Jay Juyeon Lee: Measurements are subjective
The South Korean designer is celebrating the physicality of the human figure.
Cornelia Borgerhoff gave Ivy League Style An Update
Raised in a predominantly white neighbourhood in Philadelphia, menswear designer Cornelia Borgerhoff explores what it means to be white when you’re not with a collection full of contemporary prep-school looks.
Laura Tanzer: Why storytelling makes design irrelevant
Laura Tanzer calls for a change in fashion education
Parsons graduate Qingzi Gao aims to redefine what ‘MADE IN CHINA’ means in fashion
The Chinese designer gives value to objects seen as disposable
Samantha D’iorio: Why does size matter?
The Australian designer questions the state of body inclusivity in the industry, and focuses on fit and function.
Chi Yu Han and the gender divide in fashion
The New York-based designer thinks carefully about masculine and feminine roles within a given garment.
Karen Heshi: “Why must a suit look like a suit?”
The designer reflects on the tension between functionality and identification in her graduate collections.
Sarah Lim: “Clothing is meant to be worn.”
A down-to-earth approach to design ready to embrace an uncertain future.
Lily Xu: Knitting Yourself Back Together
MA Knitwear graduate Lily Xu on tackling loss and loneliness through clothing
For Zhuoran Li, the body is a blank canvas
How a leg surgery as a kid impacted the designer’s views for years to come
Kaiwen Shi: a trip in the real world fantasy
The New York based graduate brings the minutiae of everyday life into the fantastical realm, offering an amusing window into her design process
