mantins Model, Gregory France (This is Another Day) Hair & Make Up, Jerry Keszka ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Press Show VOGUE http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/spring-summer-2015/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba DAZED http://www.dazeddigital.com/fashion/article/20456/1/london-college-of-fashion-ba-fashion-2014 ______________________press______________________ Fucking Young http://fuckingyoung.es/guyhyun-jee-fallwinter-2014-lookbook/#.U5H1qxb7DdI IDOL Magazine http://idolmag.co.uk/blog/guyhyun-jee-aw14-lookbook TIRADE Magazine http://www.tirademagazine.com/lost/4584691986 _________________________________________________ www.jeeguy.com Contact: jeeguyhyun@gmail.com g.jee1@arts.ac.uk

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Graduate Press Show collection 2015 The collection grew from ideas surrounding obsolescence; if you stay in one place a long time you begin to incorporate what is around you, grow feelings. In a sense after a while you become the furniture, ingrained in the walls. I was inspired initially by photographers such as Daido Moriyama and Nobuyoshi Araki, and the skeletal clothing in the Capuchin Monasteries. Rope-tying, gathering, knotting and the use of hair and water. Dip-dying and exploration of dying techniques on synthetic and natural fabrics to create watermarks and light tie dye effects using the para rope for tying. During my own dyeing processes I took inspiration from the inky effects dye has in water and on fabric. The rope and knotting reflects the movements and marks left after water has been present. Every garment should have a uniqueness as every object or person does, the history and life they have lived shows and has been ingrained there; we all in effect leave traces behind. Experience Topshop: Design Assistant (2013-2014) Ada Zanditon: Design Assistant/ Studio Manager (2013) Hemyca: Design Assistant (2012) Education London College of Fashion: 2011-2014 BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology Womenswear London College of Fashion: 2010-2011 Art and Design Foundation Diploma Skills Womenswear Design Pattern Cutting Hand and Machine Sewing 3d Experimentation and Draping Hand crafted embellishments/textiles Hand dyeing techniques Experienced in specification drawing for production Illustration Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign Print Placement Research, Layout and concept development Press • Collection on Vogue.com, Glamour Magazine. • Featured in The evening standard, and on evening standard online • Also featured on Dazed Digital, Id online, Not Just A LABEL and Fashion Monitor. • British Fashion Council “Lcf Dread” Photo-shoot Credits Colaborative Work: Fiona Barnes Lauren Pilgreen Headpiece by Nikki Marilyn Photography, James Rees Photographer Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Make Up, Melissa Wong Model, Rosie Elston at Select Contact fionajanebarnes@gmail.com

BA (Hons) Bespoke Tailoring

My work is based in traditional tailoring however, I find myself confident in challenging the forms and overturn it in modern and fresh silhouettes through pattern cutting and fabrics. I also have combined skills such as hand and machine sewing, research, design development through sketches and technical drawings. Through education and work experience, I have a strong skill working with 3d garments, such as draping and creating over the body and then working with toiles for a perfect fit. As I graduated in Bespoke Tailoring I built knowledge in how to construct a quality garment with high standard fit. https://lizandra-cardoni.squarespace.com

BA (Hons) Fashion Design (Part time)

www.davidrossfashion.com https://www.facebook.com/davidrossfashion https://twitter.com/davidgerardross http://searchingforstyle.com/2012/11/10-tips-to-a-great-fashion-portfolio http://papercutmag.com/editorials/2014/06/20/toward-summer-isle www.nuji.com/product/2c0d7e93-b177-484e-9d94-e46bd19ef2ad/david-ross-london-college-of-fashion-showtime http://fussedmag.com/03-2012/blogs/illustrator-david-ross.html Red Jacket featured in Stylist Lizzie Margerison's blog http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6w13zyYsw1rs8cfio1_1280.jpg Ivory 'kimono' jacket featured in Lizzie Margerison's blog http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6w10cZ1qY1rs8cfio1_1280.jpg http://www.notjustalabel.com/david_ross http://metro.co.uk/2013/09/12/the-changing-face-of-london-fashion-week-how-models-of-diversity-are-challenging-the-industry-3960366 Ideal Homes Christmas Show http://www.modelsofdiversity.org/gallery.php?g=16 Models of Diversity 2013 ad campaign http://www.jamesalexanderlyon.com/index.php/invisible-campaign-models-of-diversity 色々なテキスタイルをインスピレーションにして、斬新な裁断を目的にしたデッサーンです。 http://d.hatena.ne.jp/davidross

