MA Digital Fashion

I am artefact designer based in East London. I completed my BA at the London College of Fashion with First Class honours and perused a successful career designing and creating fashion and accessories for two years. Last year I was awarded a prestigious scholarship from the Head of the British Fashion Council, Harold Tilman to study an MA in Digital Fashion at the London College of Fashion. During my time studying my MA I started to explore using 3D printing in jewellery design . I am now passionate about using 3D printing techniques mixed with my traditional background in fashion, thus creating complex and beautiful wearable art that would be impossible to create without 3d printing or without an indepth knowledge of classic design techniques.

MA Fashion Design Technology, Menswear

There is a fresh interpretation in Ancient Egyptian Culture in Kay Kwok’s menswear collection﹣﹣fake eternity. with the inspiration of Ancient Egyptian Religious and Cosmology-the mysterious story behind Sphinx, the relation between the process of mummy erosion and the system of Ancient Egyptian’s constellation like Ancient culture of Solar,Lunar & Stellar story. the Designer has combined the ideas to create prints by playing shades, light and flame aiming to pushing digital printing into a new area with the twist of classic menswear tailoring.
 Printed Neoprene fabric is widely used on the collection because of its fleshy hand-feel.

 with the uniqueness and freshness of his menswear , the collection was nominated for the Collection of The Year Award 2012. Contact: Kaykwokfashion@gmail.com facebook.com/KayKwok.London twitter.com/TszFungKwok weibo.com/kaykwok

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

A designer specialized in Menswear/textile design. His design features a mixture of contemporary shape and unprecedented textile design produced by the special technology/technique. Those design features are, at the same time, underpinned by functional beauty and the ease of wearing. The main fabrication idea for this collection is uncomfortable hybrid of water proof/2 tonal synthetic and organic fabric. He produced original textile for this hybrid idea. Ultra Sashiko (US): single/multi layer of fabric welded and embossed by Ardmel Ultrasew machine to evoke sashiko's quilting feature without thread Waterproof Ultra Sashiko (WPUS): 1. A fabric welded and embossed together with top layer of plastic material. 2. Welded and embossed pre-coated waterproof fabric. The designer and all the garments are currently in Japan. Please make a booking for hiring stuffs as early as possible. Contact: +81 08038556076(JPN) +44 07588368839(UK) isaribism@gmail.com

MA Fashion Media Production

About Clarissa has as strong background in styling and fashion production. Her aesthetic juxtaposes fantastic elements with contemporary avant-garde style, whilst remaining simple and visually arresting. She combines fashion and art to create her unique style. Creative multidisciplinary artist interested in exploring concepts on film, costume design, fashion production and art direction. Contact: clarabela17@hotmail.com

MA Fashion Design Technology (Menswear)

