Regent's University of London Graduate Fashion Show 2018

Regent's University of London held their graduate fashion show where the fashion students were able to present their own signature style designs.

Alison De Meirsman
Tilted 'The Warp Parade', Alison De Meirsman's collection incorprates random stone washed, bleached and dyed denim, a 1950's print and transparent asymmetric layers of silk and organdie.

Nouras Obeid
Titled 'Misplaced Digits', Noura Obeid was inspired by Surrealism and a temporary escape from reality. Colour palette inspired by photography of Sanja Marusic.

Takwa Dalbani 
Ttitled 'Drifter 1967', Takwa Dalbani was inspired by the 'make love not war' peace movement in San Franciso during the summer of love 1967. Flowing silhouettes, colourful palette and transparent textures to celebrate the vibrancy of that era.

Rojia Hatami
Titled 'Chaotic Splendour', Rojia Hatami's collection is of exaggerated, voluminous pieces gathered with the use of leather straps, Inspired by the tranquility that exists after a storm. 

Unnati Shah
Titled 'A Proper Woman', Unnati Shah explores details from saris such as layering, pleating, gathering and the asymmetrical silhouette to create a contemporary collection

Laura Gadza Cermak 
Titled 'Where's F***ing Wonderland?',Laura Gadza Cermak was inspired by Alice in Wonderland and the idea of hell - things not always as they seem 

Kripali Rajwani 
Titled 'G-Cube2', Kripali Rajwani was inspired by Tetris, a primary game introduced in 1984. Kripali translated its simplicity and minimalism into a collection of cuboid shapes, bright colours and blocks 

Ilyes Ouali 
Titled 'Frozen Trash'. It tells a story of a rich couple's life in a French ski station in the 80's. the clash of evening wear and technical ski wear shows the underlying reality of their happy times. Climbing accessories refers to the final chapter when they decide to throw themselves from the top of a mountain.

Celine Klein
Titled 'Creatures des Bois' , Celine Klein was inspired by the mythological spirit of nature- the Nymph. Ruffles grow sporadically out of the seams as though nature is blossoming out of this mythical recreation in order to adorn the wearer.

Srimah Khan 
Titled ' Ardour: The Heat of Passion' , Srimah Khan was Inspired by organic forms and the texture of fungi using oversized silhouettes. Masculine shirts with feminine elements show the woman as strong & confident yet beautiful & delicate

Ziyu Wu
Titled 'The Abandoned Doll in the Corner', Ziyu Wu's collection represents vunerable women in society by emulating the form of a broken doll. Design elements are various differing simulations of body parts and joints.

DDFC x FAD Dubai Fashion Showcase unveils designer Amira Haroon’s SS18 collection

Dubai Design & Fashion Council (DDFC) in partnership with the FAD Institute of Luxury, Fashion & Style Dubai (FAD Dubai) showcased Amira Haroon’s SS18 collection at Fashion Scout during London Fashion Week

 Amira Haroon was brought up in Saudi Arabia, and is currently residing in Dubai. She pursued her education at Parsons School of Fashion and in 2011, launched “The Amira Haroon RTW label”.
 The brand’s signature style fuses modernity with cultural influences and versatility.

Amira’s collection is inspired by American pop culture - music has always been able to break geographical boundaries.

This season’s muse is Whitney Houston - both her music and her timeless style inspired many generations of musicians and fashion designers alike.

Amira would like to reimagine Whitney giving her powerful performances in today’s time.

 Through her Amira sees a strong woman wearing her personality in her hair and outfit, her effort and achievement.

This signifies the woman of 2018.

Award Winning Students of Winchester School of Art BA Fashion Show

Curtis Wu

Hannah Brabon

The Winchester School of Art’s BA FAshion Design & Knitwear Graduate Fashion Show took place on the 25th May at The Vinyl Factory where milliner extraordinaire Noel Stewart presented the awards to two standout students.

Curtis Wu

Hannah Brabon

As the show ended he took to the catwalk to present the WSA Fashion Textile Award to:

 Hannah Brabon,

www.hannahbrabon.com

Hannah Brabon

Hannah Brabon

 The collection is of luxury pieces focused around themes of empowerment, equality and sustainability and is a combination of sportswear and knitwear that truly stands out with its unique aesthetic.

Hannah Brabon

Hannah Brabon

 The second award to be presented was the WSA Fashion Direction award and went to:

 Curtis Wu

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Curtis Wu

Curtis Wu

Wu's collection was of redefined silhouettes. His designs contained graphic prints and bold bright colours as well as approaching and breaking down the conventional way of dressing.

Curtis Wu

Curtis Wu

Graduate Fashion Week - Winchester School of Art BA Fashion Show

Sophie Lightowlers

Isabel Worth

The Winchester School of Art’s Graduate Fashion Show 2017 took place on the 25th May at The Vinyl Factory.

Fangyun Qi

Madge Cao

The students chosen to showcase their graduate collections brought a diverse range of designs.

Dorothy Deng

Jhonis Zipagan

An evening full of talent, the show had 200 attendee’s including key industry and press contacts as well as WSA alumni and students.

Rella Wang

Wency Wen

 The graduating class of 2017 is a testament to the name of make future as they consistently deliver outstanding collections and many of the graduates go on to work with companies such as Alexander McQueen, Burberry, Erdem and WGSN to name a few.

Joao Pena Monteiro

Video of the show's finale