BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

Editorial Shoot: Model - Tanja Anne Boekel Photographer - Sandun De Silva Stitching - Raheem's Tailors & Textile Sri Lanka S/S 14: Model - Chanika Jayathilake Photographer - Nadun Baduge Thisakya Maya Senanayake is a graduate from the University of the Arts London. Her passion for design stems from her long term love of art and craft. Although a specialist in knitwear she is a women’s wear designer with an interest in textiles as a whole. Her style of designing however versatile is a mix of high street and luxury fashion. She is equally skilled in designing, drawing, patterned cutting, knitting, event planning and writing. Her Graduate collection ‘Sri Lanka: A History of Costume’ was inspired by the way the Island dressed before and after colonisation together with costumes from a Buddhist parade called ‘The Perahara’, exploring the idea of bringing western influence to modern day clothing. A self reliant and fast learner Thisakya is keen to broaden her knowledge of the fashion industry before she starts her own fashion brand. She is working as a freelance designer and event planner while starting up her own brand and tailoring boutique. Her CV includes many PR related work and intern-ships at two of the biggest garment factories in Sri Lanka boasting clients such as VS, M&S, Levi’s, Tommy Hilfiger and Ralph Lauren.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

gloria shizico yi is a london based artist, works on fashion, textile design, oil, drawing, films and mixed mediums. website: http://gloriashizicoyi.com/ fashion page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gloria-Shizico-Yi-fashiontextile-deSigner/324675224280709 art e-archive (not avalible on mobile) http://shizicoyi.wix.com/shizicoyi contact by email: info@gloriashizicoyi.com or through here in showtime "send a message" box on the right hand side. shizico yi debut directing/writing fashion shortfilm "face" for her own 2013SS collection. https://vimeo.com/70291077

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

I am a surface textile for fashion student specializing in print with an interest in digital print. I have a thirst for colour and extremely fascinated in creating textiles through combining print techniques with digital prints. ‘Drag me out’ is a luxury ready to wear spring/summer 2014 womenswear collection. The collection explores the story behind Drag queens and looks in-depth at the transformation from male to female. Trying to reflect this idea through contradictory fabrics, texture, colours and through the use of print. The inspiration originates from researching into the props that drag queens use and it is the wigs, eyelashes, make up and clothing that make them look totally different from their original selves. The use of colour was a major way of expressing my research and reflecting the quirkiness, colourful, exciting and bold personality of drag queens within this collection. |EDUCATION| University of the Arts, London College of Fashion BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles (2010-2013) University of the Arts, London College of Fashion Foundation Diploma in Art and Design (2009-2010) |INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE| Marks and Spencer Regional Office Turkey June 2012- August 2012 Design Intern/ Fabric Technician Marks and Spencer Regional Office Turkey January 2012- February 2012 Design Intern/ Fabric Technician Tower Garments May 2011- July 2011 Production Assistant White Gallery 24th May 2011 Production Assistant Sarmite Ostanevica 5th May 2011 Design Assistant Stilettos April 2010- July 2010 Studio Intern |SKILLS| Textile Skills Screen Printing Flock Foil Heat Press Printing Discharge Acid Pigment Printing Sublimation Printing Digital Printing Dyeing Irish Machines Tanaka Hand embroidery and embellishment Fashion Skills: Industrial/Domestic Machines Mannequin Work Basic Knowledge Pattern Cutting Drawings Skills (Hand rendered) Technical Drawings IT Skills: PC and Mac literate Adobe Photoshop Adobe In-Design (Basic) Languages: Fluent English and Turkish

FdA Cordwainers Footwear Design

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BA (Hons) Cordwainers Accessories: Product Design & Development

Nina takes inspiration from personal experience and the quest to learn more. “Life is about stories; cars are produced for mass consumption and yet the same car has a different meaning to each individual. Each journey, layer of paint, flat tyre tells a story. Some cars become treasures as they age, timeless statements of class others will have been left to weather, becoming beaten up derelicts. Accessories should also tell a story, be timeless statements of one’s personal style and accompany a person over the years to become precious memories and reminders of lessons learned.” A childhood spent between south London and the southern German countryside wherever she found herself there was always the other place with it’s happy memories. Having a mixed background of German, Cuban and Italian her outlook on design has always been full of contrasts. Growing up in a family who are all makers from mechanics to seamstresses has had a big impact on her. Absorbing all these traits influenced her “it always has to be functional” way of design. This functional and practical approach also informed her decision to combine academic study with a part-time job first as product development assistant and then design assistant at Anya Hindmarch. This was an opportunity for her to put newly acquired theory to the test and into practice in the real world. The SS14 graduate collection ‘enchanted reality’ was inspired by key catalysts in her life. For her 9 muses she created a range that will help them express their personalities yet are functional enough to make their day run smoother and therefore helping them, in this small way, to make their reality as they desire. The ‘enchanted’ is a reminder of her first love - ballet. It being so beautiful yet the dancers are restricted by their bound feet. Her training had taught her that the lightness does come with huge effort and restriction on the dancers side. This must never be guessed by the audience though. It is an enchanted world a bit like our memories when growing up in two places. Experiencing this throughout her life she realized that it was possible to make your reality enchanted too. nina.ehni@gmail.com http://my.lcffirstmove.co.uk/graduates/7526 www.showtime.arts.ac.uk/ninaehni www.ninaehni.com uk.linkedin.com/pub/nina-ehni/38/b61/2b7/ CREDITS - IMAGES LCF ANNUAL 2013 Creative Director Rob Phillips Photography, Hill & Aubrey Model Chen at Select Hair, Pace Chen LOOKBOOK Styling Coco Ehni Photography David Sessions Models Coco Ehni and Hero Ehni