Designer Hera Wan completed her BA in Fashion Design and Technology Menswear at London College of Fashion in 2012 and is pursuing her MA in menswear degree in London. During her BA study, she worked at the Amsterdam based fashion house of 'Viktor & Rolf' as a menswear design assistant for three months. With a curiosity driven mind and a lifelong passion for fashion, she decided to explore the realms of aesthetics through fashion design. Hera believes that ongoing dedication and inquisitive imagination are the fundamentals of design. Eruption of colours, noise, emotions and when cultures of different kinds clash and connect is what inspires Hera to create and design. Specialized in menswear gives Hera a great opportunity to test the boundary between traditional masculinity and her eccentric perception and aesthetics of masculinity. Capturing the harmony of colour, prints, and fine details, HERA\WAN showcases the elements of distinction and unexpected blitheness throughout its designs. HERA\WAN 2012 Autumn Winter menswear collection 'Muted Adolescence' is inspired by the innocence and subtle suppression of childhood in the early 1900s. The collection featured attentively screen printed spots, muted colour digital printed argyle pattern and unconventional application of straps and ribbons. The collection is tied together and elevated by the colour combinations and childlike proportion. Contact Details: Contact: http://www.HERAWAN.com heramatisse@gmail.com +44 (0) 754 99 56 117 Facebook: @HERAWANDESIGN Twitter: @HERAWANDESIGN Publications/Press: ANORMALMAG online publication 06-May-2012 http://www.anormalmag.com/fashion/muted-adolescence-de-hera-wan/ SOUTHSEA FASHION WEEK 2012 RTW @Portsmouth Cathedral CANDID MAGAZINE Issue 5 Autumn 2012 http://candidonline.com/issue-5-illustrating-the-industry-is-free-to-read-here/ BLEND MAGAZINE online publication 08-Sep-2012 http://www.blend.nl/alexei/ Fashion Meets Music™ Los Angeles Event London Edition @Cargo Shoreditch 14th November 2012 St. Arts Magazine http://www.st-artmagazine.com/art-in-the-bubble/sitara-2013-menswear-collection-childs-play/ Boys by Girls Magazine Volume 4 F/W 12 issue paper copy A Place Called Youth (with Timothy Kelleher) Models.com http://models.com/work/boys-by-girls-magazine-a-place-called-youth---timothy-kelleher/132380

MA Fashion Photography

I am a Fashion Photographer based in London. Living, studying and working in Ireland, Switzerland, Italy and the UK left me enriched with a multitude of cultures to stimulate my creativity and personality and four languages, which I speak fluently, German, English, French and Italian. She currently lives and works in London. I graduated in Art History and English Literature from the University of Berne (CH) and in Photography from LCC (London College of Communication) and finished my MA in Fashion Photography at LCF. Please contact me for any collaborations or shoots.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

London-based fashion designer and illustrator Final BA Collection: 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.mikapoka.com/2012/11/go-west-young-girl.html 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 Contact: evelina.romano@hotmail.com

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

K, [HyungTae Kim]. . ."A/W 2013 Generation." A/w 2013 "The idea of K A/w 13 collection is to explore the sensitive relationship between youth-cultures and parental culture." My concept is to look at the contrasts between the themes of 'Father/Tradition, Youth/rebellious and Uniform/War. What inspired me were the memory and feelings I had when I was an adolescent boy. The memory of trying my Father's clothes is unforgettable. What remains deep inside of me is the feeling of warmth and comfort. To more accurately describe, it was like wearing a very warm blanket in a very cold and lonely winter. This feelings got stronger when I was trying his military jacket. I wanted to deliver that feeling of warmness of oversized khaki fabrics whilst having the adolescent boy's rebelliousness attitude that I had as I grow up, as his jacket getting smaller."Hyung tae Kim’s was also great – it was a very good season.” Backpacks featured strongly in a great deal of collections, particularly in Kim’s who presented low-slung oversized backpacks combined with large, long coats that looked reminiscent of ‘typical’ father’s clothing but with a younger fresher vibe" - Hilary Alexander Academic London College of Fashion 2009 -2012 BA(Hons) FDT Menswear FT Northumbria University 2006-2009 BA(Hons)FDT Fashion Design Foundation Degree Work Experience Reworked [london] 2009 - 2011 [VINTAGE, ARMY CLOTHE REWORKED SHOP] ASSIATANT Diorasa 2007-2008 [Tailor shop] TAILOR ASSISTANT Press: http://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/fashion/catwalk/AW2012/ReadyToWear/london/london_college_of_fashion_-_ba/full-length-photos -http://www.gomoneyways.com/?p=65953 -http://jaci-mag.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/untitled-ss-2013-mens-collection-acne.html -http://www.fashion.arts.ac.uk/2012/live/ -http://disordermagazine.com/lcfs-upcoming-talent/style/ -http://www.flickr.com/photos/53179772@N06/7490122378/ -http://fashionstyleology.com/hyung-tae-kim-k-aw-2013-lcf-ba-show/ -http://blogs.fashion.arts.ac.uk/snapshot/2012/06/29/last-night-in-shoreditch/ -http://nowfashion.com/28-06-2012-london-college-of-fashion-2012-part-1-live-event-event-2256.html -http://www.tatler.com/bystander/events/2012/june/london-college-of-fashion-graduate-show#/7516/image/25 - http://www.catwalking.com/ -http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/autumn-winter-2012/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba/page/7# -http://www.fashion156.com/collections/london-college-of-fashion-ba-graduate-show-2012/ Contact. Mobile: +821045646049 E-Mail: klothing@hotmail.com Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/kclothes Twitter: https://twitter.com/klothing

