FdA Hair And Make-up For Fashion

HANNAH GASKIN Make Up Artist Contact : 07944420118 Hannah.Gaskin@hotmail.co.uk www.hannahgaskin.wix.com/makeup

BA (Hons) Fashion: Styling and Photography

I am a fashion photographer based in London, I am flexible with my work and I like trying new things. Photos are better quality on my website. My details: http://bugraergil.co.uk/ Blog: http://bugraergil.blogspot.co.uk/ Twitter: @BugraErgil E-mail: bugraergil@gmail.com Cell: 07733281238

BA (Hons) Hair and Make-up for Fashion

Mary-Lynn Ozone is an LCF alumni member. She is a British make-up artist, hair stylist and skin care expert with over 8 years’ experience in the fashion and beauty industry. In 2011 she was awarded the MAC Award of Contemporary Make-up for her outstanding make-up work. Her impressive multiple talents led her to work with some of the most prestigious magazines, brands and TV channels internationally. Currently, Mary Lynn is based in the United Arab Emirates and is now the Regional Manager of London College of Make-up in Dubai. www.marylynnozone.com

BA (Hons) Fashion Textiles

*- IN PRODUCTION - IMAGES OF COLLECTION COMING SOON - * THE START OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER The concept behind this collection is taken from Reptilian Theory. I have constructed a narrative from the conspiracy in which the UNDERCLASS assassinate those in power as they believe them to be REPTILIAN OVERLORDS that are controlling humanity. "It is believed that Margaret Thatchers recent death was an assassination by an underground resistance group of humans THE PLAN IS THE TAKE BACK CONTROL OF PLANET EARTH BY EXTERMINATING THE REPTILIAN RACE." This collection plays with culturally relevant topics such as Political Injustice, Class and Revolt with a backdrop of conspiracy and paranoia which is widespread in todays Cultural Climate. 'THE START OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER' seeks to communicate a political message through dark humour and metaphor. The aesthetic is rooted in countercultural and the DIY movement. This reflects the technophobic paranoia of conspiracy theorists by keeping everything 'offline' and 'underground'. All Textiles are hand painted and garments are constructed by hand using tradition Leather craft techniques. Through my research I discovered the source of empowerment that Horror Movies and Conspiracy Theories bring to the human conscious. With this in mind, the textiles seek to create the skin of the reptilian race, whilst the garments with raw edges and wrapped silhouettes show these creatures being skinned and worn as a source of empowerment and fearlessness in an increasingly scary world. BIO Textiles Focused Fashion Designer (Print Specialism) Through my BA I have developed an innovative and experimental way of working. Though I specialised in the Print Pathway, I believe my work to be Multimedia and my design process works within many disciplines such as Embroidery, Embellishment, Knit, Leathercraft, CAD CAM Technology and Fashion Design, as well as having an extensive knowledge of Printed Textiles. auralydon@gmail.com Instagram @aurasato

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

Fantasy mood collection

BA (Hons) Fashion: Styling and Photography

Fashion Stylist

FdA Fashion Styling and Photography

As a Fashion Stylist, my work reflects my interests in colour, jewellery and playing with texture. Having been greatly influenced by my cultural background as an Indian, I like to incorporate hints of that into my work. WORK EXPERIENCE : : PANOS YIAPANIS (February 2014) Fashion Intern for his shoots for Vogue Homme and Dazed and Confused magazines. : TEN STORES CHALLENGE (January 2014) Worked as the head stylist and managed all the products and shots for the shoot. : ELLA DROR PR (October 2013) I helped maintain the office log book and daily errands. Was a part of their PR event team that was hosted in Oxford Circus. : CONFIDANTE STYLE (October 2013) Personal stylist to the clients present at the event. Giving advises on what to and not to wear based on their body types. : FAYE HAREN (October 2013) Assistant stylist to Faye Haren for an editorial and fashion film for SYN Magazine. : XCITE EVENTS TEAM (September 2013) Backstage dresser at the Canary Wharf AW13 fashion show. : VARUN BAHL (July 2012) Textile intern for a Delhi based designer. For collaborations and inquiries : trishlachadha@gmail.com Online portfolio: https://www.facebook.com/TrishlaChadhaStylist

FdA Hair And Make-up For Fashion

Hair and make-up artist for fashion. Email: simone_v_k@hotmail.co.uk mobile: 07863126507

