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January 31, 2010
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LCF's MA Showcases Some Of The Finest Talents, And Attracts London's Finest Inhabitants, Too

With an already sparkling list of talent on the alumni for the MA Fashion Design course at the London College of Fashion, it's no surprise that the fashion world wait eagerly for the graduate show each year. Wednesday night was no different. From the 18 designers who presented, So Ra Kim's pastel futurism caught our eye, along with the more macabre chainmail masks and feather-covered designs from Sophie Condie.

It wasn't just the catwalk that caught our attention, either, as some of London's most fabulous inhabitants turned out for the show, from the eccentric Grayson Perry, Jodie Harsh and Paloma Faith, to Jo Wood, Hilary Alexander and the BFC's Harold Tillman. It was an exciting time for the graduates, as Browns' Joan Burstein sat front-row, obviously scouting for the future Christopher Kanes, Giles Deacons and Gareth Pughs of the night.

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October 05, 2009
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Morning Links

Isaac Mizrahi opens his first-ever shop [Racked]

Kim Kardashian dishes about her new perfume [Stylewatch]

Martin Margiela does Lady Gaga-style makeup - with paper [Grazia]

Does Sarah Palin have a beauty deal? [Allure]

Simon Preen, an LCF grad, gets a collection at Urban Outfitters [DazedDigital]

June 09, 2009
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Exclusive Interview: Graduate Fashion Week's Previous Winners


    Jessica Lau; Dominigo Rodriguez; Tim Rhys Evans

    Graduate Fashion Week is officially in full swing. Each day, students show their collections and compete for a number of prizes that could catapult them into the industry.

    After leaving the Kingston show on the first day of events, I managed to grab last year's winners. Jessica Lau wowed judges last year and managed to bag not one, but two awards. She left the competition as the winner for the River Island Gold Award, as well as Zandra Rhodes' Catwalk Textiles Award. Domingo Rodrieguez upped the standard with his menswear collection, securing the award for River Island's Gala Menswear Award, and Tim Rhys Evans walked away with the British Fashion Council Creative Cutting Award.

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April 09, 2009
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Exclusive Interview: Hemyca

Every so often, we are lucky to find a new brand that is both innovative and creative but also is commercially viable to have longevity, particularly in the current economic climate.

Hemyca is such a brand. Not only were fashion insiders fighting to grab the designers, Helen and Myra, after their stellar Autumn/Winter 09 show this season, celebrities are banging on their doors to be dressed by them.

The Fashion Pack were lucky enough to talk to the design duo about everything from who they are dressing now to what they are playing on their iTunes in the studio.

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March 23, 2009
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PUMA and LCF Fashion Team Collaborate


London College of Fashion is the place to go if you want to get a head start into the fashion industry (well, maybe CSM is, but you get the point). With that in mind, first year students have been given an exciting new opportunity from the college. For their coursework project, students have been asked to explore the relationship between music and fashion. The task- using T-Shirts donated from PUMA, the students are asked to conceptualise their ideas on this blank canvas.

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January 22, 2009
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Runway Roundup: Yun Ju Ko Kate (Take 2)

Rivkie - I loved her! It's the sequins I wasn't sure about, but that's another story.
One of my favourite Oscar dresses of all time has to be Hilary Swank’s long-sleeved, navy blue number. You know the one I mean. That Guy Laroche dress was simple, almost to the point of being boring from the front. Then Hilary turned around and BAM – no back. Guy Laroche set up the most interesting point of his dress to be seen when walking away, and I think LCF’s Yun Ju Ko Kate had a similar philosophy.At her runway presentation last night, Yun played around with some of the trends we knew should be coming: sheer, lots of chiffon, asymmetry – you get the idea. But her added touches, like a floaty top that became a cape from the back, or a dress that had a cowl back instead of the typical cowl neck, made her something special.
That’s not to say Yun’s looks don’t wow from head-on. In palates of mocha, buttercream and gunmetal grey, she offered the most flattering empire waists and the sweetest baby-doll dresses. And I would love to take home a pair of her high-waisted capri pants for the days when I try to feel like a Hepburn.
To stand out at LCF’s master’s show – which featured 19 talented students – takes real potential. Rivkie and I agreed Yun has that, and we hope that a rack at the Laden Showroom or a guest collection at Topshop is in her future.

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