Minghui Cai

Minghui Cai's 'Creepy Romance'  satin, eyeballs, and roses exquisitely tailored jackets, shorts dresses and trousers, her MA collection of menswear at the London College of Fashion.

There are two main influences on me. On the one hand, my grandfather is a traditional Chinese painter, I feel that keeping a traditional element to my collection is extremely important. on the other hand I was attracted to fairy tales and non-human's fiction since I was a child and most themes of my illustration have shown this influence on me. Minghui Cai

Influenced by romantic novels which were popular when she was a teenager in China, Minghui Cai has developed an imaginary world, of non-humans living among us. A particular story that gripped Minghui's imagination was 'The Legend of the World of Fish Beauty' based on the stories from the Ming Dynasty. This story she developed into her own imaginary world by creating illustrations, gifs, furniture designs and fashion.

Edda Gimnes SS2016

I love the fun that Edda Gimnes has obviously had creating her SS2016 collection it is infectious and I think these creative garments that are ecstatically bold and exuberant would be great fun to wear. 

Edda graduated from London College of Fashion in 2015 and has been selected as one of the most exciting emerging talents at this year's London Fashion Week.  

Jasmine Haoyao Deng I

A crazy cacophony of colour and knitting for Jasmine Haoyao Deng's 'Dream' outfits.
Jasmin has approached these knitted dress forms in a very sculptural way. The interest is not focused purely on the front of the garment, but flows around it beautifully linking the front and back whilst giving some lovely surprises.
Jasmine graduated last year with an MA in Fashion Design Technology (Menswear) from London School of Fashion.

Gebei He I

Gebei He is a Chinese Canadian student who is studying an MA in menswear from London College of Fashion. Gebei He's work concentrates on texture, shape and silhouette incorporating lovely woven details as well as fusing different cultures and cultural elements.

Luke Bullen and Jana Dahmen

Ghostly shrouds from American/German designer Jana Dahmen and Luke Bullen who graduated from London college of Fashion this summer. Jana Dahmen is inspired by digital technology and science fiction, whilst Luke Bullen was an illustrator who then specialized in fashion. Together they created this very dramatic collection where the identity of the wearer is concealed and confused with the persona printed on the veil.

Julia Björkeheim I

Julia Björkeheim's FW2013 collection features textural padded clothing that have such structure as to be able to be free standing and very architectural. Julia is a student at London College of Fashion.

Kyeong Min Kim

 Min Kim's MA collection for London College of Fashion has a lovely circular themed silhouette and interesting use and combination of fabric.

Pei G Tsai

 

 

Peggy Pei-Chuan Tsai has reinterpreted and used the concepts of pattern cutting that were developed by Julian Roberts experimenting with the movement of patterns from 2D to 3D and their behaviour on different angles of human body. Peggy has a keen eye for pattern development as well as creative research and has during her studentship collaborated with designers, photographers and hair stylists.