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

>>OLIVIA HOWICK This collection is for sale as one off garments-prices on request. Bags and Shoes can be made to order. http://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LillyHowick?ref=seller_info Olivia Howick is a Surface Textiles for Fashion graduate specializing in embroidery and embellishment, with a passion for transforming unexpected materials into luxurious fashion embellishment. Her graduate collection: ‘Medicate Me’ is a high-end ready to wear womenswear collection, that demonstrates the collision of contemporary and traditional approaches to medicine, through the exploration of Native American culture and advances in scientific medicine.The collection draws upon a textile tradition, and transforms it to demonstrate a clinical aesthetic which will appeal to the contemporary consumer. Exploration of new materials, in particular the use of PVC, has allowed for highly creative and innovative textile development through embroidery processes, that reflect on traditional craftsmanship, whilst evoking a clinical and medicinal aesthetic. Transforming materials is becoming an increasingly important aspect of Olivia’s work. This collection saw PVC hose pipes cut, dyed and stitched to become PVC beadwork. Combining this with satin stitch work and screen printed fabric, Olivia likes to work with both traditional aspects to textile design as well more unconventional material. Integral to Olivia’s practice is her illustration and drawing. Specializing in highly detailed hand rendered work, her illustration style is graphic, yet rich in textile inspired texture and detail. Olivia was selected as a finalist for the Nina de Yorke fashion illustration prize, and has also been shortlisted to compete to illustrate for the Maria Luisa website. Olivia was selected for the LCF Press Exhibition 2013 and exhibited a sculptural textile piece which demonstrated the concepts surrounding her Final Collection, as well as showcasing new textile development. EDUCATION_ >London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology-Surface Textiles : First Class Honours (2010-2013)>Manchester School of Art Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Distinction (2009-2010) INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE_ >Leutton Postle: July 2013-present>Alexander McQueen: April-July 2012[London],October 2012 [Paris]: Embroidery Intern>Jane Bowler: September 2012: Studio Intern >Emilio de la Morena: October 2011-January 2012 (part time): Studio/Textiles Intern>Markus Lupfer: May-July 2011(part time): Studio Intern>Beyond Retro:February-April 2011 (part time): Print and Textile Archive Intern EXTRA CURRICULAR+ACHIEVEMENTS_ >Work selected for the London College of Fashion School of Design and Technology Annual 2013 for the BFC, presented at the BFC Graduate Preview Day>Shortlisted for the BFC Chloe Design Competition>Selected as participant for Illustration 2013 -Nina de Yorke Fashion Illustration Competition Finalist -shorlisted for the marialusia.com fashion illustration competition -LCF School of Design and Technology Illustration Annual 2013>Selected as a participant for the FLORA&FAUNA Project - producing T-shirt design entries for the Royal Horticultural Society -collaborative photo shoot, producing digital prints for a dress and headpiece SKILLS_ Adobe Photoshop,Illustrator and Indesign programmes Illustration specializing in hand rendered work Hand Embroidery and embellishment CAD/CAM: Wilcom software for digital embroidery CAD/CAM: Ethos software for laser cutting Specialized Embroidery equipment: craft machines including: irish/cornely/babylock/tanaka/industrial bernina Basic knowledge of flat pattern cutting and grading for womenswear Screen Printing Digital Printing Domestic Knitting Machine Technical Drawing PRESS/BLOGS_ Idol magazine May 2013: http://idolmag.co.uk/blog/olivia-howick-womenswear-collection Fashion156, Graduate Showcase July 2013: http://www.fashion156.com/daily-blog/f156-graduate-showcase-week-olivia-howick/ Fashion 156, Graduate Awards: "Surface Decoration' http://www.fashion156.com/daily-blog/f156-graduate-showcase-week-awards/ Brooom fashion showcase, Redchurch Street May 2013: http://www.brooom.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=336824743112821&set=a.330067753788520.1073741828.329427400519222&type=1&theater http://blogs.arts.ac.uk/fashion/2013/07/19/fashion156-com-report-on-graduate-season-2013/ Madame Peripetie's Dream Sequence http://www.madameperipetie.com http://us4.campaign-archive2.com/?u=e36ae82bbd0177f6f56b1283d&id=ce873f8866&e=929e5d15d3 http://textilesgeek.tumblr.com/ http://whitegreenblue.tumblr.com/ http://schoolhousefrock.wordpress.com/2013/07/23/olivia-howick-3/ http://waysofwonders.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/i-was-like-usually-looking-around-on.html >LCF SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY ILLUSTRATION ANNUAL 2013: PAGES 19-22 http://issuu.com/london_college_of_fashion/docs/sdt-illustration_annual-2013-issu-h>LCF SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY ANNUAL FOR THE BFC: PAGE 33 http://issuu.com/london_college_of_fashion/docs/sdt-annual-2013 FULL CREDITS_MEDICATE ME All Garments, Bags and Shoes: Olivia Howick Sunglasses: Sarah-Jane Cook at 'Spangled' http://shop.spangled.co.uk/ Photography: Maximus Barnett Model: Lucy at Next http://www.nextmanagement.com/ FULL CREDITS_FAUNA&FLORA Headwear Design: Daniel Service Dress Design: Emily Bishop Creative Director: Rob Phillips Photography: Kasia Wozniak www.kasiaw.com Model: Sophia at Select Beauty: Pace Chen www.pacechen.com Beauty assistants: Yura Do and Melissa Wong Nail Art: Lauren Michelle Pires http://laurenmichellepires.com //1 BTS Polaroid by Rob Phillips //2 BTS by Rob Phillips //3 Editorial, Photographer; Igor Borisov Stylist; Julie Vianey Beauty; Isabelle Bertrand olivia.howick@hotmail.co.uk @lillyhowick

