Taïma Castor from Northumbria University has been recognised for her innovative contributions in the field of design by being shortlisted for the GFW24 Culture & Heritage Award.

Katarina Chovancova from Northumbria University has received the GFW24 Inclusive Fashion Award, supported by Snag.

Congratulations to Peter Shonoda from SCAD Savannah on winning the gold at the GFW24 International Catwalk!

Aiden Davey from Nottingham Trent University has been recognised for outstanding work by winning the GFW24 Zandra Rhodes Fashion Textiles Award, highlighting Aiden's talent and creativity in the field of fashion textiles.

Congratulations, Nicole Singleton! Your outstanding achievement in winning the GFW24 Next Trend Forecasting Award is a testament to your hard work and creativity at Arts University Bournemouth.

Congratulations to Gussie O'Connor from Kingston University for your remarkable achievement in winning the GFW24 Culture & Heritage Award Design!

Congratulations to Brandon Bolland from Arts University Bournemouth for winning the GFW24 Fashion Styling & Creative Direction Award!

Issie Wild's achievement in winning the GFW24 Considered Fashion Award Supported by Snag highlights her exceptional talent and commitment to innovative fashion design.

Kacie Bardwell's victory in the GFW24 University of Central Lancashire catwalk show highlights her exceptional talent and creativity in the fashion industry.

Jasmin Honeyball's success in winning the GFW24 Childrenswear Award showcases her talent and dedication in the field of fashion design.

Thea Hunter, a student from De Montfort University, has emerged victorious in the GFW24 De Montfort University catwalk show.

Nawoda Bandara, a student from the Academy of Design in Sri Lanka, has been announced as the winner of our GFWi23 Fashion Portfolio Award.

Clàudia Cànovas Buitrago, a student from IED Istituto Europeo di Design in Barcelona, was recognised as the runner-up in our GFWi23 International Accessories Award Supported By Crisden.

JOY JULIUS, a new fashion label, has been launched by Nigerian-Swiss designer Joy Julius, who is based in London and a graduate of Kingston University. Her eponymous brand is a fusion of her Nigerian heritage and western experiences.

ellesse, in partnership with the Graduate Fashion Foundation, is excited to announce the GFF x ellesse Tailors Programme, an initiative dedicated to nurturing and celebrating the next wave of global design talent.