#LCFBA16 – Collections Preview
by Adriano Batista
London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London presents BA16; a showcase of work celebrating the latest talent from its leading graduating students. Opening with the annual BA catwalk show on Monday 6 June, the season will continue with an exhibition from Tuesday 7 June. All BA graduating courses will be presented in one space to create a unique and edited display which will mirror every aspect of the fashion industry.
Styled and directed by LCF’s Creative Director, Rob Phillips, the catwalk will feature 15 diverse and innovative collections from students across womenswear, menswear, sportswear, contour, accessories and jewellery. The show reflects the cross-disciplinary and collaborative nature of the fashion industry, highlighting the breadth of exceptional talent fostered each year at London College of Fashion, UAL.
Credits:
Photographer: James Rees
Creative Direction: Rob Phillips
Hair: Ezana Ové
Beauty: Kirsty Gaston
Menswear Students:
Wei Yao Lin, BA FDT: Menswear + Cheng Qian BA Fashion Textiles
Sam Thompson, BA FDT: Menswear + George Oxby BA Fashion Sportswear
Neil Xuhao, BA Bespoke Tailoring + Jessica Jasmine BA Fashion Textiles Embroidery
Joseph Standish, BA Fashion Design Development
Tsun Cheung Lai, BA Bespoke Tailoring + Zaiga Brutane BA FDT: Womenswear
Haimin Cui, BA FDT: Menswear + Andreas Bucher BA FDT: Womenswear
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