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Realisation (Part time)

Independent Fashion and Print Textile Designer For more information and contact details: www.davidrossfashion.com https://www.facebook.com/davidrossfashion Work featured as follows: http://searchingforstyle.com/2012/11/10-tips-to-a-great-fashion-portfolio 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 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 Accessories: Product Design & Development

Miryam Lozano is a Spanish based London accessories designer, who has been passioned about bags and other accessories, keeping eye on details. Santal 36 Is inspired by Jean Prouve furnitures . I thought why not design a range developed to be useful for each day, with all the things we carry in our lives. The brand goal is to make functional and useful accessories with a beautiful finish. Please feel free to contact for any enquiry or collaboration. Is a collection made to order. Contact details: miryamlqx@gmail.com 0044-7885788616 www.santal36.com Thanks. Shooting credits : -Model Anna Castro. -Photographer Christian Alegria. -Stylist Mireia Roelas. -Make up and hair artist. Carlos Contreras.... -Illustration Montana Forbes

MA Fashion Artefact

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

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 stockist - http://shop.ra13.be/designers/taeseok-kang/ http://www.farfetch.com/shopping/men/eh-taeseok-kang/items.aspx#ps=1&pv=60&oby=5 365478260 https://www.wolfandbadger.com/shop/designers/taeseok-kang/

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

Seth Yeung was born on 1 January 1987. After years watching his mother knitting dog outfits for pets, Seth acquired not only her industry experience but her passion and drive for knitting. The Hong Kong native began his career working as a fur and textile designer with top brands like YSL and Yves Salomon. Seth’s experimental textile and directional vision quickly landed his winning collection “spread” in YDC10. He went on to study at the prestigious London College of Fashion and got chances to intern for Giles Deacon, Gareth Pugh and Sibling. With all of these experiences wrapped under his needle, Seth launched his namesake label, a line of edgy knitwear with a youthful touch. It attracted immediate press accolades from vogue.com, SCMP, appledaily and fashion156.com. Today, Seth is focusing on heading his own eponymous label. He has consistently produced a tight collection with quirky unconventional material and combinations; developing his own textile each season and offered a new angle of knitwear and excitement to his costumers. Seth Yeung’s restless obsession for his textile has inspired him to create a fresh and innovative style that is entirely his own. General info, press requests info@sethyeung.com www.sethyeung.com https://www.facebook.com/sethyeungofficial

