BA (Hons) Fashion Photography

KWANGBOK JACK LEE PHOTOGRAPHER WWW.KWANGBOKJACKLEE.COM It has started as a mysterious pastime for Jack to take pictures which enabled him to capture the moment. Photographs taken for fun has settled as his own method of communicating with the world. This nature of photography has attracted him to the world that could be paused by a click of shutter. His aim is to become a visually-arresting and thought-evoking photographer. Confident with creativity, passion, and sensitivity, his works will satisfy the multitude with full conviction. /Relevant Experience Present Freelance Fashion Photographer Jun2013 Byungmun Seo 2014 S/S Look book & Editorial shoot Jun2013 London Graduate Fashion Week Back stage May2013 Photo shoot assistant for Samsung Galaxy Camera2 Product Launch Mar2013 Designer Brand YEASHIN 2013 F/W (look book) Feb2013 London Fashion week HEOWHAN SIMULATION 2013 A/W back stage Feb2013 London Fashion week YEASHIN 2013 F/W back stage Jul2012 Photo shoot assistant for Samsung Galaxy NOTE2 (Product Launch) May2012 Photo shoot for designer Soonsu Kwon (Project Runway Korea3) Apr2012 Photo shoot for Samsung NX Camera advertisement (hungary) Mar2011 YEASHIN 2011 F/W (Lookbook) Jan2010-Sep2011 2B Double base studio 2B doublebase is a major advertisement and fashion photography studio in south korea, having worked with major brands such as Samsung and LG /Exhibition Jun2013 artwork Exhibited in Saatchi Gallery Jun2012 LCC ABC Diploma Photography Graduation Exhibition

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

“The phenomenon of certain objects becoming so firmly associated with an individual that they are understood as literal extensions of that individuals being” (Belk, 1988: 140) The extension of the “generation Y”: A hybrid ready-to-wear autumn/winter collection looking into the interaction between the “generation Y” and their belongings, which reciprocally shape each other in today’s transformed world. An analysis of the “generation Y” is made in order to further understand how they relate to their possessions. This detailed examination lead the research and the exploration of different themes such as Maximalism and Pop Art; a great focus is made on collaging elements from various sources, reinventing the past with a new freedom and disregarding rules by manipulating and transforming in order to create a distinctive and eclectic outcome. The collection celebrates a world rich in texture, materials, colours, and shapes (in terms of print). The perception of fashion becomes a festival for the senses. Industry Experience- Peter Pilotto Studio intern August-September 2012 Holly Fulton Studio/ Textile intern January-March 2012 Georges Hobeika Design intern July-September 2011 Education- London College of Fashion Ba (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles 2010-2013 Skills- Photoshop,Illustrator and Adobe_InDesign Screen printing Dyeing Digital printing Pattern Cutting Drawing- Technical drawing Achievements- Runner up 2013 sponsorship competition - Biddle Sawyer Silks Opportunity to create window display with Collection for Biddle Sawyer Silks Soho store- September 2013 Shortlisted for Textprint competition Shortlisted for ISKO denim competition Press- http://www.lorientlejour.com/article/825738/alexandra-el-saddi-generation-y.html Brooom fashion showcase, Redchurch Street May 2013: http://www.brooom.co.uk/ http://weareselecters.com/2013/08/Alexandra-El-Saddi/ http://www.robphillipswork.com/DESIGN-DENIM Project ‘Design Denim’ supported by’ ISKO™ Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Pace Chen Model, Gemma at Select