BA (Hons) Fashion: Styling and Photography

As a stylist, I've always been a storyteller who creates & portrays fashion stories through garments and accessories. I derive my inspirations from Fashion Art & Photography, Performance & Theatre, Music & Subcultures, Cultural Studies & Colours. I have worked/ collaborated with various fresh Designers,Film productions, Fashion/Art films, Exhibitions etc. My genre of styling varies anywhere from elegant vintage to abstract/ avant garde. Educational Qualifications: London College of Fashion BA Hons Fashion Styling and Photography (2013) 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/fashionstylisthenna http://www.flickr.com/photos/hennaparimoo/ Email: fashionstylisthenna@gmail.com

FdA Fashion Styling and Photography

My Photographic style is dark, moody, abstract, mysterious and evocative. I like to shoot using natural light where I can experiment and manipulate these sources in new unusual and exciting ways, coming in turn with this I create an awkward gaze wether it be for the viewer or the subject of the image. I mostly seek out inspiration from 16th century Caravaggio paintings. I am always looking to expand my portfolio and collaborate. Contact me via email: joshcsylvester94@gmail.com

BA (Hons) Fashion Design (Part time)

I am still developing my own style. My work is mostly influenced by Asian culture, especially Korean, Chinese and Japanese. Some of my designs are exhibition pieces however I am also creating commercial clothing which I would say is more 'outstanding'.

BA (Hons) Fashion: Hair and Make Up

WWW.JIHYESIM.COM jihyesimlondon@gmail.com ·Exhibition London New Castle, Ltd (London College of Fashion) OnOff, Ltd (London Fashion Week) ·Magazine HUNGER NOWNESS ELLE LANCIA SDNSM WETHEURBAN ACID See.7 STATUS Pink Wedding Perfect Wedding You & Your Wedding ·Company Goldwell, Ltd Healthy Back Bag, Ltd Leenaromu, Ltd Garyingham, Ltd ·etc LCF 2012 Showtime

FdA Fashion Design Technology (Designer Pattern Cutter)

I am a designer pattern cutter student from Canada and my work expresses my many interests. here are examples of my most current works

FdA Fashion Design Technology (Designer Pattern Cutter)

Very glad to share my work and learn from each other here!