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Strong Interest In Clean Cuts And Taboo Subjects, Aiming For A Broader Prospective On This Socially Unacceptable Content. (Headwear) Fauna & Flora Credits; Photographer: Kasia Wozniak Creative Direction: Rob Phillips Nail Art: Lauren Michelle Pires Beauty: Pace Chen Models: Sophia at Select and Katharina at M+P Education| London College Of Fashion BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear [September 2011 – Present] Carmel College – A Level – National Diploma [September 2008 – June 2011] Work Experience| McQ (Alexander McQueen) //Assistant to Head/Assistant Designers – Internship Resort S/S 14; Main S/S 14; Pre A/W 14; Main A/W 14 [May - Present] Chalayan (Formerly Hussein Chalayan) //Assistant to Fabric Development/Chef D'atelier – Internship Mainline; S/S 2013; A/W 2013 - 2014 [March – October 2012] Kirsty Ward // Assistant to Kirsty Ward - Internship A/W 2012 - 2013 [January 2012 - March 2012] KOKON TO ZAI [KTZ] // Show Dresser [November 2011] Press| AUGUST 2013// 1883 MAGAZINE http://www.1883magazine.com/photoshoots/debouched JULY 2013// PHOTOGRAPHER: IGOR BORISOV STYLIST: JULIE VIANEY http://www.lgalondon.com/uk/slides/stylists/julie-vianey/editorial/#9 http://us4.campaign-archive2.com/?u=e36ae82bbd0177f6f56b1283d&id=ce873f8866&e=929e5d15d3 JULY 2013 // LONDON COLLEGE OF FASHION ANNUAL http://issuu.com/london_college_of_fashion/docs/sdt-annual-2013 JULY 2013 // DIVERSITY NOW 2013 http://robphillipswork.com/Diversity-Now-2013 MAY 2013 // KALTBLUT MAGAZINE http://www.kaltblut-magazine.com/bare/

BA (Hons) Costume for Performance

My FMP was a collaboration with the band NZCA Lines on a video for their upcoming single - New Atmosphere. A scientist grieves at the loss of his love during the birth of a new protective atmosphere. Of which they sought together, in our future desolate Earth. Cairo Athens glows in nostalgia and unrestrained abandon, on the other side of the physical and moral world. In Cairo Athens we see a controller. She wears a design based on a collapsable structural origami. Constructed from laser cut plastic and aluminium. In hope of a new world, two scientists roam the desolate earth, in atmospheric suits and breathing apparatus, in hope of creating a new atmosphere. I currently work as a freelance costume assistant within TV, film and music. I am interested in art direction and set design as well as costume and was also responsible for all the locations you can see in New Atmosphere.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

Look Book Location: lightship95 photographer: Sam Copeland Stylist: Sophia Probett models: Greg, Ty @ select and Danny @ lcf st LCF Annual 2013 Photographer, Hype D Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Pace Chen  Model, Danny @ LCF St  Press Release The image of pirates conjures up images of childhood icons such as the infamous Captain Hook, Long John Silver or even the more recent Captain Jack Sparrow. However pirates, to some, will conjure up a different image and a very different kind of nautical buccaneer. For SS13 Michaelyn Thomas-Coxon has taken inspiration from dusted off super 8 footage of 60s pirate radio renegades to create a playful and practical debut collection. The joie de vivre mix of bright prints, oversized jackets and hidden nickel hardware detailing create a new psychedelic twist on 'nautical'. The collection is highlighted by the use of bright hues and kaleidoscopic floral acid prints. The vivid rust red and teal compliment murkier tones of blue grey, navy, green, peach and yellow, to form a vibrant balance of colours reminiscent of 60s photographs and still Super 8 images. The print which draws from acid rock album covers and vintage prints, adorns simple staple pieces such as t-shirts, trousers, shirts and bags, generating warm layers of interest through out the collection. Michaelyn has also designed and developed her own silicone screen print technique which she has used in acid yellow almost as a highlighter on dry suit style roll neck jumpers. This technique inspired directly by the grip on boats and the rubber of wet and drysuits, shows the experimental nature of her research and extent of personal creative investigation. Her outerwear garments have been carefully designed using technical fabrics and techniques to ensure practicality as well as a strong aesthetic. Chrome nautical fastenings have cleverly been integrated into the designs adding interesting details which compliment the simple shapes of the outerwear pieces. Frosted vinyl pieces add a layer of translucence, generating an alluring array of textures and colours. The collection has a ready for anything vibe, illustrated clearly in the moving images lookbook. http://issuu.com/michaelynthomas-coxon/docs/blow_me__ss13 http://issuu.com/michaelynthomas-coxon/docs/workbook_mthomas-coxon Press: http://blog.trendstop.com/2013/05/gfw-ones-to-watch-michaelyn-thomas-coxon/ http://www.mixmag.net/fashion/fashion-news/eyes-wide-open-for-michaelyn-thomas-coxon http://milkandblue.com/following/sophiaprobett.com/Michaelyn-Thomas-Coxon-SS14-Look-Book http://blog.stylesight.com/denim/isko-x-london-college-of-fashion Website: http://michaelyncoxon.wix.com/michaelynthomascoxon#!contact/c24vq