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design and Development

In Loving Memory (Final Major Project) In Loving Memory is a unique vision of pain and grief and the process of overcoming it. Taking inspiration from the religious rites of the Holy Week in Spain and the Victorian tradition of mourning dress code, the collection is a 21st century avant-garde interpretation of the feminine. Saul Robayna has developed an analytical and critical eye to the market offer as well as the costumer's needs and desires from his experience working for luxury retailers, a knowledge that is clearly reflected throughout his work. With a core on design, craftsmanship, quality and an extraordinary consideration for detail and texture, Saul Robayna seeks to empower women through classic yet sexy creations as well as more experimental designs.

BA (Hons) Fashion: Styling and Photography

Stylist, photographer and general creative

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: Womenswear

BFC 'DREADROCKS' -- Womenswear : Laura Needle Bag : Charlotte Bright Photography : James Rees Creative Direction : Rob Phillips Make Up : Melissa Wong Hair Extensions : Nicole Paskauskas Model : Rosemary Lambert LCFBA 2014 PRESS SHOW -- Photographer : Roger Dean www.vogue.co.uk www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/channel/ EXPERIENCE _________________________________________________ CÉLINE Atelier Assistant - January 2013 Phoebe English Pattern Cutting Intern - November 2012 / April 2013 Topshop (Unique) Design Intern - September 2011 EDUCATION _________________________________________________ LONDON COLLEGE OF FASHION BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology : Womenswear 2011 - 2014 LONDON COLLEGE OF FASHION Foundation Diploma in Art and Design 2010 - 2011 www.cargocollective.com/lauraneedle l.needle1@fashion.arts.ac.uk

BA (Hons) Fashion Jewellery

London based jewellery designer Yein Chein Yeung graduated from London College of Fashion (2014) with degree in BA (Hons) in Fashion Jewellery. Website: http://ycyeung.portfoliobox.me/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/yeungyeinchein Instagram: http://instagram.com/yeincheinyeung For further enquiries please contact: yeungyeinchein@gmail.com Photography Credits: THE EXOTIC AQUATICS: GLITTER RING #1 Jewellery by Yein Chein Yeung Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Melissa Wong THE EXOTIC AQUATICS: GLITTER RING #2 Jewellery by Yein Chein Yeung Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Melissa Wong

