BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Post-Eschatologist is a collection visualizing a hypothetical ending. It is a reaction to the paranoia surrounding the Mayan 2012 doomsday phenomenon and more importantly a response to recent conflicts with Government and turmoil caused by social upheaval and rioting. If the world were truly to end, what cultures and values would we lose, and more interestingly, what would re-emerge? The key concepts are primitive protection, ethnic utilitarianism, and poetic fragility. This collection looks into how people have dealt with hardship in the past in post-war eras, evidence of military presence translates into the tough and rugged steel buckles and belt loops found in harnessed garments. The clash of the hardware with surrounding delicate silks and unraveling edges evoke a feeling of the utilitarian uniform deteriorating into elegance scarred from a harsh, bygone era. Gauze cut on the selvedge gives a nod to the days of rationing and armor-like, geometrical jade beading on knitted net merge ancient Mayan ritual with ammunition shells. The juxtaposition of emergency mylar-fused fabric, protective neoprene backed wool, and distressed gauze is a prediction of what might be to come. Spliced furs from varying textures, colours, and lengths create forms reminiscent of wild animals but with new, unfamiliar, and almost impossible characteristics suggesting new a species. Taking hints from the past, Post-Eschatologist brings melancholic emotions and ceremonial cultures into modern day with sensitivity towards materials, texture, and proportion.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

----+++++++ ALL PIECES ARE NOT IN THE UK　+++++++ ---- ‘Inspirational Youth’ London College of Fashion & TIGI Collaboration 2012 more info: www.tigi.co.uk/ ---------------------------------------- ‘WIMPOLE’ AW12 more info: http://chichiluo.com/wimpole-aw12/ sales contact: info@chichiluo.com ---------------------------------------- Graduate Collection 2011 This Spring/Summer collection is inspired by my trip to Tibet in China last summer. The colour palette is based on photographs, which have taken by myself during the trip. The selected colours are bright, vivid, and energetic, which represent Tibetan people's kindness, boldness, faith and passion to their religion. I bravely play with these colours, and get lots of unique results by using different hand dye techniques. 

 The silhouette of this collection is based on what Tibetan people are wearing, which inspires me to do lots of draping through this collection by using flexible fabric, such as silk chiffon and silk jersey. I then draped and layered them up, to create a new look for Tibetan people. I was inspired by Tibetan women's braided hair. I transferred this idea on to part of my clothes by developing to complicated handcraft techniques such as macramé and knotting. That is why you can see lots of amazing macramé pieces in this collection. Also there are many colourful wooden beads at the end of each rope on macramé, which symbolized the beautiful Buddha prayer beads. Photographer: Sean Michael www.seanmichael.co.uk Model: Anna Michaux @ Select Model Management London www.selectmodel.com Yingzhi Luo - Chi Chi www.chichiluo.com E-mail: rinlochi@hotmail.com Achievement: Finalist of of WGSN Global Fashion Awards 2011 in ‘Most Creative Student Collection’ Exhibitor of London College of Fashion Press Show 2011 One of ‘The best fashion graduates of 2011′ by Vogue.com UK One of '180 emerging designers'&'The best students worldwide' by Vogue Italia Finalist of Nina De York Fashion Illustration Competition 2011 Finalist of H&M Design Award 2011 Shortlist in London College of Fashion 'Fashioning the Future Awards 2011'

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design & Development

BREIZH COLLECTION The AW13 Collection combines the heritage of Brittany with the modern techniques of shoe making. Delicate details from traditional costumes associated with a contemporary twist were source of inspiration to produce the range. The designs combined with luxurious materials and craftmanship create an exclusive collection with a traditional yet avant-garde feel. Already at a young age Pauline Courtois was wearing her grandmother's high heels. It came as no surprise when she chose shoe design as a career. During her studies she received in depth training, from researching inspiration to the process of shoemaking, as well as studying the martket and consumers. Now having gained strong knowledge and skills she has a precise and efficient approach to design and choice of materials. Her professional experiences brought her maturity and organisation. She is open minded, full of creativity, and a social person who rapidely finds her place in a new company. She loves to exchange ideas and is always ready for a new challenge. Pauline Courtois is currently looking for work within the footwear industry and is now keen to demonstrate her skills and passion in a new graduate role. CONTACT : pjm.courtois@laposte.net Ceramic bead: collaboration with HB Henriot. Photos: Ioana Vrabie