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Oksana Anilionyte I would like to thank Saga Furs for a wonderful sponsorship. Collection is based on idea of a soft control. The collection is an investigation into inter-relation of minimalism and modern women. I found my inspiration in Michelangelo Antonioni films L’Avventura (1960), La Notte (1961), Eclipse (1962) and Il deserto rosso (1964). His films concentrate on how the modern world influence people and their feelings. Personal feelings, doubts, moods are substance of the films. The works and processes of Robert Morris, Tony Cragg and Daniel Arsham sculptures and abstract painting of Dale Frank served as the initial inspiration for the silhouette, colour, texture and details of the collection. The aim was to mix different techniques and inspirations to reach new and unexpected levels. I embraced the complexities and simplicities by different techniques to reinvent a version of femininity. Robert Morris felt sculptures led to create new ways of using seams to express the fluidity of line. The collection is a lot about the lines that are so pure, so clear, that they convey simplicity in their perfection. The purity is combined with texture that comes from tufting embroidery and soft fur to create a new level of feelings that garments create when touched. A dialogue between time and timelessness runs through the progression of the minimalist aesthetic which is felt in fluidity of seam lines. The collection incorporates a range of luxury fabrics (cashmere, wool, silk, fur, leather) to examine the balance between textures, silhouette and a purity of line. Education and qualifications: 2009 to 2013 BA Fashion Design: Womenswear, London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London 2007 to 2012 BA Business Management and Administration, Vilnius University, Lithuania 2008 to 2009 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design, University for Creative Arts, Maidstone Industry experience: 2012 Aug – Sep Costume designer for Alice Evans film ‘Rhydymain’, London 2012 May – Aug Internship at Maison Martin Margiela, full-time, Paris • Design development • Pattern cutting • Textile development • Mood and colour boards 2011 Jan – Mar Internship at Lulu Liu, part-time, London 2011 Jan – Mar Costume for Alice Evans film ‘Rusalka’, Royal College of Art, London 2010 Oct – Dec Internship at Giles Deacon, part-time, London 2010 Aug – Sep Internship at Alexander Mcqueen, part-time, London 2010 Jun – Oct Womenswear designer at Mingle & Co, part-time, London 2007 to 2008 Seamstress at GR Design, Vilnius, Lithuania Achievements: 2013 Jul London College of Fashion Press show 2013 Apr Shortlisted for Nina De York Illustration Competition 2013 Mar Shortlisted for Marialuisa.com Illustration Competition 2013 Mar Shortlisted for the BFC portfolio review, 2013 2013 Feb Graduate Collection sponsored by SAGA Furs, Denmark 2012 Dec Craft’Feel collection presented at Fashion Festival, Victoria and Albert Museum, London 2012 Nov Shortlisted for "Chloe" competition 2011 Dec Polychrominations Fashion Show, London College of Fashion, London 2011 Oct International Award at China Professional Fashion Design Contest, Shanghai, China 2011 Sep Top 20 tailor at BBC Young Tailor of The Year Competition, London 2010 Jun UAL Fashion Society Fashion Show, London 2007 Feb Golden Needle Fashion Contest, Lithuania Open for projects and collaborations oksana.anilionyte@gmail.com Press links: http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/spring-summer-2014/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba/full-length-photos/gallery/1004202 http://www.thestylelane.com/#/lcf13-runway-show/4577776766 http://www.mydaily.co.uk/2013/07/02/london-college-of-fashion-ba-show-2013_n_3532173.html http://www.fashion156.com/daily-blog/london-college-of-fashion-class-of-2013-catwalk-show/ http://www.artslondonnews.com/2013/05/16/lcf-student-talks-fashion/

