BA (Hons) Hair and Make-up for Film and TV (Top Up)

Special Effects, Prosthetics, Film & Fashion Make-up; Wigs & Hair Styling http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3508045/ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1597763/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4U_YAKMbPRo • Jan 2013: Hair & Make-up Artist Assistant, ‘The Final Leaves of Winter’ by Jennifer and Gary Faulkner, Tyran C. Poole Production • Nov 2012: Wig Assistant, Wig Artist: Tamara Walsh, ‘The Magistrate’ by Timothy Sheader,National Theater • Oct 2012: Hair & Make-up Artist, ‘Act/OR’ (Feature/Low Budget) by AnnaMaria Berentz, Stathi Twins Production • Aug-Sep 2012: Wig & Hair Assistant (Volunteer), London Paralympics Games Opening & Closing Ceremony • May-Aug 2012: Wig & Hair Assistant (Volunteer), London Olympic Games Opening & Closing Ceremony • Feb 2012: SX Make-up Artist Assistant, Meadcham & Kirchhoff, London Fashion Week • Nov 2011: Hair and Make-up Artist Assistant, ‘Miss Mia Meows’ (Student) by Maurizio Von Trapp, London College of Communication

MA Fashion Artefact

Humanity grew up outdoors, understanding themselves in relation to the natural world of physical things. Real things. Our brains evolved in response to outdoor challenges. Nature makes sense to us on a very deep level. So why don’t we go somewhere only I know? Envision girls getting up to check phones and laptops for updates, traveling in streams of unknown people, working behind screens, eating from plastic and paper. Fast food, fast trains, forgettable days. The aim for Somewhere Only I Know was to develop a collection that inspires girls to go places; outside and real. A collection with the idea of a moving home; leaving everything you know, taking just the things you need. Nomads take all their belongings with them, while urbanites feel confined and restricted by theirs. A collection consisting of eight different pieces that form a complementary and complete set that can be carried and used by one person. Instrumentality, aesthetics and symbolism are important aspects of the collection. Anne Floor ten Have is a Dutch designer with an eye for functionality and innovation, a knack for creative craftsmanship and a clear idea of purpose. Her concepts are often ‘transportations’: taking something from somewhere and applying the design. In the recent past boating gear, rollercoasters and jets have been transformed to fashion and artefacts. Anne holds a FdA in Accessories, a BA from the Amsterdam Fashion Institute and a Master Artefacts at the London College of Fashion. She lives in Amsterdam but wants to live everywhere.

MA Fashion Photography

French fashion photographer, Former Fashion director for L'Officiel Hommes magazine, shot for various magazines such as Harper's Bazaar, L'Officiel, L'officiel Hommes, Elle, Men's Fitness, Grazia, Timeout, And Men, Noi.se, 1883 magazine. I love shooting outdoors or in locations, so if i try to bring you out of the studio and travel with me, its normal... I strongly believe that life is too short to be spent between 4 walls and in front of a white background. With bit of sun and good surf, its always best but hey, rainy and cold countryside works well for me too. Check my website for more : www.guillaumenallet.com contact me for work: Email: g.nallet@gmail.com Cell: 077.0771.9716 Skype: GUILSTREE

