ELLISS: Running an emerging sustainable business in 2020
Elliss Solomon talks about making a collection about the outdoors when everyone is indoors, and how it is to run a brand with a strict environmental ethic
Are you too old to make it in fashion?
As fashion graduates have to live up to unfeasible career paths, established designers face ageism in an industry infatuated with youth
Clay’s sentimental styling
Fashion Communication student Clay is reinterpreting clothing for the protection and honouring of women
A lifestyle magazine about the joy of downtime created by CSM Fashion Communication students
CSM FCP students, Pie Sutithon and Deborah Wangsaputri on how they created Rubbertime Journal and the notion of relaxing
The RCA Class of 2020 is not trying to join the industry
Famous for doing things differently and questioning the industry, the RCA 's head of fashion and students talk about the pros and the cons of an online show, and how they won't join a flawed system
Pause or Pay: Should students be able to pause their studies or get their money back during COVID?
The Pause or Pay campaign wants UAL to pause the courses or reimburse its students. Here are the thinking and the demands of the initiative
How to apply to CLASS OF 2020VISION
As graduate shows are forced to become digital discovery platforms, here is how you can apply to Class of 2020Vision, a next generation final year show supporting the next generation of fashion brands.
Fashion educators on the Future of Fashion courses after COVID
As students are worried about their educational futures and financial investments, what is the reality and thoughts of their tutors?
Quarantine Dispatch #9: From Paris to Budapest
Flora Inez Poprádi, a Nicaraguan-Hungarian fashion designer currently based in Budapest shares her diary entries
The thinking behind the first digital show of The Royal Academy of Arts Antwerp
How can dreaming become a tool to create something new?
Fashion Week shouldn’t exist in 2025
As systemic flaws are laid bare by Covid-19 and technology unlocks new worlds, Steve Salter argues that shows and schedules will soon be radically reimagined.
