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Photographers

Elliot Morgan


http://www.elliott-morgan.com

Must work with
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Showtimers

Natascha Fagg



http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/RachelLouisePenn

PERTER BAILEY




RYAN MERCER


LOREN JOHNSON


HOLLY RUSSEL




SINGAPORE

LILEAUXASHBY

Herminone de paul




Abby Lee


RHLS


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bobby abley



drew henry
 

Miyabi Kimura - Central Saint Martins BA graduate 2012 / CSM_2012_BA_2523
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GREY GARDENS

http://www.notjustalabel.com/hayley_grundmann

http://www.notjustalabel.com/masha_reva

http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/RhemaGascoigne


http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/KathyLam

http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/melissaroberts




alice in Wonderland



aNGELA BRADY


http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/mengyiaudreyhu

Quilt at Blow





man ki yu

wenmei zhang





GEMMA LOUISE HENRY

KUN YOUNG YOU




http://www.notjustalabel.com/ascione



emma ludgren
ALEC BIZBY


bECKER bURNETT

Maureen My Ngoc

 Liron Kliger 2012

Email; liron_kk@yahoo.com

nicole bridle

fei fang


maia bergamn


kristina hogg

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XIAOPING (FIONA) HUANG

The zaniest of the collections was saved until last, with Fiona Huang’s 3D zig-zag extravaganza. Her inspiration could easily be determined as music, as print included images of music-sheets, and the boxey shapes likened that of a concertina or accordion. Material in these parts was stiff and stripey, whilst the rest of the material was outrageously bold with colour. Overall, the pieces formed a combination between Beetlejuice and a children’s party clown making it one of the most memorable of the day.

    

RIZWANA MATADAR

The collection had a strict colour scheme of royal blue, acid yellow and dark purple, with emphasis on structure and movement. Each piece was draped and free-flowing and Matadar’s inclusion of 3D twists became its trademark feature.

    

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TALIA GOLCHIN

This designer presented with an unconventional collection of surrealism inspired ensembles. The main focus point of Golchin’ s pieces were the body-length foam cut-out in the shape of an artfully exaggerated female nude. When worn around floaty maxi gowns of chiffon it created a contrast between sleek femininity and contorted fantasy.  The use of multi texture print and unconventional accessorising meant the graduate created the ultimate statement collection.

   

CLAIRE ACTON

A playful display of retro inspired outfits, paying homage to the sixties but with a modern twist on design. One dress was made up entirely of hairclips slotted together for a scale-like 3D texture in acid brights. This colour scheme was complimented by pale tights and simple brogues, emphasising the pop-art feel. Colour blocking and excessive fringing gave the collection more depth whilst the peter-pan collars and giant print of female faces kept it young and fun.

  

Lulu and fish


Valerie Hui



rim design- french




Ashley Williams

Annie Phillips




Hannah duckworth



nina lauritzen


adam jamieson

ciara ip


xenab lone





lucy upsher



Murti shoot
http://showtime.arts.ac.uk/kieranho

sophie thompson


riy ka

Ramil Makinano

A chat with Central Saint Martins graduate Ramil Makinano about his Philippines heritage, his weird and wonderful graduate collection, MTV, National Trust and much more…

Written by Matt Bramford

Ramil Makinano’s Graduate Collection illustrated by Milly Jackson

I first saw the weird and wonderful work of Ramil Makinano at the Toni&Guy Hair Show during London Fashion Week last month. The show, which I very much enjoyed, was all about hair as you can imagine; the clothes were selected to compliment the hairstyles and were pretty basic. That is, except for the final pieces. Vibrant colours and odd shapes flooded the runway, and as a result of my review, Ramil got in touch to introduce himself. I couldn’t wait to find out more about this unique designer.