MA Fashion Artefact

The aim of this project is to study how social and cultural everyday life issues can be translated within fashion context to present a fresh point of view, in this case by bringing new attention to tradition. The collection concept is current, personal and helps me evolve through an exploration of my cultural heritage. This project is a way to show there is an opportunity in a crisis for improvement. It can be expressed using one’s own cultural resources. It reflects confusion and disappointment among people especially in Greece and its youth. Youth needs to appreciate its cultural heritage and not to reject it by imitating foreign stereotypes. The economic crisis is a vital factor creating confusion but at the same time needing solutions. The new interpretations of Carnival values and symbolisms will be used as a medium to suggest solutions through the use of non conventional materials. The collection shows the transformation of a modern citizen to a Carnival daemon through 8 stages. It will present the need of the modern man to escape and go back to his roots for solutions. There is an emphasis on the cow bells sound and the movement of people in disguises. The bells are a very important element since they are used to wake up the forces of nature and disperse the evil. The accessories produced challenge and push the boundaries of fashion with the mixture of different materials and textures together. Hardware materials (brushes and pendant drill cups) are used outside their everyday life context creating decorative surfaces - optical illusions of constructed 3D textile using diverse objects. Softer materials contradict the roughness of the hardware textures creating a similar effect such as religious trimmings. Primary sources for the development of this project: • Carnival King of Europe Festival - http://www.carnivalkingofeurope.it • Warsaw Ethnographic Museum - http://ethnomuseum.website.pl/en/ • Academy of Athens: Hellenic Folklore Research Centre - http://www.kentrolaografias.gr • Christos Papadimas, last traditional bell maker in Amfissa, Central Greece. Amfissa used to be well known for the animal bells production some decades ago. - http://www.tanea.gr/ellada/article/?aid=4587693 • Ariadne Kritonos, artist - Greek traditional dance teacher - http://ariadnekritonos.blogspot.co.uk Film • Performer : Eleni Papaioannou • Make up artist: Ye Peiwen • Hair Stylist: Naoko Mabuch • Designer: Melissanthi Spei • Music: George Kontantoulakis • Director: Andrew Oates • Editing: Harry Winteringham Photography • Model: Jina (Leni’s Model Management) • Make up artist: Naoko MabuchYe Peiwen • Hair Stylist: Ye Peiwen • Designer: Melissanthi Spei • Photographer: Matt Jackson Studios http://melissanthispei.com/ http://melissanthispei.tumblr.com/ melissanthispei@gmail.com

FdA Hair and Make-up for Fashion

Thank you for taking the time to be here. I hope you enjoy my work. I graduated from BE-Staff Make Up Universal, one of the top make up colleges in Japan. Trained in all aspects of make-up artistry (Runway, Editorial, Fashion, Bridal, Shows...) with extensive knowledge of hair styling and skin care techniques. An enthusiastic, hard working and professional member of any team. I'm taking part in a make up team for Habia Japan. Habia is the government appointed sector skills body and industry authority for hair, beauty, nails, spa therapy, barbering and African type hair. I specialise in Asian make up. I'm working with top hair stylists and holding shows, events, seminars in London and Spain. I'm currently a student at London College of Fashion for develop my carrier for editorial, high fashion and conceptional shoot. I'm also doing freelance photo shoots around London. Looking to collaborate with all people in the fashion/beauty industry to build portfolio. If interested please contact me! Please see more work at http:// lukawatabe.4ormat.com

MA Digital Fashion

I am an 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 Photography

Fashion and portrait photographer based in London. http://eevarinne.com/ http://eevaphoto.tumblr.com/

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

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

PG Dip Pattern Design & Garment Technology

　Reishi Tanaka is a young Japanese fashion designer, freshly graduated from the Pattern Design and Garment Technology in the London College of Fashion, the University Arts of London in 2012. He has focused on Bespoke tailoring techniques during his graduate school in LCF mixing with leather wears. 　He has a bachelor degree from the Department of Economics, Kwansei Gakuin University and has finished several additional courses in Sewing, Fashion Design, Fashion Styling, and Pattern Making in the Bunka Fashion Academy in Japan. 2006-2010 Kwansei Gakuin Univ. (BA World Economics) 2008-2010 Osaka Bunka Fashion Academy 2010-2012 London College of Fashion (PG Pattern Design&Garment Technology) Graduate School 2012- Incarnation (A leather brand based in Florence, Italy)

