Footwear, accessories, jewellery, tailoring, and artefacts from tomorrow's 3D thinkers, makers, and doers are shown in a portfolio of craft excellence presented by London College of Fashion, UAL as part of the London Craft Week series.
The exhibition is accompanied by unique digital content shared on the official @lcflondon_ Instagram, which includes 3D items, d'art, and 2D-crafted content such as videos, pictures, illustrations, and images from students enrolled in Bachelors and Masters courses.
The event explores the past, present, and future of fashion, from the traditional to the contemporary technology-enabled craft, via the work of London College of Fashion staff, students, and alumni. It runs until the 31st of May.
London College of Fashion provides courses in all aspects of the fashion industry, from business to design and curation. They have the ability to redefine the fashion business for the next 100 years, with over 60 undergraduate and postgraduate degrees and 165 short courses. As such, they redefine fashion by combining design, science, engineering, and technology through cutting-edge research.
Moreover, Student Enterprise programmes, entrepreneurial culture, and industry partnerships establish a dynamic network to assist their ambitious alumni in launching and growing their enterprises.
London College of Fashion believes that fashion can transform people's lives. They aim to teach their students to think differently by using fashion to study the past, construct a sustainable future, and enhance the way we live through instruction, expert research, and collaborative work. As a result, they continue to push the boundaries of how they consume and practise fashion, which was evident in the exquisitely executed works or art in their portfolio.
