We’re thrilled to share some images from the latest issue of LOVE Magazine, where four graduates from the Class of 2020 have had their work featured. Shot by Tim Walker and styled by fashion editor Ib Kamara, the shoot was dedicated to the young designers who weren’t able to show their collections this year.

Behind the Scenes on the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office’s Dream Big GREAT Britain Campaign, featuring 16 graduates and students from GFF member UK universities.

At the beginning of November, leading changemakers and creative minds in the fashion industry gathered together under one roof at the Royal Academy of Arts for the Frieze Academy's Art & Fashion Summit. The event not only explored some of the most pressing issues our world is facing and the constantly evolving landscape of the industry, but also those who are shaping it.

Graduate Fashion Foundation is proud to announce our collaboration with the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office’s GREAT Britain Campaign on a fun video featuring 16 graduates and students from GFF member UK universities.

The Graduate Fashion Foundationcharity is delighted to announce that from 4th– 8th November 2019 we will be running a series of national UK masterclasses, and from the 11th– 13thwe will be hosting two international masterclasses, all in partnership with Ralph Lauren. During the GFF tour we will be visiting five UK host universities and colleges across the UK and in total 18 Graduate Fashion Week UK member universities will have the opportunity to benefit from the advice and information presented from Ralph Lauren and the GFF teams.

This week sees the launch of the two winning t-shirt designs instore nationwide and online with Fatface. GFW 19 Graduates Alexandra and Roxanne won the FatFace Graphic T-Shirt Competition 2019, with their winning designs being selected by industry experts and designers Christopher Raeburn and Rob Jones.

The official BBC Children in Need t-shirt designed by Norwich University of the Arts (NUA) graduate, Megan Grinham, which was unveiled on 5th June at this year’s Graduate Fashion Week, is now available to buy from George at Asda stores across the UK and online.

A part of the British Fashion Council’s mentoring programme, with a focus around non- designer access to the creative industries for young people. Launched by Adwoa Aboah five key industry mentors and mentees will work togetherover a period of four months from Sept – Jan.

This week GFW spoke with Hawthorn, one of the UK’s leading clothing manufacturers, producing garments of the highest quality. They proudly support fashion start ups, small brands, SMEs and emerging designers. Hawthorn offer a full scale manufacturing solution including a range of services.

GFW discussed key information for any designer looking to launch their label, from pricing and minimums to fabric sourcing and production lines.

The IJL Catwalk showcase the inspirational final year collections of six GFW high flying graduates, alongside an overview of high street jewellery trends for 2020.