MA Fashion Design Technology (Womenswear)

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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.

MA Fashion Design Technology, Womenswear

The main discussion in this project is “ The inability of humans to stay still.” I wanted to express a concept about returning to one’s original nature, looking at nomads, their life and the nature power of making clothes from a new angle, with an idea about time and memory. The nomadic life style, especially in Central Asia, is one focus in my research. Nomads’ everyday dress, accessories and daily essentials, the places they live and their hand-weaving technique also work as design references in this project. “Time & Memory” went through the collection construction. This idea is shown mainly through the manufacturing methodology in the project. Edges of the fabrics were loosed naturally during the manufacturing process. The seaming methodology is complex. I needed to use hand stitching in the whole collection in order to present the natural power of making clothes. Traces of machines are not seen in the project. Fringes were created in some parts of the seams on the garments. Yarn-dyed woven fabrics are important materials in the project and an organic colour scheme is used to emphasize the concept. Contact: Suolivia1@gmail.com http://renlisu.tumblr.com/ Image Credit/ Photographer/ Raymond Tan

MA Fashion and the Environment

My practice encourages the fashion industry to further engage with unique fine fibres from alternative sources such as camel, yak, alpaca, llama, musk ox, bison and rare breed sheep, among others. This will ensure that biodiversity and genetic variation continues to flourish on earth within both wild and domesticated species. The use of various different uniquely performing animal fibres in fashion knitwear is not only crucial in order to avoid homogeneity in fashion garments, but more importantly for general ecosystem health as the loss of biodiversity is counted among one of the 9 most pressing environmental issues facing us today (Planetary boundaries, 2009). A knitwear collection using many of these unique animal fibres, alongside an educational guide to the sustainable benefits and impacts of the continued development of these worldwide fibre niches was created to highlight the importance of biodiversity in fashion fibre consumption. www.liz-spencer.com liz@liz-spencer.com

MA Fashion Curation

I EVOKE MUSES AND RESUSCITATE DIVAS. I graduated in Fashion Design at Politecnico in Milan in 2008 with a project on Chanel and menswear, a reinterpretation of her iconic suit, juxtaposed with transformable wear. Grade: 100/110. I have recently completed my master's degree in Fashion Curation at London College of Fashion with a project on the Italian noblewoman Marchesa Luisa Casati, whose fashion and art deeds inspired countless artists of her time and still retain a big influence on contemporary fashion. My research will be presented at London College of Fashion MA Show at Victoria House, London, in February 2013: a 45-minute documentary will be shown during the exhibition and will feature interviews with curators as well as footages from fashion shows and films. My main field of research is that of fashion and music, first developed in the fictitious exhibition 'ON A CLEAR DAY: Barbra At The Pavilion', which created a parallel between the artistic vision of the Prince Regent and that of Streisand. Then, being chosen as keynote speaker by the Costume Society UK for their annual Study Day in 2012 represented a big step in my career. Together with my collaborator Giuseppe Meduri, I developed a research on the exploitation of costumes by music divas in the creation of their stage personae. Although the speech focused only on popular music divas from the 1850s onwards, the project behind this research is a book on the history of all music divas, which we expect to be published in 2014. I am now currently on an exhibition on Chanel by Professor Amy De La Haye which will open at London College of Fashion in September 2013. My role is that of assistant as well as coordinator of the Italian stop of this touring exhibition. I worked from October 2010 to September 2011 at Fondazione Antonio Ratti in Como, Italy, as assistant curator and graphic designer. www.fondazioneratti.org I also interned at Kerry Taylor Auctions and GAMeC, the modern and contemporary art gallery of Bergamo, Italy. For more information on my researches, please contact me at matteo.augello@hotmail.it