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

ABOUT NIKITA AND TINA (MIUNIKU): Nikita (22) and Tina (24) Sutradhar are sisters. Tina studied business and fashion marketing while Nikita gained knowledge in fashion design and its technical aspects before coming to London to study Fashion Design at London College of Fashion together in 2010. They have been collaborating for the past 2 collections. Miuniku aspires to be a ready to wear, luxury clothing and accessories brand for women. The brand name comes from the nick names of the two designers (given to them by their parents). Miu-Tina and Niku-Nikita. It’s design aesthetic involves the mixture of minimal and maximal elements, and finds a balance between clean lines and graphic details. The collection 'Mundane Things' aims to make mundane, daily things interesting /exciting to the viewer. ACHIEVEMENTS // Nikita and Tina also showed the collection 'Mundane Things' at the LCF BA Press Show 2013 and were joint receivers of the Fashion Innovation Award. Winner of Denim Diffusion – Translation from luxury to ready to wear, project with leading denim manufactures ISKO™. PRESS LINKS // http://showstudio.com/blog/post/lcf_presents_their_2013_ba_graduate_show Fashion Feature MIUNIKU (used magazine) http://usedmagazine.co.uk/post/2661 http://www.ameliasmagazine.com/fashion/london-college-of-fashion-ba-hons-graduate-catwalk-show-2013-review-part-two/2013/07/22/ http://blogs.arts.ac.uk/fashion/2013/07/10/isko-design-denim-competition-winner-announced/ http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/spring-summer-2014/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba/full-length-photos/gallery/1004191 http://umagmag.com/2013/08/exhibition-by-eeva-rinne/ http://www.fashion156.com/collections/london-college-of-fashion-ba-graduate-collections-2013/ http://blog.stylesight.com/tag/nikita-tina-sutradhar http://dossierjournal.com/style/fashion/its-perfectly-normal/ http://www.lanciatrendvisions.com/en/article/mundane-things-miunikua-s-a-w-2013-collection http://www.alwayssometimesanytime.com/sometimes/2013/06/interview-miuniko http://www.pigeonsandpeacocks.com/editorial/the-glorious-graduates/ http://africafashionweeklondon.com/africafashionweek/london-college-of-fashion-show/ http://theatlasmagazine.tumblr.com/post/49604509682/photographer-shelley-jones-hair-mua-adele http://thisispaper.com/MIUNIKU-Mundane-Things-A-W-13 http://www.pigmag.com/it/2013/06/03/buone-e-nuove-miuniku/ http://thinkdesignerprints.com.au/colour-blocking/ http://www.fibre2fashion.com/news/fashion-educational-institute-news/newsdetails.aspx?news_id=148187 photo 8 - 10 : [Shoot Credits] Photographer: Brendan Peer Styling: Rebecca Sammon Hair: Soichi Inagaki Make-up: Natsumi Narita Models: Sarah Dick at Models 1 and Georgia Davies at Elite Work featured in Dossier Journal (online), Vogue Italia (in process), U+Mag, The Word Magazine, This is paper online magazine, Open lab magazine, Atlas magazine, Used magazine. EDUCATION // 2012 - 2013: College: London College of fashion Course: BA(Hons) Womenswear - top up year 2012: College: London College of Fashion Course: Fda Fdt Designer Pattern Cutter 2010: College: Raffles Design International Course Completed: Advanced Diploma in fashion Design (2 years) WORK EXPERIENCE // 2011-2013: Thomas Tait (s/s 2012) + (s/s 2013)+ (a/w 2013) Studio Intern - Pattern Making, Sewing, Hand Sewing, Toiling, Cutting out patterns, Preparing garments for production shipment. contact: infomiuniku@gmail.com / nikitasutradhar@gmail.com / tinasutradhar@gmail.com phone: 07429155738 / 07813451283 Website : www.miuniku.com

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

Copyright © 2013 Devika Rattu ______________________________FLORAL DECAY Devika Rattu is a Surface Textiles Designer specialising in Print through traditional screen-printing and digital printed textiles. Her work explores printing and dyeing techniques with a modern twist by distorting and warping her artwork to create something distinctly unique. Her Spring/Summer 2014 collection Floral Decay is a high-end womenswear collection, which stemmed from the idea that man-made cites are created by destroying natural landscapes. Then when man no longer has use for the structures, the invasion of nature and the decaying process takes over and creates something delicately beautiful, fragile and unique. Looking at the visual record of physical decay shown in the work of Marchand and Meffre’s ‘Ruins of Detroit’ the photography explores abandonment by people, society and the presence of past lives within the derelict buildings. The collection draws on traditional print processes of Devore and dyeing used in a contemporary way with unconventional fabrics. The techniques have been extensively refined to showcase a highly creative development of textiles. Both techniques required long periods of time to explore, test and perfect, creating a distinctive collection. The dyeing and printing process has been a fundamental aspect to the collection. The importance of colour is paramount to Devika’s vision through her collection, especially the transformation of her artwork into printed textiles. An integral part to the development of Devika’s work is her floral illustrations. Specialising in organic watercolour paintings rich in colour, distorted and warped to form graphic structural shapes, which won her a prize for Chelsea Flower Show competition and an annual membership to the Royal Horticultural Society. Then developed for the illustration competition Nina De Yorke and used to create an instillation for the 2013 LCF Press Exhibition. ______________________________EDUCATION London College of Fashion Ba (Hons) Fashion Design Technology_Surface Textiles 2010-2013 London College of Fashion Foundation Diploma in Art and Design 2009-2010 ______________________________WORK EXPERIENCE Anna Sui -New York- Pattern Making Intern July-September 2012 Giles -London- Sample Room Intern January-May 2012 Freelance Print Designer_ Mirjam Roudén -London- Design Intern April-May 2011 ______________________________ ACHIEVEMENTS Runner up_Chelsea Flower show t-shirt competition Annual membership for The Royal Horticultural Society Collaborative photo shoot, producing 2 dresses and a headpiece for Fauna & Flora
 Selected as participant for Illustration 2013
 Finalist for Nina de York Illustration Competition ______________________________SKILLS Adobe_ InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator Screen printing_ discharge, devore, polychromatic, acid, procion_ sublimation Dyeing Digital Printing Domestic embroidery and knitting machines Drawings and technical drawings Pattern Cutting ______________________________CREDITS _FAUNA + FLORA_ Print_ Devika Rattu Dress_ Sofia Ilmonen Creative Director_ Rob Philips Photographer_ Kasia Wozniak Models_ Sophia at Select and Katharina at M+P Beauty_ Pace Chen Nails_ Lauren Michelle Pires _FLORAL DECAY_ Photographer_ GMGP Model_ Sophie at Select Beauty_ Pace Chen

