LONDON – London College of Fashion (LCF) hosted its third post-graduate presentation during London Fashion Week, with MA Womenswear and Menswear students showcasing their final designs at the newly opened campus in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
Nabil El-Nayal, MA Womenswear course leader, said the showcase was important because it allowed “emerging designers to connect with people in industry.”
There were static presentations, and every 30 minutes or so models would descend a spiral staircase wearing a look from each student. El-Nayal said the live moments were meant to bring out “the spirit of the garments.”
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Emily Saunders created a collection that focused on owning one’s space as a woman. She had worked alongside traditional hat manufacturers in Luton, near London, and incorporated elements of millinery into her collection.
Mariia Pavlyk also embraced traditional craft, hand-weaving her pieces using a technique she was taught by a small community of women in Ukraine.
The final designs will be displayed in a postgraduate exhibition at the college which will be open to the public until March 9.