BA (Hons) Fashion Contour

Brand: ‘katalinarady’ The brand’s first capsule collection, Spirit, is designed for Autumn/Winter 2013/14. This collection is expected to make a strong first impact on customers and quickly establish an emotional connection. It creates a highly recognisable and memorable image for consumers. Spirit’s signature will be a new design aesthetic on lingerie sets; clear and innovative lines are executed to underline the brand’s ethereal and surreal qualities. The description of the brand is emotional reaction: neo romanticism reacting to this century’s technological revolution. The collection is designed for the 21st century woman bringing back the idealised, sensitive and fragile aspect of women. The overall message of the brand is to promote a refined and re-feminised woman; emphasising the power of sensual beauty. It represents shades and emotions, the fragile beauty and the dreamlike, theatrical, neo romantic mood. The Gift (2000). The scene where the main character, played by Cate Blanchett, is dreaming was an inspirational part of the film. A dreamlike background with lilies and trees, and her 19th century night gown impacted on the mood of the designs, and provided a definite picture; it also helped to link the ideas together. The see thorough montage of her silhouette and the trees immediately brought the concept of light, airy fabrics and modern vein like techniques. The garments are designed to extend the beauty of the body three-dimensionally and express fragile emotions on the outside as a continuous extension of elements, which reaches out from the physical body. The shadow idea transformed into the structure of tree tops and how they intertwine to become a surface, giving the impression of an amazing lace created by nature. Designer: ‘Katalin Aradi’ The designer’s USP is the driving ambition to the best and professional approach to concept and design development; very experienced in hand and machine sewing, pattern cutting and constructing garments. Experienced in couture sewing techniques therefore her eye for detail skill is very strong. CAD skills involve Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Autodesk 3ds Max and Sensable Freeform. She is a quick learner and a good team member. Her interest in contemporary art and haute couture is very strong and she would like to deliver these in her designs and set her aspirations to. Contact details: Email: katalinarady@gmail.com Mobile: +447801880101 LinkedIn: Katalin Aradi Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/katalinarady Twitter: @katalinarady Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/katalinarady/ Instagram: @katalinarady

BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development

[Look Book Images] Photography: Anai Bharucha http://anaibharucha.tumblr.com/ Beauty: Som J http://www.facebook.com/somijj Image Editor: Terrence Seah http://www.edfool.com/blog Model: Mila from Oxygen Models Management [Collection] Shanna Bent`s aw13-14 collection `INUNDATE` encompasses a minimalist tone with beautifully structured, twisted detailing. Unique pieces exuding modernity and classic shapes against a neutral palette of grey, navy and blue with a hint of colour introduced through an elaborate print. The reversible and multi-wearable aspects embrace the lifestyle of the busy modern woman, allowing her to “buy less and wear more” along with a combination of both light and heavy fabrics which permits the collection to be worn throughout all seasons in celebration of longevity and practicality. Photography of global flooding by Gideon Mendel and Robert Polidori were the root of inspiration for the collection which enthused further research into the causes of flooding and it`s after effects. Satellite images of hurricanes inspire the spiral and twisted shapes within the garments as well as the vibrant digital print made up from tangled multicolour ribbons which were off-cuts from initial toiling. These images not only inspired the garment shapes, but also their function in rejection of seasonal trends and the increase of disposable fashion resulting in waste and global pullution. Each garment is therefore designed as a separate in order to easily be worn with other garments, creating a new look each time thus minimising the need for consistent purchasing of new items. The collection consists a mixture of both reversible and multi-wearable garments, further allowing the consumer to style her outfit as she pleases, creating a new look each time. Each garment has been carefully considered and ensured to be versatile enough to appear as a different garment. The pieces are additionally stamped with signature detailing of contrast silk binded seams for longevity and hidden contrast zips as an extra feature against the predominately understated exterior. [Experiences] -Beautiful Soul Studio Intern (10th Aug `12- 1st Oct `12) -Agent Provocateur Press Intern (9th Jan `12- 6th July `12) -Roland Mouret Collection Development Intern (29th Aug `11- 6th Jan `12) -Stephane St Jaymes Studio Intern (29th Oct `10- 4th Jan `11) -Alexander McQueen Studio Intern (26th July 2010) -Black Hair and Beauty Magazine Stylist`s PA ( Feb `08) - Kaiz Agency Event Organiser Intern (6th Sep `07) [Education] Central Saint Martins (2008-2009) London College of Fashion (2009- Present) [Press] http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/spring-summer-2014/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba/full-length-photos/gallery/1004174 http://www.fashion156.com/collections/london-college-of-fashion-ba-graduate-collections-2013/ http://www.pigeonsandpeacocks.com/editorial/the-glorious-graduates/ http://resideinlondon.com/wardrobe/london-college-of-fashion-runway/#.UdVKL9iyluK http://musingsofbuffyleigh.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/seabrook-and-bent.html http://www.xxymagazine.com/xxy-presents-shanna-bent-and-lucy-seabrook/ http://www.ameliasmagazine.com/fashion/london-college-of-fashion-ba-hons-graduate-catwalk-show-2013-review-part-two/2013/07/22/ http://madeinclaphammag.com/2013/08/11/up-and-coming-designer-shanna-bent/ [Contact] Shannabent@live.co.uk