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

Zoe is a London based textile designer, specialising in embroidered textiles for both Menswear and Womenswear. She flourishes in a creative environment and is constantly engaging in opportunities to expand and enhance an innate artistic flair. A strong attraction to decoration and an acute awareness of colour and aesthetics, stem from Zoe's intrinsic desire to enhance and develop a fun, uplifting and energetic embroidery style, drawing on aspects of global cultures both old and new. In particular, Zoe is extremely passionate about colour, constantly seeking inspiration to manipulate and embellish a wide range of vibrant and exuberant textile materials. Zoe's FMP collection, is inspired by 60s nostalgia and children's artwork, targeting the older customer. It aims to regenerate fabric surfaces that are beautiful and alluring, through her love of colour and abstract illustration style. As an individual,Zoe loves working with other designers, in order that her textiles can meet a wider audience: womenswear student Man Yim and Zoe, have recently collaborated for their FMP photoshoot. In addition, within her graduate collection Zoe has collaborated with Menswear student Brogan Toyn for ‘Jamaican me Crazy’. The collection, an eccentric yet sensational , SS2013 sportswear range, has been selected for the LCF Press Show. The textiles for ‘Jamaican me Crazy’ further reflect Zoe’s ability to cater for a wide customer base and showcase her unconventional style towards textile design. Reversing the constraints on gender, ‘Jamaican me Crazy’ is a rebellion against frequently used homophobic dancehall lyrics, inspired by the controversial musical style and promiscuity of Jamaica's Dancehall Queens. The textiles are tactile and enticing, with soft rainbow furs creeping along the edges of garments. In turn, tight crotches are emphasized by brilliantly printed and metallic lurex fabrics, with surges of complex mark making forming these prints. Bedazzling, sequined crop tops emphasize an outlandish street style, contradicting urban aesthetics. In addition, references to dancehall contemporaries in the hip hop genre, are portrayed through basketball shorts engulfed in colour and the sparkle of iridescent fabrics. Zoe’s sensitivity towards colour is portrayed here, through applying heat pressed patterns and disperse dyes to fabrics. This enables the juxtapositions of colour to be an important focus within the collection. Red or black are often familiarised with promiscuity, however, avoiding seedy connotations ‘Jamaican me Crazy’ adopts modest, pastel hues. These effectively distract from potentially erotic undertones, and encourage the energy of the dancehall for both onlooker and wearer. Man Yim, womenswear collaboration, contact:http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/manhinyim Brogan Toyn,menswear collaboration, contact:http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/BroganToyn Image 3: Photography: Anthony John Sayer, Creative Director: Rob Phillips, Beauty: Pace Chen, Model: Flash, Textiles Print: Zoe Sterling, Menswear design: Brogan Toyn Image 5.12.13,14,15: Photography:GMGP photography, Tim Hill and James Aubrey Finnigan. Image 6,7,8,9,10,24,26,27,34,35,36,37,39,40: Joshua Sallon photography. AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS: PRESS: MTV http://www.districtmtv.co.uk/article/topic/style/1npr61/ones-to-watch-brogan-toyn/ys7x6a PIGEONS AND PEACOCKS http://www.pigeonsandpeacocks.com/editorial/the-glorious-graduates/ 2/7/12 VOGUE http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/spring-summer-2014/ready-to-wear/london-college-of-fashion-ba 2/7/12 MY DAILY http://www.mydaily.co.uk/2013/07/02/london-college-of-fashion-ba-show-2013_n_3532173.html 2/7/12 http://noctismag.com/ 2/7/12 http://www.thestylelane.com/#/lcf13-runway-show/4577776766 2/7/12 http://adorngirl.tumblr.com/post/54533706290/backstage-lcf-2013-graduate-show# 2/7/12 http://blogs.arts.ac.uk/fashion/2013/07/02/lcf-shows-off-design-talent-in-shoreditch/webba2013_catwalk_063/ http://www.poshmann.com/zoe-sterling Rucksack featured in: https://www.facebook.com/#!/brooomroom?fref=ts Sequin textile work featured in:http://wgsn.tumblr.com/post/50644377782/cosmic-we-love-lcflondon-student-brogan-toyns :May 2013 Awarded Commendation for the Bradford Textile Society Fashion & Textile Course award:April 2013 . Sequin textile work featured in: http://i-donline.com/2013/04/diversity-now-the-finalist-cut/ : March 2013 Awarded The Fashion and Textiles student of the year award two years running, at The King David High School: June 2005 and June 2006 SPECIALIST SKILLS: Hand embroidery: advanced level Embroidery Machines: Domestic, Irish; Cornelli, Tenaka Press and CAD embroidery. Laser cutter Knit: Handknitting: intermediate level Industrial knitting machine: intermediate level. Print: Screen Printing Heat Press Digital printing Sublimation printing Garment design: Pattern cutting: beginners’ level Fabric sourcing Fashion Illustration Computer Skills Competent user of the following: Microsoft Word; Photoshop; Illustrator; Wilcom software for CAD embroidery; Colour Matters software and ApS Ethos software. PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT: JULIEN MACDONALD February-March 2014 Hand embroidery and collection development for LFW AW2014. RALPH & RUSSO December 2013 Preparation and embroidery for Paris fashion week ZEYNEP KARTAL November 2013 -February 2014 Collection development, PR and social media for LFW AW 2014 CHALAYAN July 2012-Aug 2012 Production assistant SWAROVSKI creative fashion event February 2012 • Helping to promote Simon Glazin’s fashion blog. • Customising and embroidering clothing for celebrity guests. SOPHIA COUTURE Dec 2011- Jan 2012 Ethical and sustainable bridal wear, hats and accessories. AVON June - Sep 2010 Representative of body care products COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER WORK, June - Sep 2008 Within Cheshire Email zoesterling1@gmail.com

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

... a Fashion Designer

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

I graduated London College of Fashion with a First Class Honours Degree in FDT: Surface Textiles specialising in knitwear . I am interested in combining unusual materials and pushing techniques to their extremes to create innovative experimental textiles. I like exploring new ways of constructing garments to create new ways they can be worn. I often take inspiration from the traditional garments of different cultures, especially that of eastern Asian. The aesthetic of my work takes a lot of influence from Japanese fashion as well as sportswear and street fashion. My work takes a lot of inspiration from the process and the techniques used to create the textiles. Exploring textile techniques is an important part of the research in my work and I enjoy working in 3D. I use this approach when designing garments and stand work is integral to the development of silhouettes in my work. I always aim to let the textiles inform the silhouette as I like the unpredictable nature of working this way can create great results.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear

I am a young african refugee girl living in the UK. my work is inspired by my african cultural background and the different cultures i have learned and discovered in the United Kingdom. I like to create different textures with fabric and i love bold and bright colours.

