Here you will find a selection of posts with a focus on fashion, as well as the work of London College of Fashion staff and students during my time as Head of College.
10 London College of Fashion, MA Womenswear students showcased their collections last night at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Westminster. This year we wanted to incorporate technology within the catwalk. Hypervsn, a holographic display was… View Full Post
On Tuesday 19th February 2019, London College of Fashion alumna, Bethany Williams will be presented with the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design by HRH The Duchess of Cornwall on behalf of Her Majesty… View Full Post
When 33% of women have bought the wrong bra size and discard it immediately after buying, the bra has become one of the biggest items of clothing with the shortest life span.… View Full Post
On Monday 7th January, a selection of LCF MA Menswear students showed their collections at the stunning location of St George’s Church, Bloomsbury, London. To take a look at the show behind the scenes visit… View Full Post
Wearing animal skins is no longer necessary in the twenty-first century. Contemporary fibres are just as effective at keeping our bodies warm, and a range of new materials can protect our feet equally well. Yet… View Full Post
The Advantage Of Vintage At what point in the history of an item of clothes does pre-worn become second-hand, become retro, become vintage? Recycling clothes and buying clothes that have at least one previous owner… View Full Post
Last night, London College of Fashion and HRH The countess of Wessex hosted a reception at Buckingham palace to celebrate and support pioneering work by London College of Fashion in sustainability and responsibility. I… View Full Post
WHY-WHAT-WHO Exhibition – 10 Years of Fashion Artefact at London College of Fashion Exhibition Hall, 1st floor, BIFT PARK, Beijing, China Last week I visited the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology… View Full Post
Azzedine Alaïa: The Couturier Exhibition “I always feel free. When I don’t want something, I don’t make it” Tunisian-born couturier Azzedine Alaïa was always seen as an outsider in the world of fashion. He… View Full Post
Founded in 1784 by City of London politician and philanthropist Sir John Cass, the foundation has a rich history of supporting pioneering initiatives to promote participation and achievement for the most disadvantaged young people in… View Full Post