BA (Hons) Fashion Photography

Vito Andreoni is originally from Scotland, where he spent four years studying photography at Glasgow Metropolitan College. He gained entry to the second year of the BA Fashion Photography course from which he graduated in July 2008 with Upper Second Class Honours. Contact: 07749967071 vitoandreoni@live.co.uk vitoandreoni.co.uk

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

Cruise Comfort in our surroundings, exposure to the unknown. It all effects and modifies the way in which we behave and dress; Cruise is a collaboration between Luke Shaw and Freyja Sjöfn that explores the contrasts of what is perceived to be normal with ideas of otherworldly situations. For the other half of this collection: http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/freyjasjofn _____________________________________________________ My work takes on a playful edge in order to explore more experimental designs in menswear. The collection is based on the idea that each person is different and how they react to unexpected situations is a reflection of their character and how they choose to portray themselves. I found that being open and flexible was instrumental in making and producing a collection that reflects our personalities. In the future I want to continue working on introducing more processes and construction techniques in menswear design. By focusing on the creation of the materials and how they are used I believe that it can have a lasting effect on menswear design.
 Links: http://lsdraw.tumblr.com/ http://blogs.fashion.arts.ac.uk/snapshot/2012/04/27/street-cast-models-editorial-shoot/ http://www.fashiondigitalstudio.com/blog/56/passenger-six http://www.theprintspace.co.uk/blog/luke-shaw/ http://www.fashion156.com/daily-blog/illustrator-luke-shaw/ http://stylesalvage.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/college-shop-two.html http://www.fashion.arts.ac.uk/showcase/drawing-gallery/ luke@lslsls.co.uk

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

I am a BA Surface Textiles third year student, I came from Hong Kong. I have fished my Foundation Degree in Surface Textiles with a Merit plus last year. I had lot of joy being here, and have been so hard working, I always get stressed so easily, but stress sometimes just make me work better, more creative and work faster. I have experienced few areas of textiles, for instance, prints, dye, machines embroideries, CAD embroidery, etc. I have also used hand embroidery for my last project. These experiences enable me to be creative and present the beauty of the textiles samples onto fashion garments designs.

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Accessories: Product Design & Development

‘La Bellezza’ SS 2013 Collection is inspired by the glamour of Portofino with its scenic views of coloured houses: the turquoise sea and rocking fishing boats lying in the harbour appear as if time has stood still. Celebrating the Italian classic style and their effortless elegance exemplified by the style in which women on the Isle of Capri wore silk scarves so effortlessly in the 1950s. The collection combines the inspiration from 1950’s by looking at vintage bag constructions, reinventing them with a modern twist. Incorporating vintage scarves and using exotic skins, such as python and lizard throughout the whole collection. Pushing the design further with jewel-like studs as fittings, covered in brightly coloured exotic skins. My approach to accessories design starts with a love for classic and vintage bag design, taking elements to create a more modern design representing the perfect balance in craftsmanship, innovative and attention to detail, to create a high quality product.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

My inspiration is a culmination of opposites combining feminine with masculine and structures with delicate handcrafted embellishments. The foremost aim is to create individuality for the wearer with the vision that each piece is an heirloom that can be passed down through generations. Its aimed at the modern woman – a female who is strong, confident and unafraid to embrace her masculine side while stepping out beautifully sexy and alluring.

BA (Hons) Fashion: Styling and Photography (Top Up)

A fashion stylist who is inspired by fashion, art, theatre, photography, cultures, music and colours. She believes fashion is not just clothes but its a lifestyle on its own, it creates its own unique characters, their style and their beauty and elegance. Educational Qualifications: London College of Fashion BA Hons Fashion Styling and Photography (2012) London College of Fashion (2010-2012) Foundation Degree Fashion Styling and Photography School of fashion Technology (2006- 2009) Fashion and Apparel Design Website: http://jenparimoo.wix.com/henna-parimoo Email: henziparimoo@yahoo.com, jenparimoo@yahoo.co.in