FdA Fashion Design Technology (Designer Pattern Cutter)

Designer Pattern Cutter | London |

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles

The Spring/Summer 2014 season sees the launch of textile designer, Natasha Searls-Punter. Born and educated on the boarders of London and Surrey, she takes an experimental slant on Traditional embroidery techniques to produce innovative textile outcomes. Working with the intension to take the ugly and make it beautiful, she approaches large and difficult subjects such as injury and disease as inspiration for her designs. Being inspired by the natural forms, for the natural form allows the fabrics created to interact with the wearer on multiple levels. This resulted in the success of Natasha’s graduate collection which explores the damage to the victims of hunting though the lens of World War 1. Inspired by the work of the pioneering surgeon Dr Gillies, facial injuries and reconstructive surgical procedures provide distressing yet fascinating imagery which translates into delicate ink work, resulting in a high end ready to wear womenswear collection. Fusing refined beading techniques with raw and torn embellishments, this collection has elegant feel whilst demonstrating the gravitas of the subject. Combining traditional techniques such as Cornley Moss stitching and Tambour bead work with unusual materials such as latex gives the collection a fresh feel. The fascination with destruction of natural forms continues with Tudors vs. 70’s Glam rock: 'Pox me up' which sees the exploration of skin disease as a desirable attribute, inspired by the Tudors and 70’s Glam Rock. Looking to the 70’s as inspiration for the colour palette, like that of a glammed up bruise. The Tudors provides the majority of the visual inspiration, studying small pox, skin ulcers and wounds in particular. Natasha expresses this through surface manipulation in combination with metalwork and traditional embroidery stitching. Again looking to a delicate subject matter, ‘Mortal Fascination’ explores aspects of early 20th century western culture that centers on death, namely trophy hunting and Victorian mourning traditions. Illustration features very heavily in this collection where Natasha has been able to develop her ‘grown out’ technique with the animal heads which dominate the embroidery. By translating these illustrations from flat drawings to stitch and fabric manipulation, she creates unusual juxtapositions of texture and shade. Using white as the canvas to demonstrate these textures the contrast between the delicate, damaged nature of the embroidery and the casual, sporty feel of the garments. Working in collaboration with womenswear designer, Roxanne Leger, these two create a well defined, accessible, high end, womenswear collection for Autumn/Winter 2014 to be shown as part of LCF’s Press Show 2013. This collaboration follows the successful execution of the Flora and Fauna project, as seen in the LCF Annual 2013. Skills: Embroidery Skills Craft Embroidery Machines; Irish, Cornley, Tanaka CAD Embroidery Soft wear, Wilcom and Ethos CAM Amaya Stitch Out Laser Cutting and Engraving Hand Embroidery and Beading Techniques Tambour Beading Smocking Sampling Textiles Skills (Other) Crochet Digital Print Princess Pleater Basic Screen Print Basic Hand Knitting and Domestic Brother Machine Basic womenswear pattern cutting, machine sewing Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator Education: University of the Arts London: London College of Fashion BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles Specialism: Embroidery (2010-2013) University of the Arts London: Chelsea College of Art and Design Foundation Diploma in Art and Design Specialism: Fashion and Textiles (2009-2010) Industry Experience: Hawthorne and Heaney Bespoke Embroidery- Embroiderer/Design and Studio Assistant (September 2013-Present) Hawthorne and Heaney Bespoke Embroidery- Intern (July-August 2013) Jenny Packham- Embroidery Intern (June-August 2012) Erdem- Production Intern (April-June 2012) Phillipa Lepley- Embroidery Intern (March- April 2012) Preen By Thornton Bregazzi- Production and Studio Intern (August-September 2011) Other: 'The Hanging Out Project': 50's Garment Construction Workshop @ The V and A Museum (Jan- Feb 2011) Performance in costume May 2012, Garments On Display May- September 2012 Credits: Mortal Fascination shoot Womenswear by Roxanne Léger BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear Textiles by Natasha Searls-Punter BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles Photography, ChienYi Wu Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Chloe Han Models, Lucy Borland and Mai Stl LCF Press Shoot: Mortal Fascination Womenswear by Roxanne Léger BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear Textiles by Natasha Searls-Punter BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles Photography by James Rees Creative Direction, Rob Phillips Beauty, Pace Chen Model, Laura O’Grady at Select Model Management (Verve) Flora and Fauna shoot Womenswear by Roxanne Léger BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear Textiles by Natasha Searls-Punter BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Surface Textiles Headwear by Daniel Service Creative Direction by Rob Phillips Photography by Kasia Wozniak Beauty by Pace Chen Model Katharina at M+P