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

ABSTRACTIONIST: Abstract geometry of the human form. The concept combines Oskar Schlemmer's "Triadic Ballet" with 1920's avant-garde fashion. EDUCATION 2009/ present – LONDON COLLEGE OF FASHION – Fashion Design Technology – Womenswear 2008/2009 - LONDON COLLEGE OF FASHION – Foundation Diploma in Art and Design 2007/2008 - LONDON COLLEGE OF FASHION - Fashion Portfolio Course WORK EXPERIENCE October 2011- Internship at Amanda Wakeley - Pattern cutting, studio assistant. Done research for the new collection of the designer and helped to the design process. Been to the photo shoots of the look books. February 2011- Internship at Giles – Pattern cutting, been in the preparation of the designer’s Fall 2012 collection. Done lots of hand stitching and beadings. Have designed beadings on the garments. Been in the backstage of the designer’s show. December 2010 – Internship at Hakaan (Hakan Yildirim) – Designer assistant, worked in the studio of the designer, experienced the process of preperation for a collection. Pattern cutting, designing. August 2010 – Internship at Arzu Kaprol - Pattern cutting, helped prepare for the designer’s fashion show for Paris Fashion Week and completed an arm piece made of beadings for the show as well . Attended to the fittings for designer’s haute couture clients. Also experienced designer’s ready to wear collection and helped with merchandising. July 2009 – Internship at Ipekyol (one of the biggest textile brand in Turkey) Worked in design studio and showroom, made observations in the pattern atelier. Went to the campaign’s advertisement photoshoots and helped the photographers and worked on the styling with Turkey’s most wanted stylist and Turkey Vogue’s fashion editor Ece Sukan. ece_nayman@hotmail.com

BA (Hons) Make-up and Prosthetics for Performance

Hello everyone, my name is Sophie Venes and I have recently completed my course in Make-up and Prosthetics for Performance This is a selection of some of the make-ups that I have done within the last 3 years which I hope you enjoy. I would just like like to say thank you for taking the time to look at my page, if you have any question feel free to email me at: sophie_venes@hotmail.co.uk or contact me on: 07939003391

BA (Hons) Hair and Make-up for Film and TV (Top Up)

I am a passionate student/freelance hair and makeup artist for film and TV. I have just graduated from my FdA and am now entering in to my BA in the same topic. I am competent in various makeup applications, as well as a broad range of SFX techniques. I also work confidently styling hair and wigs, creating wig foundations, and knotting wigs and postiche.

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Fashion Bags and Accessories: Product Design and Innovation

Born out of a shared passion for both cutting-edge design and admiration of heritage craftsmanship, Dillon & Saville is a luxury leather goods and accessories brand aiming to offer consumers a truly unique product and experience. Geared towards traditional design techniques combined with modern materials and technologies, Dillon & Saville produce beautifully-crafted, functional accessories for people who understand and appreciate the art of bespoke design. Helena Dillon and Stevan Saville met at the London College of Fashion whilst studying for a degree in Cordwainers Fashion Accessories. Product concept and design for the Dillon & Saville brand began in 2012, with their first range focused on core pieces, including top handle, evening and across body bags, as well as a small collection of accessories. The branding is unassuming yet striking with elements of William Morris’ utopian nineteenth century work ‘News from Nowhere’ acting as inspiration for the brand’s intrigue in connecting the new with the old. CONTACT DETAILS: helenamil1@hotmail.com dillonandsaville@gmail.com Photographer: Leoni Blue Model: Rio Fredrika