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design & Development

ABOUT: YEA:JI SUNG is a contemporary footwear designer brand that creates conceptual and architectural, yet accessible footwear for women. YEA :JI SUNG is not aiming for a totally commercial look but still being simple. Mainly focused on shapes which then allow the design to look more architectural and contemporary. COLLECTION: For designer's debut Autumn/Winter 2012-3 collection is presented with 9 styles. The collection is inspired by art movement from the 20th century focusing on the both Art Deco and Cubism. Geometric shapes and forms that have an architectural side has mainly inspired in designs PRESS: "Once again the simple triangle consumes a collection as Yea Ji Sung looked at shapes from the art deco period and cubism to inspire what she admits is a simultaneously commercial and directional collection. My Twitter page doesn't lie and as I do like a chunky heel, they don't get any chunkier than these carved wooden ones with triangular cut-outs and outlines." - Style Bubbles (http://www.stylebubble.co.uk/style_bubble/2012/07/shoes-n-things.html) Contacts ; yeajee.sung@gmail.com

BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development

The collection is inspired by the smooth curves and linear elements of 60’s furniture, smooth shiny wooden panels that sit next to upholstered bright hues in coarse Meltons. Concrete poured buildings with rounded edges, curved openings & material contrasts. The collection plays with proportion & texture contrasts. Opposing textures sit alongside each other, a shiny patent leather tops a fluffy angora, a juxtaposition that emphasises both textures. Heritage fabrics are central to the design concept. She aims to create wearable fashion that is relevant to women today. Colour plays a key part in all her work, taking prominence in both her garments and her editorial work. Press- Tatler online- http://www.tatler.com/bystander/events/2012/june/london-college-of-fashion-graduate-show#/7516/image/29 Vogue.com -http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/autumn-winter-2012/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba/page/5 The Independent - http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/features/in-pictures-the-weird-and-wonderful-of-degree-shows-7844385.html?action=gallery&ino=6 Adorn girl blog - http://adorngirl.com/london-college-of-fashion-ba-graduate-catwalk-2012/ Now Fashion - http://nowfashion.com/28-06-2012-london-college-of-fashion-2012-part-2-live-event-event-2257.html In style - http://www.instyle.co.uk/news/hot-new-talent-at-the-lcf-grad-show-02-07-12 Beautiful shopping - http://www.gomoneyways.com/?p=65953 Fashion 156 - http://www.fashion156.com/collections/london-college-of-fashion-ba-graduate-show-2012/ Muse - http://www.themuse.tv/2012/07/muse-it-with-the-london-college-of-fashions-ba-show/ CV Mary Binding marybinding@gmail.com 07725048110 Hard working student with an ability to work under pressure to a high standard, always taking personal pride in what ever I do. Always punctual and enthusiastic, enjoys working as part of a creative, fast paced team. Graduating in July 2012. Skills •Good practical based skills including, precise presentation of ideas, working well with data to draw conclusions, sketching. •Working knowledge of Adobe Illustrator. •Good research skills. •Have worked with and been trained in Burberry’s SAP and PLM systems and Net-a-Porters internal systems such as X-tracker. Achievements •Won the technical award in a collaboration competition between LCF and the brand Volcom. •My work was also selected to be shown in a Volcom show/press event. •My work was also selected to be shown in the LCF press show. Education 2008-Present London College of Fashion, BA Fashion Design and Development – First class Hons 2007-2008 Foundation in Art and Design, Fashion specialty – Distinction. City College, Brighton 2000-2007 A levels - Art (A) English (B) Philosophy (C) 9 GCSE’s (A*-C) Work placement at Net-A-Porter, The Outnet Work placement at Net-a-porter, The Outnet Intern to the Product Merchandising team 2nd May 2011- 29th July 2011 •Researching trends for weekly email promotions of the Outnet. •Merchandising the garments and accessories on the website. •Responsible for the ‘Dress Me’ section of the website, which involves selecting garments options for different events and considering different consumers. •Responding to directions and briefs to create different custom lists. •Selecting garments, after being given a brief, to pass on to the press team that would be suitable to send out to publications after consulting the line list to access stock and sell through. Work placement at Burberry Intern to the Womenswear, Outerwear, Product development team. 26th July 2010- 26th April 2011 •Solely responsible for the creation of the inspiration and line list boards for the Outerwear team for 3 seasons (A11, W11 and SS12). These are used to present the new collections to the buyers, merchandisers and the CEO of Burberry. •Assisted the Outerwear team in the day to day running of the department, including the shipment of prototypes, assisting the fittings team, communication to external vendors and taking responsibility for the department’s PO’s. •Have assisted in the Look Book shoots for three seasons. •Cleaning sketches in Photoshop for the Outerwear and Sportswear team. •Preparing and altering garments for shoots and showroom. •Dressed models for presentations to Burberry’s team of global buyers, where it is essential to work quickly and precisely. Design Assistant at J W Anderson, Menswear Label 19th June - 28th September 2009 •15 weeks summer placement working in the studio •Working closely with the designer and head of accessories assisting the progression of design development and styling of garments. •In charge of the millinery section of the S/S 10 collection, which included assisting the design work, managing a team and directing construction tasks, ensuring deadlines were met and quality control was maintained. •Responsibilities included, hand sewing, beadwork, pattern cutting, use of illustrator, basic construction of garments, costing and communicating with suppliers. •Selected to dress at their show in London Fashion week. Design assistant with Jonquin Eden, Women’s wear August 2007 •One month placement in the studio. •Responsibilities included cutting out patterns, hand sewing, mood board assembly and accessories production. References available on request