MA Fashion Design Technology, Womenswear

Open wardrobe F/W 2013 Have you ever experienced browsing your beloved clothes and finally mess up the wardrobes? In the research study, some consumers might have already forgotten some of their clothings left in the wardrobe. These clothes have been abandoned in the wardrobes. It is an indication of over-consumption. The question of ‘the most memorial clothes’ was to investigate how the clothes evoke their memories. ‘The secret world of haute couture’ is a documentary programme in the UK in 2007, Betsy Bloomingdale intended to develop a way of memorable clothes. ‘Memory is the treasure house of the mind wherein the monuments thereof are kept and preserved’ (Fuller n.d.). Eva believes the linkage between memory and fashion in a way of expressing the importance of sustainability become essential in this research study. Therefore, this collection examines ways of extending the life cycle of clothes though attaching emotional values and how the colours and shinny fabrics work with storage system that could arouse people awareness of the neglected clothings/desire. As a designer, it is desirable to propose an attitude of appreciation to our consuming goods and in a sense of making customers understanding their participation in the consuming cycle with the natural resources, which might otherwise go unnoticed. The collection “Open Wardrobe” aims to encourage people to reveal their wardrobes and to treasure their existing clothes. Credits: Photographer: Kevin Wong Shoes: Something thine wedding shoes Blog http://aevacheng.blogspot.co.uk/

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

I am a fashion photographer based in London, I am flexible with my work and I like trying new things. I now have my own photography studio in Biscuit Factory K Block, unit K106, Which means I can shoot in studio any day or any time of the week. Studio Details: Tower Bridge Business Complex, London, SE16 4DG, Biscuit Factory, K Block, K106. (nearest tube Bermondsey) www.studyo.co.uk http://www.facebook.com/studyo.co.uk Call me on 07733281238 for more info on studio. My details: Blog: http://bugraergil.blogspot.co.uk/ Twitter: @BugraErgil E-mail: bugraergil@gmail.com Cell: 07733281238

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

Fashion photographer and filmmaker based in London. Main interest in the themes of gender and sexuality. Looking for stylists, MUAs and designers for collaborations.

MA Fashion Design Technology, Menswear

Santiago Romero was born in Bogotá, Colombia in 1984. While studying his Diploma in south america he decided to stop and move to New York to get first hand experience in a major fashion market. After six months returned to Bogotá to complete his studies and began working for one the most prominent menswear designer Lina Cantillo. After two years of working as Lina’s creative advisor he realize his real interest was men’s tailoring and decided to go back to college to finish his BA and started working on his own as a freelancer specializing in menswear. In 2010 was rewarded with a full scholarship in Istituto Marangoni Milano, after the summer course in Milano in 2011 Santiago moved to London to complete an MA in menswear in London College of Fashion. For more information please go to http://santiagoromerogb.wordpress.com/

MA Fashion Design Technology, Menswear

Na Di was graduated from London College of Fashion, MA Fashion Design Technology, Menswear. 2013 Contact Detail: Email: dina-tiga@hotmail.com Website: www.nadistudio.com Mobile Phone: (+44)7723842450

MA Fashion Artefact

sexual humorous 강태석 This collection explores narratives of sexual human body and addresses the question of palpable sensations that manifest from the sexual instinct of a human being and the range of sexiness from subtle to extreme. contact 07834552140 blueguylove@naver.com website http://taesokkang.viewbook.com/album/untitled#19

MA Fashion Photography

Photographer and Filmmaker