Shanghai-based designer Zheng Lu believes the future is mechanical
A collection about rebelling against industry norms, Zheng Lu’s search for a well-oiled fashion system led him to create workwear with his own spin on anti–fashion
Dance influences meet architectural details in designer Sun Mu Lee’s sporty garments
The South Korean designer works with body movements to transpose architecture into garments
Ellen Fowles: “Fashion is for everyone regardless of age or ability”
Meet the graduate breaking stigma with her functional yet affordable adaptive wear
Eleanor Chapman: The power of adapting
The British designer believes that modular garments are the future of sustainable fashion
Yamil Arbaje: Clothing as the Personal and Political
The Latin American designer merged personal and political history for his graduate collection, looking to working class aesthetics from his home country in the 1960s
Karolina Widecka and design by conspiracy theory
Her MA collection, ‘Where’s the Curve?’, focuses on conspiracy theories and the paranoia they provoke
Emma Gudmundson dives into the deep
A perfectionist designer learns to go with the flow
Swiss designer Virginie Jemmely on shifting sartorial codes
Geneva graduate Virginie Jemmely subverts society’s archetypal figures by reinventing the traditional womenswear wardrobe
Joe Pearson presents Five Archetypal Men in One Collection
His work explores notions of masculinity that range from the elegant yet nonchalant appearance of the dandy to Mr Pearl’s corsets to the traditional businessman’s suit
Sofia Mollberg: “We musn’t shame vulnerability”
The Swedish designer is using her graduate collection to discuss the importance of body language and recognising the effects on mental health in the fashion industry
Jamie Sutherland and the magpie’s paradise
Mixing 16kg worth of scavenged Nitrous Oxide canisters and luxury essential ‘toilet paper’ together in a grad collection