BA (Hons) Fashion: Hair & Make Up

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BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Glitter with Substance The intention of the collection intends to expose exploitation through the imposition of westernisation by rebelling against it, through designing a revolutionary combatant style. In wanting to learn more about my partner and his family’s background, being from the Democratic Republic of Congo, I read such books as Adam Hochschild’s ‘King Leopold’s Ghosts’ and Chancellor William’s ‘The Destruction of Black Civilisation. With the history, corruption and traditions of the Congo, I was deeply inspired and very passionate to learn more on a personal level and to develop this through a design process. The clothing will make evident the conflict between the Western and African culture by deconstructing and then fusing the elements together in a contrasting way. Looking at the Black Panther’s in particular on how their uniform portrayed their revolutionary message and why is it important to focal point the corruption of westernisation? By juxtaposing the Western culture with the African culture, combining the traditions of the Congo, the zig-zag design, by bonding fabrics together and rastering the zig-zag pattern through on the laser cutting machine onto staple western pieces and silhouettes; the clothing is then heavily embellished with gold paperclips, ring pulls and safety pins, giving it a hand crafted, individual look. The pieces make a statement, with an exaggerated style and excessive colour palette. About me: Being in touch with historical, cultural and modern day issues with the world, my sources of inspiration are enriched with juxtoposing elements creating a strong statement with bold pieces. Exploring different ways to manipulate fabrics, creating something new and interesting out of mundane every day things; with ring pulls and paper clips being highly used in the current collection. Always keen to rebel in an unexpected way... Graduated with a First Class Honours Degree Design Experience: Interned for ioannisdimitrosis 2009 Illustrated shows for David Koma and William Tempest at Vauxhall Fashion Scout 2009 Press Show participant 2012 Cutler and Gross Finalist Barrett and Lawson Trimmings Award Finalist Skills: Adobe Photoshop 2D to 3D realisation Researching & Referencing Drawing & Technical Drawings Illustrations (Multi-Media) Illustrations (Photoshop) Collaging Silk Screen Printing Embroidery Hand sewing Weaving Basic Pattern Cutting Styling Toiling Industry machinery Specialised Machinery: Tanaka and Laser Cut machines Trend aware Achievements British Fashion Council short list graduate Paper Print Editorial shoot Video Shoot http://www.britishfashioncouncil.com/ Tigi Hair Competition Commissioned to produce two outfits Editorial Shoot Fashion Show British Fashion Council BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/Cat88 http://my.lcffirstmove.co.uk/graduates/6840 Creative Director. Rob Phillips. Photography. Hill & Aubrey Beauty: Pace Chen Models: Charyse Ebenga & Breeny Lee Outifit One: Patchwork Shift dress: consist of iridescent organza bonded to wool using the tanaka machine (creating the fuzzy bonded fabric), iridescent organza bonded to checked wax cotton using the tanaka machine then rastered with a zig-zag pattern on the laser cut machine (creating the zig-zag fabric), paperclips are hand sewn onto the fuzzy bonded fabrics and ring pulls are hand sewn onto the fuzzy bonded fabric also. Outifit Two: Armour Cropped Top and Patchwork Pencil Skirt: Top: consist of bonded iridescent organza and wool done with the tanaka machine with safety pins pinned on and ring pulls hand sewn on in rows. Skirt: consist of iridescent organza bonded to wool using the tanaka machine (creating the fuzzy bonded fabric), iridescent organza bonded to checked wax cotton using the tanaka machine then rastered with a zig-zag pattern on the laser cut machine (creating the zig-zag fabric). Press FashionBite: 'Cat Patterson’s collection of mermaid green, textured shards of gold that was constructed absolutely amazingly over knitwear, had the stylish shipwreck look down to the most intricate stitch.' (http://fashionbite.co.uk/2012/07/04/london-college-of-fashion-runway-show-class-of-2012/) IDOL Magazine @idolmagazine: 'Now we don't like to be gold diggers but we dig cat patterson's gold embellishments' http://www.tatler.com/bystander/events/2012/june/london-college-of-fashion-graduate-show?id=7516&image=11&fb_action_ids=10150879711457493&fb_action_types=og.likes&fb_source=timeline_og#/7516/image/10 http://www.tatler.com/bystander/events/2012/june/london-college-of-fashion-graduate-show?id=7516&image=11&fb_action_ids=10150879711457493&fb_action_types=og.likes&fb_source=timeline_og#/7516/image/11 http://idolmag.co.uk/blog/london-college-fashion-ba-talent-breaks-mold http://nowfashion.com/28-06-2012-london-college-of-fashion-2012-part-1-live-event-event-2256.html http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/autumn-winter-2012/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba/page/8 http://www.gomoneyways.com/?p=65953 http://blackbowtiie.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/london-college-of-fashion-ba-hons.html http://fashioninsightfeatures.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/london-college-of-fashion-ba-season.html http://fashionbite.co.uk/2012/07/04/london-college-of-fashion-runway-show-class-of-2012/ http://jaci-mag.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/untitled-ss-2013-mens-collection-acne.html http://hackneycitizen.co.uk/2012/07/11/london-college-of-fashion-degree-show-review/: 'Cat Patterson played rough with her textures, combining iridescent fabrics in patchwork formations with safety pin vests.The use of zigzag motifs came from her exploration into the African culture of the Congo. Sleeveless dresses, midi and pencil skirt lengths were popular cuts throughout the whole show.' Weheart http://www.weheart.co.uk/2012/07/25/create-gb-cat-patterson/ http://searchingforstyle.com/2012/11/10-tips-to-a-great-fashion-portfolio/