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 Press show Exhibition LCFBA14 - London 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) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Fashion Image 1 & 2: Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Hair, Melissa Wong Make - Up, Kirsty Gaston Supported by SAGA FURS Jewellery by www.thegreatfroglondon.com Model, Issy Knowles at Select Fashion Image 3 & 4 Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Hair, Melissa Wong Make - Up, Kirsty Gaston Model - Mollie Cruickshank About Faye van Andel Education: London College of Fashion - BA Womenswear Design Technology (graduating June 2014) Artemis Styling Academy - Short Course Fashion Design University of Amsterdam - MA Intellectual Property Rights Law December 2012- March 2013: Richard Nicoll, Internship October 2010 - May 2011: Whistles, Retail June - August 2010: Jan Taminiau, Internship February 2007- June 2010: Allen & Overy LLP, Lawyer intellectual property rights Sponsor: Saga Furs http://www.sagafurs.com/en/ Technical skills: Research and design development Illustration Adobe photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign Pattern Cutting Industrial Sewing Working with various fur techniques Business Skills: Project management Contract negotiation Acquisition Languages Dutch - native, English - fluent, Spanish - Advanced, French - conversational Faye's final collection is about observing how over the past decades excess and self-indulgence have effectively been glamorised: ”the attraction of excess” She looks at yuppie culture through books, film and vintage power suits, nineties (fashion) photography and how today the lifestyle of socialites and rich kids is seen as aspirational by many. Drawn to the luxury feel of these references, Faye also questions the attraction they have. Ultimately, this project is not about judging whether 'the attraction of excess' is something to be celebrated or frowned upon. It is about awareness, knowing where our desires come from. Knowing the difference between what we need and what we want, but also indulging in the pleasure luxury affords us. Faye's graduate collection is a show of sophisticated luxury and modern comfort and this is reflected in the materials and finishings that are used.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Melissa Wong Model, Fern Thomas at Select Catwalk Images, Roger Dean Personal Objective I returned to education to study fashion design having worked as a professional dancer in London’s West End. My aim is to work with a womenswear designer as a Design assitant and be able to contribute to the creative process and development of ideas and the production of a collection. I have a keen interest in surface texture, embellishment and craft. I’m interested in the quality and finishings of luxury garments. Skills Technical: Domestic, industrial and specialist sewing machines, including walking foot, heat sealing ultra-sew, and jersey finishings. Technical drawing, CAD, Creative pattern cutting and Toiling Creative: In-depth research and referencing, Collaging, 2D to 3D realization, Illustration IT: Abode creative suite: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign Education and Awards London College of Fashion: 2011-present BA Fashion Design Technology Womenswear Nicholas Samuel Celebratory Scholarship (2011) London College of Fashion: 2010 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Distinction The Dancers Career Development Bursary (2010) London College of Fashion Short Courses: 2009 Exploring colour for designers Introduction to fashion design Introduction to fashion Drawing Hampstead School of Art: 2008-2009 Still life, Portraiture and Mixed Media Collage Laine Theatre Arts: 1998-2001 Musical Theatre Diploma: Distinction Laine Theatre Arts Scholarship The BRIT School 1996-1998 BTec National Diploma in Performing Arts: Distinction Achievements Shortlisted for the BFC portfolio review (2014) Shortlisted for LCF press show (2014) I-D Diversity Now! All Walks of Life competition selection (2014) Muuse.com & LCF collaboration competition finalist (2012) Shirt Of Their Back Charity competition finalist (2011) Work Experience Meadham Kirchhoff: May-Sep 2013 SORAPOL: Jun- Oct 2011 Browier Lewis Fashion PR: Jun- Oct 2009 Press http://instagram.com/p/l0PUaRuE1g/ http://www.artsthread.com/p/dtanner2/gallery/manage/id-diversity-now/edit-media?_wpnonce=8a42420806&gallery_id=46978 Past Employment Phantom Of The Opera, Dancer, Her Majesty’s Theatre, London (2005-2010) We Will Rock You, Dancer, Dominion Theatre, London (2004 - 2005) Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Dancer, The Palladium Theatre, London (2003-2004) Saturday Night Fever, Dancer, Cologne, Germany (2001-2004) WIzard of Oz, Dancer, Richmond Theatre (2003-2004) Ready Steady Dance, Dancer, UK Tour (2002-2003) Babes in Arms, Dancer, The New Theatre, Cardiff (2001-2002) West Side Story, Dancer, Haymarket Theatre, Leicester (2001-2002)

BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development

A Fashion design and development graduate showcasing imagery from LCFBA14 press show work and final collection degree work. Press show work was a collaboration between myself, creating the menswear pieces, and also Katie Barker for Contour and Tiffany Ng producing the jewellery. (credits below) Degree work for my final collection was for a new brand MIX/D. A unisex collection and aim to evolve high fashion as is stands, taking gender importance away from clothing and retail to create a trans-seasonal, timeless collection of clothing to fit the human body. LCFBA14 Press show images 1-8 Menswear, Danielle Nichol Contour, Katie Barker Jewellery, Tiffany Ng Photography, Roger Dean LCFBA14 press shoot Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Hair, Melissa Wong Make Up, Kirsty Gaston Menswear, Danielle Nichol Contour, Katie Barker Jewellery, Tiffany Ng LCF Shadows Image Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Melissa Wong Model, Danny Baldwin MIX/D Looks1-14 Photography, William Baker Director, Richard Mortimer Stylist, Ian, Ponystep Hair, Lee, Premier models Make up, Amanda&Ginny Models, Vanessa and Max, d1 Models

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Press Show 2014 - Collaboration: Jana Dahmen, Photography: Roger Dean More images of my final major collection and press show collaboration to follow shorty. Sponsor: Saga furs

FdA Fashion Styling and Photography

Photographer based between Cairo and London. I love collaborating so feel free to get in touch. Check out my website for updated work: www.natashayonan.com BLOG: http://nmyphoto.tumblr.com/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/itsNMY INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/natashayonan

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