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Accessories: Product Design & Development

jessicahearnshaw.com Jessica Hearnshaw is an Accessories Designer based in London who's focus is around the design and craftsmanship of high quality conceptual leather goods. This collection’s focus is on accessories that have a integral relationship to what they contain. That are as fascinating to unwrap, as a gift is to open. Inspired specifically by traditional japanese packaging which has a strong minimalist aesthetic. A key notion of japanese packaging is that the gift and the act of unwrapping the gift, is just as important as what is inside. This art form would wrap a given object in whatever materials lay at hand. The outcome was often not only practical for storage and transporting the object but also produced a simple beautiful shape free of all excess and extravagance ----------------------------------------------- Credits: Images 1 - 5: Art Director: Benjamin Thapa, Photographer: Giulia Zucchetti, Model: Max @ Profile, Stylist: Irene Manicone, Makeup: Nichola Mai Images 6 - 9: Art Direction & Photographer: Benjamin Thapa Image 10 - 11: Photography: Anthony John Sayer Creative Director: Rob Phillips Beauty: Pace Chen Model: Rosemary Banks

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

JAMAICAN ME CRAZY'Don't want Jackie, Give dem Paul instead, Dem don't want di sweetness between di leg..' Banton, B . (1992) Boom Bye Bye. Jamacia: Shang Muzick Brogan Toyn’s S/S 2013  graduate collection, ‘Jamaican me Crazy’  contends against frequent homophobic dancehall lyrics, by creating ‘expressive’ street wear for the modern man.  Through the amalgamation of research, aggressive 90’s hip hop trends are combined with the promiscuousness of Jamaica’s dancehall Queens, consequently redefining common contemporary constructions of the male identity in contemporary fashion. Collaborating with textile designer Zoe Sterling, ‘Jamaican Me Crazy’ ignores familiar connotations of masculinity in order to create an unconventional sportswear S/S13 Menswear collection. Juxtaposing common culture with subcultures, Brogan creates clothes for men willing to push image boundaries beyond the norm of the day, instead hyper exaggerating them. Representation of the black gay male in contemporary fashion is relatively absent as patriarchal values still influence the majority. Although, commonly it has been long thought that it is a homosexual customer that consumes outlandish modern menswear trends. Something which has been allegedly underground , emerging in the 80s and 90's and documented in films such as Livingstones 'Paris is burning' is now becoming a trend. Queens. Proportions within ‘Jamaican me Crazy’ remain unbalanced due to the amalgamation of inspirations. Influenced prominently by the provocative outfits of the Jamaican dancehall Queens, the collection rearranges masculine shapes in order to reverse gender restraints. Referencing dancehall contemporaries in hip hop,  Brogan adopts classic street style proportions to conflict with risque silhouettes, crop tops vs. basketball shorts. Focusing heavily on the context of colour within menswear and in order to balance an overtly sexualized concept, a juxtaposition of colour has been enforce. Enhanced pastels compliment the risqué silhouettes as they distract from erotic undertones and encourage the energy of the dancehall. Unconventionally luxurious, Brogan does not use classic performance fabrics. Instead, collaborating with textile designer Zoe Sterling, sequins adorn nearly every look and increase the collections flamboyance. Rainbow furs creep along the edges of garments while tight crotches are emphasized by printed, metallic lurex fabrics. As ‘Jamaican me Crazy’ adopts outlandish street style and contradicts obvious urban aesthetics, sequined crop tops only emphasize this further. CONTACT: 07952128356 brogantoyn@gmail.com Sequin Print Textile Collaboration: Zoe Sterling BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles z.sterling1@arts.ac.uk http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/ZoeSterling WINNER .Winner of fashion design category and overall judges choice. All Walks Beyond the Catwalk - Diversity NOW! in association with i-D. http://i-donline.com/2013/07/diversity-now-winners-announcement/ Photography: Anthony John Sayer, Creative Director: Rob Phillips, Beauty: Pace Chen, Model: Flash, Textiles Print: Zoe Sterling WORK EXPERIENCE .Christopher Shannon, London Menswear Design Intern .Von Sono, London Design Intern .Fannie Schiavoni, London Jewellery Design Intern LCF 2013 ANNUAL http://issuu.com/london_college_of_fashion/docs/sdt-annual-2013 LCF 2013 MOVING ANNUAL https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=wj1fm39ha-o PRESS http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/spring-summer-2014/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba/full-length-photos/gallery/1004093 - IMAGES 1-9 http://wgsn.tumblr.com/post/50644377782/cosmic-we-love-lcflondon-student-brogan-toyns http://i-donline.com/2013/04/diversity-now-the-finalist-cut/ http://i-donline.com/2013/07/i-want-to-play-a-game/ http://noctismag.com/ http://www.thestylelane.com/#/lcf13-runway-show/4577776766 http://adorngirl.tumblr.com/post/54533706290/backstage-lcf-2013-graduate-show# http://www.mydaily.co.uk/2013/07/02/london-college-of-fashion-ba-show-2013_n_3532173.html?ncid=edlinkusaolp00000003 http://www.pigeonsandpeacocks.com/editorial/the-glorious-graduates/ http://blog.stylesight.com/denim/isko-x-london-college-of-fashion http://www.ameliasmagazine.com/fashion/london-college-of-fashion-ba-hons-graduate-catwalk-show-2013-review-part-two/2013/07/22/ http://www.districtmtv.co.uk/article/topic/style/1npr61/ones-to-watch-brogan-toyn/ys7x6a https://www.lsnglobal.com/seed/view/8121 JAMES REES CREDITS Photography: James Rees, Creative Director: Rob Phillips, Beauty: Pace Chen, Model: Joel P. ISKO PROJECT CREDITS Project ‘Design Denim’ supported by’ ISKO™ Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Pace Chen Model, Paul Farley at Select