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

Restless Surface. AW12 http://ruminakhatun.blogspot.co.uk/ http://ruminakhatun.tumblr.com/ rumina88khatun@gmail.com 07904121236 Hunger Magazine. Issue:3 Dig the New Breed http://www.hungertv.com/fashion/feature/dig-the-new-breed-stylist-neha-taneja/# Savagely_Animalistic Photographers: Ola Grochowska & Andrei Zach Stylist: Emma Pulbrook Hair and Make-up: Pace Chen using Nars for Make-up and Bumble and Bumble for Hair. Link: http://fuckingyoung.es/savagely-animalistic/ The Wings - Vogue Italia Concept and styling : Neha Taneja Photography : Luca Maria Piccolo Make up and Hair : Polly Mann Model : Chanie Munn Link: http://www.vogue.it/en/photovogue/Portfolio/d6da2f98-0f80-433c-9481-f6d57e7e9ca1/Image On/Off Fanzine issue 3, Sep 2012 Page 10 Photography: Eeva Inkeri Rinne Styling: Neha Taneja Hair & Make-up & model: Pace Chen Link1: http://www.onoff.tv/season/sept12/fanzine/index.html# Link2: http://www.newspaperclub.com/FashionMediaStyling/newspapers/19696-fms-newspaper Butterfly Project photography. Hanna Kristina Photography styling. Olivia Wright-Stylist mua & hair. Stephanie Jane model. Emily @ Profile

BA (Hons) Fashion Photography

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FdA Cordwainers Accessory Design