MA Digital Fashion

Kelly Gilbert presents her first full collection from her London College of Fashion MA. With print as a starting point, this AW collection takes inspiration from the geometry of sound combining the aesthetics of clarity and clashes of error. Geometry is one of the oldest mathematical sciences, it touches every aspect of how we interact with the world, how we measure, organize and make sense of what is around us. Sound qualities such as waves, rhythm, repetition and sound diagrams are organized with clarity, error and interference send these geometries into chaos; noise, glitch, displaced moiré patterns are all combined as well as shapes found in sound equipment.​ The silhouette takes on a minimalist perspective, allowing bold and sophisticated prints to sing atop a strong and simple canvas. A nod to the 1970s recognizes the growing importance of nostalgia, authenticity and the real. Draped moiré jackets, cozy digitally knitted sweaters and body-con zipped dresses contrast with mesh fabrics, crisp tailored shirts, skirts and trousers. The mix and matched approach to the separates gives a utilitarian foundation in contrast to the collections geometric and kinetic moiré patterns. British born and based Kelly Gilbert graduated from Winchester School of art in 2003 in BA Textile Design. She has since lived and worked in New York designing printed fashion accessories for Anne-Klein, Lulu Guinness, Vera, American Airways, Cynthia Rowley to name a few as well as USA department stores including Macys and Bloomingdales. Her experience in textiles and print has lead to freelancing with London agents creating print collections for commercial applications and trend roles for WGSN. Kelly has gone on to graduate from London College of Fashion in 2012 in MA Digital fashion applying her design aesthetic to printed fabrics for fashion. Kelly Gilbert currently lectures at The Arts University Collage at Bournemouth in Fashion print and textile design alongside creating her own collections.​

MA Fashion Design Technology (Womenswear)

Rahull Verma completed a Master of Art with distinction in Fashion Design and Technology Womenswear from London College of Fashion in 2012. He graduated from National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi in 2008 with gold medal in academic excellence. He then worked in the industry for two years to gain experience and build his portfolio to earn a spot in the class of MA LCF in 2010. Rahull’s strengths lie in pattern cutting and tailoring along with an excellent understanding of fabrics and finishing which he mixes with his keen eye for aesthetics and attention to detail. Experimental in approach, the inspiration for his MA collection - ‘_hybrid basic’ comes from the architectural influence on fashion; with reference to the concepts of ‘Deconstruction’ and ‘Difference’ coined by the French philosopher Jacques Derrida. The two concepts are interpreted through pattern cutting methodology and fabrication respectively. The majority of the collection has been produced in-house by the designer himself. ‘_hybrid basic’ was nominated for the collection of the year award for 2012 and shown in the catwalk show at Victoria and Albert museum, London on Feb 2, 2012. Some select press coverage includes: www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/katie-wright/lcf-degree-show-2012-ones-to-watch_b_1259544.html www.ftape.com/media/?p=32737 www.wonderfurs.it/?p=3419&lang=en www.magazine.motilo.com/lcf-ma-show/ www.notjustalabel.com/editorial/london_college_of_fashion_ma_12_poemtry_catwalk_show www.mag.weareselecters.com/2012/02/hybrid-basic-collection-by-rahull-verma www.idolmag.co.uk/blog/idol-ones-watch-ma-graduate-season-lcf Some of these pieces are ON SALE now. Price on request. For any query or comment please send an email to rahullverma@ymail.com. To see designer's complete curriculum vitae please visit - http://www.linkedin.com/pub/rahull-verma/1a/b95/156 Photo-shoot (1) credits Photographer – Naurarat Suksomstarn Hair / Make up – Cornelia Page Model – Holly Nicholson Photo-shoot (2) credits Photographer – Panos Damaskinidis Hair / Make up – Tereza Bila Styling – Stella Gosteva Model – Angelika

BA (Hons) Costume for Performance

Costume Designer and Maker

MA Fashion Media Production

Creative Director Graduated: LCF - Fda Special Make Up and Hair Designs for Fashion Editorial Image Istituto Marangoni - BA Fashion Styling LCF - MA Fashion Media Production I have been studying for 7 years in London, as well freelance first from Makeup/Hair artist, Stylist to Art/Creative Director. (8 years) Initially www.jannarean.com Special MA Project: http://jannarean.com/evp/ imagemaker@jannarean.com 07852117424