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

Copyright © 2013 Sarah Mazza sarahmazza110792@gmail.com Quest for Individuality A Spring/Summer collection for 2014 for high end womens wear market, exploring the idea of body tattoos being an object of art and its importance relative to different religious beliefs, tribal ceremonies and how this has a strong relation to modern society and its subcultures. ___________________Languages________________ Fluent in French and English _______________PRESS_______________ http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/spring-summer-2014/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba/full-length-photos/gallery/1004248 http://blogs.arts.ac.uk/fashion/2013/07/29/class-of-2013-sarah-mazza/ http://www.thestylelane.com/#/lcf13-runway-show/4577776766 http://www.mydaily.co.uk/2013/07/02/london-college-of-fashion-ba-show-2013_n_3532173.html http://www.fashion156.com/daily-blog/f156-graduate-showcase-week-sarah-mazza/ http://www.fashion156.com/daily-blog/f156-graduate-showcase-week-awards/ http://blogs.arts.ac.uk/fashion/2013/07/19/fashion156-com-report-on-graduate-season-2013/ http://www.logos.info/en/news/sarah-mazza/ http://www.ameliasmagazine.com/fashion/london-college-of-fashion-ba-hons-graduate-catwalk-show-2013-review/2013/07/22/ http://www.apimages.com/metadata/Index/Britain-London-College-of-Fashion-BA-Show/84cceb40738741349519182b8e7d0dcf/28/0 http://www.ohdearism.com/2013/04/13/style-sarah-mazza-lcf-ba-collection/ http://janemarlestylist.tumblr.com/post/51740727194/http-www-joomag-com-magazine-frow-magazine-issue http://www.joomag.com/magazine/frow-magazine-issue-1-2013/0389006001368895868 http://www.flickr.com/photos/eliz_pica/8754598523/in/photostream/ http://issuu.com/london_college_of_fashion/docs/sdt-annual-2013 http://ashleighbrowntextiledesign.tumblr.com/search/sarah+mazza _________________CREDIT___________________ ___BFC 2013 ___ Sarah Mazza, Photographer, James Rees www.jamesrees.co.uk Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Pace Chen, Melissa Wong Nail Art, Lauren Michelle Pires Model, Sarah Dick at Models 1 http://www.models1.co.uk/ ___LOOK BOOK Shoot___ sarah mazza photographer, Josh Chow Hair and MakeUp, Naoko Mabuchi Model, Ayesha Tan-Jones. ___BEAUTY EDITORIAL___ Photography, Polin Kuprine Styling, Jane Marle Hair and Makeup, Louise Linder