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Upasna a graduate from University of The Arts London, London College of Fashion 2012. She has been known for her creative pattern cutting and Illustration. Upasna has been finalist for British Fashion Council Illustration Awards 2012, Nina de York Illustration Awards 2012, Company Magazine Illustration competition 2010. Her work with Full Spectrum Production, ‘The Hanging Out Project’ was displayed in Victoria and Albert Museum in London 2012. Upasna also engaged herself in different collaboration internationally. Upasna introduced herself in India by her own label named SUVAN, in Bangalore Fashion Week Summer Showers 2013. With her brilliant texturing and exclusive fabrics selection, she created a space for her own label. Achievements: Candid Arts Exhibition, London 2013 Sitara Fashion Show, Scotland 2013 Bangalore Fashion Week Summer Showers 2013 Press Exhibition Show LCF 2012 Finalist For British Fashion Council Illustration Awards 2012 Finalist For Nina De York Illustration Awards 2012 Exhibition- Hanging Out Project at Victoria & Albert Museum 2012 Barnardo's Charity Fashion Show 2010 and 2011 Finalist For Company Magazine Fashion Illustration 2010 Exhibition-Non Textile SOFT 2007 WEBSITE: http://www.suvandesign.com/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/SUVAN.DESIGN INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/suvandesign Press/ Online Reviews: http://www.company.co.uk/magazine-hq/high_street_edit_illustration_comp http://www.hangingout.org.uk/fashion.htm (Illustration and garment construction) http://woupi.wordpress.com/2012/04/03/upasna-prasad/ http://issuu.com/london_college_of_fashion/docs/lcf2012 http://www.papercutmag.com/editorials/2012/10/nostalgia-photographed-maria-dominika http://sitagita.com/videos/lifestyle-fashion/1295-finding-your-fashion-identity-with-upasna.html http://daily.bhaskar.com/article/FAS-exclusive-sneak-peek-at-blenders-pride-bangalore-fashion-week-2013-day-1-4159763-PHO.html?seq=4

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

INSANE IN THE MEMBRANE “We felt the degeneration of our own bodies and the erosion of our self-confidence. We were horrified at the thought of what we might become after a year or two of confinement and therapy on Ward 81.” Folger, Ward 81. ‘Insane in the Membrane’ is a contemporary textile based collection re-instating the desire for craft in clothes, with inspiration deriving from abandoned Mental Hospitals and the patients that had been within. __________________________________________ Education: University of the Arts London, London College of Fashion -BA(Hons) FDT, Surface Textiles 2010-2013 University of the Arts London, London College of Fashion -Foundation Diploma 2009-2010 __________________________________________ Skills: Design Development Fabric analysis colour analysis Tanaka embroidery machine Irish and Cornely embroidery machines CAD/CAM embroidery design laser cutting screen printing Adobe programs __________________________________________ Experience: Jane Bowler April 2012-September 2012 POSITION:Textile collaboration Fannie Schiavoni: July2010-October 2011 POSITION: Studio Manager Take That ‘Progress Live’ Tour, 2011 WORKING FOR: Moritz Waldemeyer POSITION: Production seamstress and electronics assistant http://vimeo.com/27194426 ‘Rihanna Rated R exhibition’ at the O2, London 2011 WORKING FOR: Paul Lilley (Curator at The Great British Music Experience) POSITION: Costume assistant Imogen Heap ‘Propella Seeds’ music video 2011 POSITION: Assistant to Stylist (Fannie Schiavoni) and Artistic Director (Simon Henwood) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7FhBiF5_ls&ob=av2e __________________________________________ All foils are sponsored by Foilco http://www.foilco.co.uk Quilting in collaboration with WorkWise (A charity based company with a craft department that provides rehabilitation for adults who are recovering from varied forms of mental heath problems) http://workwise.org.uk __________________________________________ Insane In The Membrane Photo Credits: Model: Kirsty Robson Photography and Creative Direction: Diana Beavers __________________________________________ ISKO Project Credits: Project ‘Design Denim’ supported by’ ISKO™ Photography, James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Pace Chen Model, Gemma at Select __________________________________________ elliesweeney10@googlemail.com 07515774917