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

NOVA CHIU. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEW EVENTS OF 2013 LONDON FASHION WEEK: Request the pleasure of you to view our "WILD EDGE" AUTUMN/ WINTER 2013 COLLECTION SHOW: Friday, February 15th, 2013 at 7:00pm Fashion Scout Freemason's Hall 60 Great Queen Street, London, WC2B 5AZ RSVP Press:Portia Shaw portia@poppr.co.uk +44(0)207 637 3332 RSVP Buyers/Others: Jeff Archer info@novachiu.co.uk ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOVA CHIU London Fashion Week Exhibition: Friday 15th February- Tuesday 19th February: Place: Fashion Scout Freemason's Hall 60 Great Queen Street, London, WC2B 5AZ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOVA CHIU Paris Fashion Week Showroom: Thursday 28th February- Monday 4th March: 10:00 - 19:00 Tuesday 5th March: 10:00 - 17:00 Place: FASHION SCOUT PARIS SHOWROOM: 23 Rue du Roi de Sicile Paris 75004 Closest Metro: St Paul RSVP Press: Portia Shaw portia@poppr.co.uk +44(0)207 637 3332 RSVP Buyers: Jeff Archer info@novachiu.co.uk ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PREVIOUS EVENTS: LONDON FASHION WEEK CATWALK SHOW. Showcasing Nova Chiu "Bon Voyage" Spring/Summer 2013 Collection at Vauxhall Fashion Scout ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LONDON FASHION WEEK CATWALK SHOW AND EXHIBITION. Showcasing Nova Chiu AW2012 Collection at Vauxhall Fashion Scout *Vauxhall Fashion Scout Ones to Watch AW12-13 Winner* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ GRADUATION CATWALK SHOW. Showcasing Nova Chiu "Shangri-ladida" Collection at London College of Fashion *London College of Fashion's 2011 Collection of the Year* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Concept of the Collection Spring/Summer 2013 is inspired by the creative duos travelling and road trips since their debut as part of Vauxhall Fashion Scouts- Ones to watch in February 2012. The duo behind Nova Chiu concentrated on creating a more wearable and versatile collection. With their past two collections pushing Avant Grade boundaries, the minimalist tone taken embodies a clean, flattering and functional collection with simple, yet beautiful structured shapes. Whilst on their journey’s Nova and Jeff took many images of the scenic landscapes including mountains, trees and rivers which they manipulated the colouring and printed on fabric such as; Silk, Satin, Cotton and Spandex. The collection uses a similar colour palette to Autumn/Winter 2012 with a plethora of colours including pink, blue, green, orange and purple. Nova Chiu manages to create timeless pieces with a unique appeal to make a strong statement this season. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Company History The Nova Chiu brand is a fashion label developed in London, United Kingdom by Nova Chiu and Jeff Archer. The Nova Chiu brand focus' on textiles, print, and colour, The label embodies elements from ethnic cultures from China, Canada and Europe concentrating on classic silhouettes from London and New York. Born and raised in China, Nova Chiu came to London to study at the renowned London College of Fashion, a place she credits with propelling her into the fashion industry with all the right skill sets and knowledge to succeed. Nova graduated in July of 2011 won the prestigious award of Collection of the Year. After some deliberation, she decided to join partnership with her boyfriend Jeff Archer, who graduated from Helen Lefeaux School of Fashion Design in Vancouver and The International Academy of Design in Toronto. Their first project together was to show under Vauxhall Fashion Scouts Ones to Watch show at London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2012-2013. Since, they have shown their Spring/Summer collection with Fashion Scout in September 2012. Nova and Jeff are now a regular fixture at London Fashion Week, their work has been featured in the Evening Standard, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, The BBC,The Independent, and i-D Magazine. Achievements: -Selected to show and exhibited at Vauxhall Fashion Scouts Ones to Watch Show. London Fashion Week February 2012 - Winner of the overall prize at Fashion Culture: The Polish British Fashion Show in Warsaw, Poland. February 2012 - Graduate Showcase: Vauxhall Fashion Scout (Freemasons Hall) London Fashion Week 16th Sept, 2011 - Winner of the BA Show 2011 Collection of the year at London College of Fashion, and awarded First Class Honours. June/July 2011 - Graduation Collection (Shangri-Ladida) published on 8th and 13th June 2011 in the London Evening Standard and the Independent Newspaper; as well as featured on websites such as Vogue UK, BBC News and Harpers Bazaar UK, etc. - Finalist of 2011 British Fur Trade Competition. - Finalist of 2011 Nina De New York Fashion Illustration Competition. - One of the Winners of the British Fashion Council, Colleges Council Graduate WGSN Digital Presentation Award 2011 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- INFO and SALES Contact: Website: www.novachiu.co.uk Email: info@novachiu.co.uk Facebook.com/nova.chiu Twitter @ NovaChiu PR Contact: POP PR UK 18 Great Portland Street London W1W 8QP Website: http://poppr.co.uk Call: +44(0)2076373332 Email: info@poppr.co.uk Check us out on Vogue UK: http://www.vogue.co.uk/brand/nova-chiu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SS13 Photographers: Marc Aitken/ Fashion156/ Kean Diao

