London College of Fashion

Final Major Project - Jasmine Tutt & Chloe Pereboom by London College of Fashion

Jessica Bumpas and Tony Glenville discuss how fashion is proceeding, the divisive nature of contrasting views of the future and the impossibility of predicting, with certainty, of the coming Fashion weeks, the approaching season and the fluctuations in “style”. Future conversations will further investigate how data, legalities, ownership. and copying within the fashion business.

Fashion Means Business: Introduction by London College of Fashion

Philippe Pourhashemi and Tony Glenville discuss fashion today, it’s journey through the past eighteen months to two years, and some of the shifts and challenges facing the business.

This is the first of several conversations around designers, their focus and the general need for change in the creative arena of fashion. Big luxury established brand or niche newcomer, where is the future?

Traces: Stories of Migration- Traces is a long-term social engagement research-practice project led by Professor Lucy Orta, Chair of Art and the Environment, UAL, that explores the fundamental conditions relating to migration experiences, protection, and shelter. Students were presented with a unique opportunity to find innovative ways to interpret stories and the textile responses of these stories, produced by BA Textiles students and to share with wider audiences.

AMFI GINGER- Students and their Supervisor discuss their experiences of undertaking the AMFI Ginger project, working with a peer student at Amsterdam Fashion Institute.

Professor Finola Kerrigan is Professor of Marketing and Director of the Fashion Business Research Centre at LCF. She discusses her role as a Lead Academic for the FIA X FBRC project.

Catherine Fuller is a former Course Leader for BA (Hons) Fashion Contour this encompass lingerie, intimate apparel, underwear, swimwear and structured bodywear. Here Catherine discusses her role as a Collaborative Challenge supervisor.

Fashion Business Research Centre and Fashion Innovation Agency:

“The only truly sustainable option is to go naked... The next best solution is to dress digitally.” (Brooke Roberts-Islam, 2019).

The Fashion Innovation Agency uses emerging technologies to disrupt existing practices in the fashion and retail industries.

Our remit is to demonstrate how these technologies can change the way that fashion brands and retailers make, show and sell their collections.

Eliez Team - UCL, Barclays Eagle Labs and Disability Rights UK: “How can we design create adaptive clothing that will help reduce pressure sores for the disabled community that we can bring to market?” East London Inclusive Enterprise Zone (ELIEZ) is one of the first accessible entrepreneurship communities that features a specially designed programme, for start-up and design thinkers who are disabled or whose work focuses on accessibility.