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

JESSICA NG A/W 2013 So Wrong It’s Right. The A/W 2013 collection stems around the concept of twisted innocence and juxtaposes ideas of purity with the corrupted. It combines the familiarity of personal experiences with a touch of the forbidden that aims to evoke a mood of strange endearment. Many of the artists explored within the themes of this collection are individuals who had been previously condemned by society and even criminally prosecuted for their work because they violated the sacred ideology of childhood innocence. (e.g. Sally Mann, Irina Ionesco) However, we now live in a society that is more tolerant than it has ever been, in some respects, and is willing to entertain ideas of eroticism and childhood coexisting. At the very least, there is a curiosity to explore and investigate subjects within a new, modern context where one might reassess subject matter formerly regarded as offensive and find respect for each quality the image offers. Contrasting the serious subject matter of controversial photography with Jessica’s childhood memories of Garbage Pail Kids as well as saturated Egon Schiele paintings were integral in injecting fun and color to the collection. Vibrant colors and clashes of textures throughout were used to communicate a sense of unease, beauty and playfulness all at once. The primary fabric used in the collection is a syrupy sweet, pink Harris Tweed – ultra feminine with its color, but countered with oversized, masculine silhouettes and a rough, heavy texture. The weighty garments are combined with lighter pieces like sandwashed silk shirts and velvet embroidered leggings to contrast textures and add movement to the pieces. The exploration of draping and tailoring with unconventional finishes was also key in creating the collection. Many of the garments feature stitchless darts and disappearing details like pockets and collars using needlepunch techniques with inspiration taken from unfinished paintings where the lines of the body are finished by the eye rather than actual marks. // PRESS Highly Commended Finalist in i-D Magazine/All Walks Diversity Now Competition (Clothing Design Category) http://i-donline.com/2013/04/diversity-now-the-finalist-cut/ http://blogs.arts.ac.uk/fashion/2013/06/05/students-scoop-prizes-at-diversity-now-2013/ Pigeons and Peacocks Illustration Feature http://www.pigeonsandpeacocks.com/editorial/jessica-ng-fashion-illustration/ U+MAG "Exhibtion" Feature (August 2013) http://umagmag.com/2013/08/exhibition-by-eeva-rinne/ LCF BA 2013 ANNUAL SHOWCASE http://issuu.com/london_college_of_fashion/docs/sdt-annual-2013 ISKO x London College of Fashion http://blog.stylesight.com/denim/isko-x-london-college-of-fashion // WORK EXPERIENCE Band of Outsiders Design Intern (January 2012 – March 2012) Preen by Thornton Bregazzi Production and Design Studio Assistant (November 2010 – April 2011) // CREDITS U+MAG "Exhibition" Feature Photography: Eeva Rinne Styling: Emelie Hultqvist & Stelios Stylianou @ Un-Categorized Model: Tatiana @ Storm DESIGN DENIM supported by ISKO™ Photography: James Rees Creative Direction: Rob Phillips Beauty: Pace Chen Model: Harriet at Select (1 - 2) BRITISH FASHION COUNCIL SHOOT Photography: Justino Esteves Creative Direction: Rob Phillips Model: Rebeca Marcos @ Models 1 Beauty: Pace Chen Nail Art: Lauren Michelle Pires (3 - 16) JESSICA NG A/W 2013 Photography: Alexandra Leese Model: Charli Howard @ Union Beauty: Chloe Han (*) i-D Magazine/All Walks Diversity NOW! Competition Photography: Anthony John Sayer Creative Direction: Rob Phillips Hair: Yura Do Makeup: Pace Chen JESSICA NG A/W 2013 FILM DIRECTED BY Jessica Ng and Christina Tynkevych CINEMATOGRAPHER / EDITOR Christina Tynkevych MODELS Rosemary Lambert Ashley Robinson PROSTHETICS / BEAUTY Helena Card TATTOO ART (Rosemary) Rex Holloway SPECIAL THANKS TO Rob Phillips Emma Williams & Craig Wah Day

BA (Hons) Fashion Illustration

3rd Year published Fashion Illustrator Clients: CPL- Competition winner, published. Scarlet Rage Vintage- Commissioned event invitations. Elliott Morgan (Photographer)- Collaboration. David James Mills (Designer)- Commissioned illustrations. Disorder Magazine- Commissioned published magazine feature. Pigeons and Peacocks magazine- October 2013 Further Links: FMP Blog- http://www.tumblr.com/blog/thefutureinvasionlcf Illustration Blog- http://nicolawrightillustration.tumblr.com/ Inspiration/Aesthetic- http://xxnymphet.tumblr.com/ Contact: nicolaannwright@hotmail.co.uk