MA Fashion Design Technology (Womenswear)

"The Fractal of Nature" AW12/13"The Fractals of Nature" is Yu Zhou's final collection of Master's Degree in London College of Fashion MA Fashion Design&Technology, Womenswear. Yu Zhou is a Chinese designer who learned fine arts for more than 10 years and majored in fashion design for 5 years. After achieved Bachelor of Art Degree from China Beijing Central Academy of Fine Arts, she then came to London for further study and recently completed her Masters in London College of Fashion. This collection is about "detailed attention and imagination on aesthetics of nature fractals". Aim to express two-sided style of women.Design the style embraces typical feature of women's elegance as well as neutral, butch elements. For further enquires, please contact Personal website: http://cargocollective.com/yuzhou http://beryl-yuzhou.tumblr.com/ Email: yzhou198698@gmail.com Credits_ Photographer: Shawn Chen Make-up: Yura Do Model: Amelie from D1 models Asja from Storm Models Anita from FM model

MA Fashion Artefact

„Into Smithereens“ (2012) My practice has been formed by a strong fascination for delicately hand-crafted textiles, sophisticated finishes on artisanal pieces and dainty, ornate detailing. A deep admiration for the elaborate performance of traditional craftsmanship and the attention that is put into garments made by hand, influenced me to develop an own approach, that links the detailed complexity of decorative crafts in a direct way to the construction of the garment. Into Smithereens is a series of eight sculptural womenswear silhouettes, focussing on a personal enhancement of the decorative craft of „Macramé” in combination with soft leather qualities. The aim was to fully grasp the properties of both of those elements and to challenge their common, mostly two-dimensional use. In doing so, daring shapes and hybrid-solutions in between pattern cutting and three-dimensional knotting emerged. The silhouettes and shapes are formed by the interplay of movement in between body and dress, creating architectural shapes and almost topographical heights& depths. The incorporated, spatial constructions offer features for suspending and merging arms and hair into the garments, allowing body and garment to intertwine. All garments are carefully crafted, each leather band cut separately and every knot hand-tied. The final voluminously bold appearance and weight, stands in a fascinating contrast to the dozens of fine, detailed knots each piece is built of. I took inspiration from traditional folkloristic garments from my birthplace Romania and the artisanal context they are produced in. This can be seen in the use of material, choice of technique, as well as the design of the garments. This collection also may show, that historic crafts or the common use of the material leather can still be explored in original and contemporary ways. Picking up on traditional approaches and combining loose ends in unusual ways created new solutions that go beyond previous references. Please contact me for more information: info@dagmarkestner.com www.dagmarkestner.com (under construction)

