London College of Fashion

In Grime, musicians, Selassie and Raj, curator Tory Turk and photographer Olivia Rose share some lively and honest opinions about Grime not only as a music genre but as a fashion sub-culture.

In Fashion Curation we hear curators Amy de la Haye, Roger Burton and Tory Turk talk about their experience of curating fashion exhibitions. Amy and Roger were both key curators of ‘Streetstyle’ at the V&A and we learn how they created this ground-breaking exhibition and its continued impact on contemporary fashion exhibitions.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.

This week, Susanna chats to Amber Butchart, Fashion Historian, Author and Broadcaster.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.

This week, Susanna chats to Georgia Morley, Curator at London Transport Museum. Georgia discusses her work for research project 'Celebrating Britain's Transport Textiles' and the Maquette sample that she has chosen as her sartorial item.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.

In this episode, Susanna interviews a writer and lecturer at University of the Arts London.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.

In this episode, Susanna interviews Elizabeth Paton, European Styles Correspondent for The New York Times. She talks about her change in attitudes towards fashion and explains why her chosen sartorial item is so much more than just a dress.

LCF’s Professor Reina Lewis takes Faith & Fashion to Istanbul Modest Fashion, 20 April 2019, in collaboration with Modanisa, to explore the impact of modest dressing on global brands, regional markets, and mainstream and niche fashion media.

Discover more on the Faith and Fashion page: https://bit.ly/33fFKjJ

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.

In this episode, Susanna interviews Professor Emma Tarlo from the Anthropology department at Goldsmiths, University of London. Using objects from her own collection, Emma discusses the role of dress in anthropological research and in particular the unexpected history of (and contemporary market for) human hair.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.

In this episode, Susanna interviews, Shahidha Bari - writer, academic, and Professor of Fashion Cultures at London College of Fashion.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.

In this episode, Susanna interviews Professor Frances Corner OBE, currently Head of London College of Fashion and Pro-Vice Chancellor, University of the Arts London, before Frances leaves to take up the role of the first ever female Warden of Goldsmiths, University of London.