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear

Patrick Um /SURGICAL COLLECTION PATRICK UM’S SURGICAL SPRING/SUMMER 2014 COLLECTION IS RE-INTERPRETATION OF THE CONCEPT OF “SURGEON”. UNDRESSING AND REDRESSING THE SURGEON, THE SURGEON'S UNIFORM IS TRANSLATED INTO BOYISH, PLAYFUL, CONTEMPORARY MENSWEAR. THE EXTREMELY CONCEPTUAL COLLECTION DIRECTED STRAIGHT TOWARDS THE CLINICAL SCIENTIFIC THEME CONTRASTING WITH SHARP ATTITUDE OF SURGEON. THE SURGEONS IN UM’S COLLECTION INTENTIONALLY REFRAINED FROM SHOWING ONLY COLD AND CHIC BUT TWISTED THE CLEANNESS OF THEM. THE GREY STERILE AND MUTED WORLD OF SURGEON AND HOSPITAL IS TRANSFORMED UNDER HIS SKILFULLY WIELDED SCALPEL. THE PATRICK UM’S SURGEONS HAVE CAREFULLY WELL-BALANCED BRIGHT COLOUR PALETTE AND PLAYFUL PRINTS INSPIRED BY PRECISE BEAUTY FROM VARIOUS MEDICINES. THE SILHOUETTE RESTRAINED AND SIT WITHIN CLEAN TEMPORARY MENSWEAR, ON THE OTHER HAND THIS IMPLIED DRASTIC PLAYS IN ITS PROPORTION; SUCH AS HIGH WAISTLINE, AND INTEGRATING TECHNICAL BASED TAILORING FEATURES AS A HIGH-END CREATIVE COLLECTION. MEANWHILE CLINICAL TEXTURE IN DYED LATEX GAVE THE WHOLE COLLECTION SOME WHERE BETWEEN CONSERVATIVE AND JUICY STORY. WHAT IS EXCITING IS THAT THE SERIOUS SURGEON IS YET ALIVE IN THE JOYFUL FANTASTICAL COLLECTION. THIS IS A COLLECTION THAT REVELS IN THE BEAUTY OF DETAILS, BOTH THE FAMILIAR AND THE FANTASTICAL. FROM HEAD TO TOE, GARMENTS REFERENCE AND EVOLVE FROM SPECIFIC DETAILS FROM THE WORKWEAR. BACK LOOP FASTENINGS, TIGHT CUFF BANDS AND SPECIAL SEAM CLOSURES ARE A VINYL GLOVED HANDFUL OF DETAILS THAT ARE STITCHED IN TO THE FINAL COLLECTION. WITH PRINTS RICH IN THE ICONOGRAPHY OF THE TRADE CAREFULLY BALANCED EXPERIMENTAL CONSTRUCTIONS AND TEXTILES, A PRECISE YET PLAYFUL BEAUTY IS ACHIEVED. THE RESULTING GARMENTS ARE DRENCHED IN DESIGNED DETAILS JUST LONGING TO BE DISCOVERED BUT IT IS THE NINE PRINTS THAT INSTANTLY CAPTURE THIS VIEWER'S IMAGINATION. “NOW, THE MERE MENTION OF THE WORDS 'HOSPITAL' AND 'SURGERY' CAN BE ENOUGH TO ENCOURAGE DAYDREAMS OF DREAD, AN AURA OF ANXIETY GIVING WAY TO DESPAIR BUT PATRICK UM PRESSED HIS STETHOSCOPE TO THE CLINICAL, COLD BODY OF THE THEATRE ROOM AND HIS EAGER EAR TUNED IN TO A DIFFERENT BEAT AND A REMIX OF FUNCTION AND FUN, A CHROMATIC CONCERTO OF CAPSULES, CONTRAPTIONS, CONFECTIONS, CURES AND CURIOSITIES.” - Style Salvage /Press Style Salvage http://stylesalvage.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/lcf-ba-showcase-patrick-um.html Fashion Strikes http://blog.fashionstrikes.com/2013/05/20/patrick-um-surgeon-collection/ /Work Experience ＊ Duckie Brown: Menswear Design Assistant/Internship - New York, USA Jul 2012 - Sept 2012/www.duckiebrown.com ＊ Gareth Pugh: Womenswear Design Assistant/Internship - London, UK Jan 2012 - Apr 2012/www.garethpugh.net ＊ Peter Jensen: Womenswear Design Assistant/Internship - London, UK Aug 2011 - Sept 2011/peterjensen.co.uk ＊ Trine Lindegaard: Menswear Design Assistant/Internship - London, UK Jul 2011 - Sept 2011/www.trinelindegaard.com ＊ Cassette Playa: Menswear Studio Assistant/Internship - London, UK Jul 2011 - Aug 2011/cassetteplaya.com * Taurus Art Institute: Drawing Tutor/Job May 2004 - May 2005 /Education ＊ London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology Menswear Oct 2010 - Jul 2013/www.arts.ac.uk /Awards Winning a prize in 39th Joong-Ang Design Group Contest Nov 2008 /Credit ＊ Lookbook/Editorials Photographer_ KwangBok Jack Lee Hair and Make up stylist_ KyungJu Claire Chung Model_ Oliver @AMCK Management