FdA Cordwainers Footwear Design

In my work I strive to achieve a theatrical and conceptual aesthetic shaped with an elegance and wearability. I enjoy challenging design problems and experimenting with unusual materials, pushing the boundaries of design far beyond convention. Having previously interned with McQ Alexander McQueen and Atalanta Weller, I am currently seeking the opportunity to do collaborative projects with other fashion designers, as well as across film and theatre. If you are interested in working with me or would like to shoot any of my pieces, please feel free to send me a message. Featured in: http://shoelust.us/post/37725153881/charlene-ong

MA Fashion Photography

Italian fashion photographer and video maker from Italy currently based in London. www.lucamariapiccolo.com 0044 (0)7429458469

FdA Hair and Make-up for Fashion

Work includes: Shrek The Musical London - Assistant - Feb 2013 Alex Mattsson AW13 - Assistant, LFW Show - Jan 2013 Shaun Samson AW13 - Assistant, LFW Show - Jan 2013 Red Hot Opera, Showreel and Short Film - Jan 2013 SUPERSUPER! Magazine shoots - November 2012 The BRIT School, Career's day demo - June 2012 Jylle Navarro AW12 collection shoot - June 2012 Eniola Udom AW12 collection, Look Book - June 2012 Swedish House Mafia, Music Video - May 2012 Bek Cochrane AW12 collection, Look Book - May 2012 Martyr Defiled 'Vultures', Music Video - May 2012 The CHANEL Archives, V&A Fashion Show - April 2012 SISTER JANE 'We are all Gemstones Collection - March 2012"Natalie is a Make-up artist I have worked with on countless times now, for all the right reasons. In the profession of make-up artistry Natalie has by far produced the best work for myself as a photographer, always delivering the exact results I ask for. She is very punctual, to a professional standard and very friendly. Natalie has a keen eye for detail in both make up and hair styling and with her I have produced some very professional images. I would definitely recommend Natalie to any photographer in the professional field as for her enthusiasm is paying off. Natalie has very good organisational skills prior to shoot: having discussions about what is expected in the shoot; from concept to clothing which I favour from a Make up artist. Natalie overall is a very professional worker I enjoy shooting with every time we meet and I’ll definitely be using her for future shoots for a long time. " Jessica Rigley. (photographer)"I worked with Natalie on a photoshoot in March for my FdA Showcase work, which was a series of Alice in Wonderland themed images. The work I required her to do was make up for the Cheshire Cat character, which consisted of a wide, toothy smile painted across my model's face. Throughout the planning of the shoot Natalie maintained very good contact, sent me sketches of her make up plan and accepted feedback and suggestions. On the day she arrived promptly with all her equipment and was ready to get straight to work. Overall the photoshoot, from planning to final photos went very smoothly and professionally, and I would recommend Natalie for photoshoots in the future." - Felicity Goddard. (photographer)

MA Fashion Artefact

Humanity grew up outdoors, understanding themselves in relation to the natural world of physical things. Real things. Our brains evolved in response to outdoor challenges. Nature makes sense to us on a very deep level. So why don’t we go somewhere only I know? Envision girls getting up to check phones and laptops for updates, traveling in streams of unknown people, working behind screens, eating from plastic and paper. Fast food, fast trains, forgettable days. The aim for Somewhere Only I Know was to develop a collection that inspires girls to go places; outside and real. A collection with the idea of a moving home; leaving everything you know, taking just the things you need. Nomads take all their belongings with them, while urbanites feel confined and restricted by theirs. A collection consisting of eight different pieces that form a complementary and complete set that can be carried and used by one person. Instrumentality, aesthetics and symbolism are important aspects of the collection. Anne Floor ten Have is a Dutch designer with an eye for functionality and innovation, a knack for creative craftsmanship and a clear idea of purpose. Her concepts are often ‘transportations’: taking something from somewhere and applying the design. In the recent past boating gear, rollercoasters and jets have been transformed to fashion and artefacts. Anne holds a FdA in Accessories, a BA from the Amsterdam Fashion Institute and a Master Artefacts at the London College of Fashion. She lives in Amsterdam but wants to live everywhere.