My starting point was if a product has a function but it is hidden, how I can overcome the limitations of such a design. The bag appears to be the same as other bags, but if one section is pulled out, it will be a different shape, or its features can be changed if it is reorganised. So I thought origami is one of solution if I use it. The origami is from the flat paper, it can have a lot of features according to how it is folded so it can be something from nothing. I thought about flexible products with how to be folded and it has various ways to use with folding. For example, it is just plain surface before fold but it has special pattern with folded some part. I think this can be good example to show what my concept is, and how I want to make accessories. The other idea is make pattern with folding guide line. It will be also foldable part and that guide line can be one of design for product. It has three types to guides. These guide lines are for cutting, folding to inside and folding to outside. It can be unique patterns for making. www.sungminhan.com hsm0913@gmail.com

BSc (Hons) Cosmetic Science

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BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

Shireeka Devlin is an Irish womenswear and textiles designer based in London. She has recently graduated in BA (Hons) Degree in Surface Textiles for Fashion at London College of Fashion. She likes to create extremely wild and fun pieces that are wearable yet showstopping. She loves to use as much colour and print in her work as possible. Her silhouettes are inspired by menswear contrasted with really playful, feminine loud colours and insane prints inspired by everything in her daily life even if it’s something simple such as a poster of a monkey. Her work is all about the print and she believes in lots hand rendering and primary research mixed with CAD to make her artwork and patterns more personal and interesting. Her latest collection ‘Trippin' Over My Dreams’, explores and translates the view ‘Things are not always what they seem’, in a light – hearted and playful way. The collection is based on optical illusion art. Influenced by a variety of optical illusion techniques and subtle 80’s fashion, the collection is fun yet sophisticated. Work experience Includes: Mary Katranzou: Design Assistant - February 2011 - March 2011 Masha Ma: Design Assistant - August 2010 - December 2010 Quantum Hoisery: Design Assistant - April 2007 Freelance Designer to Vidal Sassoon London: June 2011 - Present Online Portfolio: http://www.artsthread.com/pv/shireekadevlin CONTACT ME: shireekadevlin@gmail.com

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

The spring/summer collection is influenced by strong female characters- Amelia Earhart and Mulan. Taking inspiration from Royal Air Force and ancient china armoury, aiming to create a collection shows modern women who are not afraid to challenge the things which others thought women couldn’t achieve. With the combination of an eco-energy solar panel, these women are assuming greater responsibility in our world and our future. The use of coated denim and lightly sheen grosgrain fabric brings a low-profile luxury feel. Adding on metalic gold and silver details over the basic black, grey, blue colour palette gives the collection a bright balance and modern look. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ About me: An energetic proactive student from BA Fashion Design and Technology Womenswear at London College of Fashion (2011graduate). Following the extensive fashion education and various work experiences within fashion industry, now have a good knowledge and skills of fashion design. A passion and understanding for the latest trends and an ability to interpret it into design. Looking to pursue a career in fashion design related environment to use my skills works within a team. Education-------------- London College of Fashion 2008-2011 BA(Hons) FDT Womenswear London College of Fashion 2007-2008 Diploma in Foundation Studies in Arts and Design Experience-------------- Bandana Limited General Intern Aug 2010-Sep 2010 Louise Goldin Design Intern Dec 2009-Mar2010 Azumi and David Studio assistant Sep 2007- Sep 2009 Fashion Awareness Direct (FAD) Workshop assistant Mar 2008-Jul 2009 LCF Fashion and Music Project with PUMA Student assistant Jan-Mar 2009 Achievements -------------- 3rd Prize in the Most Commercial T-shirt Design category, Fashion and Music Project 2009 Design means business exhibition, The Textile Institute, 5th July 2011 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hsiu-Hui Hsu (Carol) E-mail: can0721@gmail.com photographer: Tiffany Lin model: Britt @ first model management make up&hair artist: Kayoko Kishi designer: Hsiu-Hui Hsu

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design & Development

Gabriella Dazzo is a graduate from BA(Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design and Development at London College of Fashion. Her final collection was inspired by New York after a recent trip there, particularly the different architectural styles from the Gothic and Art Deco periods. She wanted to create designs with modern clean lines that looked stylish, exciting and unique. Contact: gabrielladazzo@hotmail.com