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Last week within out webinar series we heard from graduate fashion foundation ambassador and associate editor at hearst studio, isabella silvers.
During the webinar, isabella shared top tips and advice on becoming a freelance journalist and writer, how to price your work and how to approach publishers to get your work noticed. She was extremely kind to share links and resources for starting out in the industry.
We’re excited to share that our first Koi Footwear Design Competition winner, Rosie Coggin-Levy, has just had her mini footwear collection retailed on vegan brand Koi’s website!
The Future of Fashion : Caryn Franklin MBE talks to Sharon Lloyd Co-Founder of FACE
Graduate Fashion Foundation is delighted to announce 10 new Global Ambassadors are joining the charity this October 2020. From iconic designers, International buyers and Sustainability Activists to VIP Stylists, Editors and Marketing Experts, GFF are thrilled to welcome the new line-up as the latest supporters of the internationally acclaimed charity.
Say hello to size? syllabus - An opportunity for universities & their students to collaborate, create and work directly with streetwear retailer @sizeofficial on live briefs and activations. Access to expert industry knowledge, the world's biggest brands and the chance to impact our future campaigns.
Andrew Ibi, co-founder of FACE and course leader at Liverpool John Mores University talks to Caryn Franklin, visiting professor of diverse selfhood at Kingston School of Art.
We’re thrilled to announce the winner of the Coats X The RSC ‘Stage To Catwalk’ Graduate Fashion Foundation Competition!
Open to all final year Class of 2020 students, the judges were hugely impressed by the research, designs and mood boards submitted.
Andrew Ibi, co-founder of FACE and course leader at Liverpool John Mores University talks to Caryn Franklin, visiting professor of diverse selfhood at Kingston School of Art.
Today, we’re excited to share a case study which has been published this week by Northumbria University and Unique Magazines, a platform that stocks over 3000 niche magazines , including 134 fashion titles — many of which you may not have heard of, like Sorbet, Hunter Fashion, Lampoon and Cactus.
Featuring 90 unique, fresh looks by 53 Class of 2020 graduates from universities across the UK, the Class of 2020 Catwalk Show was live-streamed online on Tuesday, September 22nd. Check out a few of the incredible looks here!
We’re thrilled to share the winners for the Class of 2020 Awards, who were recently announced in a webinar awards ceremony. We introduced 5 new awards this year following the news that GFW20 wouldn’t be able to go ahead. In June, a group of industry experts joined us to whittle down the finalists from 10 to 3 graduates for each award, picking only one winner from an incredibly talented selection this year.
We’re getting ready for a big night here at Samsung KX in Coal Drops Yard, where our teams are preparing for a catwalk show and awards presentation this evening. We’re live streaming the catwalk from 6pm this evening, which you can watch HERE! Straight after, there’s the Class of 2020 Awards Presentation at 6.45pm. Watch it HERE. Below, check out the behind the scenes photos taken by our photographer, Deborah Smith.
We’ve had a huge day here at the Class of 2020 Showcase, where industry have been dropping by for the private exhibition viewing of graduates work. We’ve been visited by teams from US Vogue, Joseph, size?, YKK, River Island, Browns Fashion and more. It’s an opportunity to showcase the incredible talent of the Class of 2020 in the flesh.
It’s been a fantastic day here at the Class of 2020 Showcase, where industry have been discovering the work of hundred of graduates in our Showroom here at Coal Drops Yard.
On Sunday night, in another after-hours talk in the Samsung KX store at Coal Drops Yard, Henry Holland interviewed designer Daniel Fletcher in a special podcast recording for What Were You Thinking?
On Saturday night, we were treated to an after hours talk in the Samsung KX store in Coal Drops Yards, hosted by Graduate Fashion Foundation Brand Partnerships Director Joy Campbell who spoke with special guests Josephine Gowans-Eglinton Head of Creative Marketing Europe at Urban Outfitters and Kristina Karassoulis, Brand Partnerships, Luxury (EMEA) Global Business Solutions at TikTok.
On Friday night, illustrator Elyse Blackshaw hosted an interactive Fashion Illustration Workshop, inviting guests to put their own skills into practice with the Samsung Galaxy S7+ tablet. The guests joined in, creating their own illustrations and learning from Elyse’s experience, having illustrated live events during London Fashion Week and Graduate Fashion Week for the last few years.
We’ve been enjoying the after-hours events at Coal Drops Yard in Kings Cross during the Class of 2020 Showcase. On Thursday, GFF President Hilary Alexander OBE spoke with founder of Duck Productions Lindsay Lowe, who shared her expertise on the importance of moving image within the fashion industry, immersing guests in an array of award-winning content displayed on The Sero QLED 4K TV.
The public view for the Class of 2020 is open from now until Sunday the 20th of September. Come to the amazing Samsung KX store in Kings Cross at Coal Drops Yard. We’re featuring over 37 designs from our member university graduates, displayed in the 20,000 sq ft store that floats above Coal Drops Yard.
Check out the Class of 2020 Campaign, shot by photographer Rory James in King Cross. We were thrilled to welcome 6 Southampton Solent graduates who did the hair and makeup of our amazing models as they wore 57 garments selected by our member universities. A huge thanks to Rory, the team of grads from Solent, all the models and the production team involved. Check out the full campaign below!
