London College of Fashion

Celebrating new work from Postgraduate courses at the London College of Fashion, this series explores a range of provocative, imaginative and critical projects developed by students from MA Fashion Curation, MA Fashion Cultures and Histories and MA Fashion Journalism. Each of the three episodes will explore a theme or perspective highlighted in this year’s work – from projects that embrace and champion activism and work that reveals hidden histories and reclaims the past for new audiences to alternative narratives that are created around dress, proposing dramatically different perspectives from which to view fashion. The podcasts are hosted by internationally renowned curators and dress historians Amy de la Haye and Judith Clark, co-founders of the Centre for Fashion Curation at London College of Fashion.

The second episode in the series, Making it personal, features conversations with Omolara Obanishola (MA Fashion Cultures and Histories), Eleni Chasioti (MA Fashion Curation) and Emily Gallagher (MA Fashion Curation).

Celebrating new work from Postgraduate courses at the London College of Fashion, this series explores a range of provocative, imaginative and critical projects developed by students from MA Fashion Curation, MA Fashion Cultures and Histories and MA Fashion Journalism. Each of the three episodes will explore a theme or perspective highlighted in this year’s work – from projects that embrace and champion activism and work that reveals hidden histories and reclaims the past for new audiences to alternative narratives that are created around dress, proposing dramatically different perspectives from which to view fashion. The podcasts are hosted by internationally renowned curators and dress historians Amy de la Haye and Judith Clark, co-founders of the Centre for Fashion Curation at London College of Fashion

The first episode in the series, The language of change, features conversations with Kate Asquith (MA Fashion Journalism), Daphne Toprek (MA Fashion Curation) and Lynn Cheikh-Moussa (MA Fashion Journalism).

In this episode we are joined by experienced fashion tech specialists; Moin Roberts-Islam from the Fashion Innovation Agency and Emily Roosen; Head of 3D Transformation at STITCH. We discuss the importance of 3D transformation technology and its impact on emerging graduate roles and skill sets. Career planning whilst at university to ‘get ahead’ and the benefits of developing the right skills. This is a great listen for students, graduates and alumni exploring their career opportunities.

• STITCH: www.Stich3d.com

• FIA: https://www.fialondon.com/

• Visit LCF Graduate Futures to find out what we do: www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers

• Sign up to LCF MY_Jobs: https://lcf-my-jobs.arts.ac.uk/signin

• Email [email protected] for a full audio transcript.

Turly highlights the importance, value, and her role within the Fashion industry. Image credit: JOHN DAVIS.

In this episode special, we talk about how to build up an online presence using video and storytelling techniques. Join LCF alumni and Hanna Fiedler, founder of ‘Hannah Fielder’ fashion label and Sonika Phakey, Digital Marketing Manager for The Digital Fairy, to explore the value of a great online presence. This podcast will help you explore new and strategic ways to use social media and online portfolios.

• Visit LCF Graduate Futures to find out what we do: www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers

• Sign up to LCF MY_Jobs: https://lcf-my-jobs.arts.ac.uk/signin

• Email [email protected] for a full audio transcript.

In this episode we are joined by experienced fashion recruiters Stephanie Finnan and Sacha Milazzo Mercier. We discuss the importance of soft skills and why they matter in the workplace. Career planning whilst at university to ‘get ahead’ and the future of recruitment practices. This is a great listen for students, graduates and alumni exploring their career opportunities!

• Read about UAL's Creative Attributes Framework: https://www.arts.ac.uk/about-ual/teaching-and-learning-exchange/careers-and-employability/creative-attributes-framework

• Visit LCF Graduate Futures to find out what we do: www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers

• Sign up to LCF MY_Jobs: https://lcf-my-jobs.arts.ac.uk/signin

• Email [email protected] for a full audio transcript.

A collection of conversations that highlight the benefits of working collaboratively, featuring LCF staff and students.

The Loanhood team uncovered a new approach to how digital Technology can create catwalk spaces for us to manipulate, view and purchase products.

A collection of conversations that highlight the benefits of working collaboratively, featuring LCF staff and students.

Dr Francesco Mazzarella talks about the supervisors role as a key member of LCF staff. Supervisors are assigned to each team and their specialism is matched to your project to support and coach you in your student teams.

A collection of conversations that highlight the benefits of working collaboratively, featuring LCF staff and students.

Tiff Radmore and Abigail Jones share their passion for cross-disciplinary collaborations and why it is such a unique exciting opportunity for students.

A collection of conversations that highlight the benefits of working collaboratively, featuring LCF staff and students.

Fashioning stories celebrates the cultural heritage of Newham by collecting personal stories about local people and their history and designed a digital platform for all the creative practitioners at Rosetta Arts Centre.