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

GRADUATE COLLECTION 2013 - POSTMODERN EXCESSES OF CONSUMPTION MY graduate collection provides a humorous interpretation of various postmodern theories of consumption. Starting with theories dating from 1950, the concept has been developed into a study of 2 particular forms of excess. OVER-EATING OVER-EXCERCISING THESE ideas, along with an underlying theme of late 80’s/early 90s media, have been fused together to create a hybrid of pieces that reflect the desire to constantly over-consume. EDITORIAL SHOOT Photographer / Polin Kuprin Model / Natalia Doktor Hair & Makeup / Giselle Fryatt Art direction / Maisie Willis EDITORIAL SHOOT 2 Photographer / Natasha Mann Stylist / Jaclyn Bethany, Rebecca Jackson ALL PIECES SEEN HERE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE - PRICES ON REQUEST

BA (Hons) Bespoke Tailoring

The quote, “He is a blend of tailored strength and Latin cholo finesse.” My approach incorporates tailoring techniques and the British cut from a youthful perspective. Drawing together influences from contemporary menswear and global subcultures my design aim to freshen up the bespoke experience. My customer is keen to experiment and stand out from his London peers, but with class, a true fit that respects his masculinity. http://nomber44.tumblr.com https://www.facebook.com/Nomberfortyfour

BA (Hons) Fashion Illustration

Would like to become more involved in print, product design, and to work closely with clothing brands in the future.

BA (Hons) Cordwainers Footwear: Product Design and Innovation

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 has worked accross Europe with companies such as Alexander Mc Queen, Bianco Footwear, Hugo Boss and Poelman Partner. She is currently working in the Footwear industry. CONTACT : pjm.courtois@laposte.net Ceramic bead: collaboration with HB Henriot. Photos: Ioana Vrabie

BA (Hons) Costume for Performance

Proactive, Confident & Eager Costume graduate with a passion for working in Film & Television. Confident with- Design Design Research Breakdown Sourcing Textiles Sewing Pattern Cutting Experience in Making, Breakdown & Design for the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremonies. Contact Information: abigail.moller@yahoo.com 07500869306

BA (Hons) Fashion Contour

Specialising in Fashion Contour. A dedicated lingerie designer who works well individually as within a team. Main design focus is innovation, playing with textures, fabrics, 3D effects and pushing to create a more contemporary end product. Graduation Collection is inspired by how the old merges with the new and how tradition meets contemporary. Traditional handcrafted elements have been merged with the contemporary dance style Voguing to create finishes and style lines. Outfits are based on layers and have incorporated textural elements such as hand rolled Nuno felting, PVC/Latex, organza and decorative finishes.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

Editorial Shoot: Model - Tanja Anne Boekel Photographer - Sandun De Silva Stitching - Raheem's Tailors & Textile Sri Lanka S/S 14: Model - Chanika Jayathilake Photographer - Nadun Baduge Thisakya Maya Senanayake is a graduate from the University of the Arts London. Her passion for design stems from her long term love of art and craft. Although a specialist in knitwear she is a women’s wear designer with an interest in textiles as a whole. Her style of designing however versatile is a mix of high street and luxury fashion. She is equally skilled in designing, drawing, patterned cutting, knitting, event planning and writing. Her Graduate collection ‘Sri Lanka: A History of Costume’ was inspired by the way the Island dressed before and after colonisation together with costumes from a Buddhist parade called ‘The Perahara’, exploring the idea of bringing western influence to modern day clothing. A self reliant and fast learner Thisakya is keen to broaden her knowledge of the fashion industry before she starts her own fashion brand. She is working as a freelance designer and event planner while starting up her own brand and tailoring boutique. Her CV includes many PR related work and intern-ships at two of the biggest garment factories in Sri Lanka boasting clients such as VS, M&S, Levi’s, Tommy Hilfiger and Ralph Lauren.