Graduate Fashion Week

On Monday 20^th June, thirty students attended Graduate Fashion Week. The annual event, held 20^th - 24^thJune 2022 at Coal Drops Yard in Kings Cross, showcases the work of thousands of the very best graduates from the most influential and inspiring universities in the UK. Our students were able to experience a live catwalk show, see examples of graduate work and attend a talk with Alec Maxwell the Digital Creative Director at British Vogue who spoke with Daniel Lismore about the process of fashion film making.

Graduate Fashion Week is the largest showcase of BA fashion in the world with 37 UK universities and colleges on show. It represents the future of creative talent, and we were fortunate enough to take our students from Year 9 and 12 to attend the show.

We were fortunate enough to attend Nottingham School of Art and Designs catwalk show. The showcase featured a wide variety of designs including weave, knit and print wear.

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