A. Cloud is one of the emerging designers who happened to gain experience and product knowledge from a French-based overseas Chinese designer. She learned a lot about the leather products as well as she managed a deep understanding of the details and professionalism of handbag-making.
Aaron Challis is a womenswear designer based in the South East of England, having studied at UCA Epsom (BA) and Kingston School of Art (MA).
Abigail Grewal is a fashion designer specialising in womenswear and print design. She graduated from London College of Fashion in 2015 with a surface textile degree, and then in 2019, she graduated from Istituto Marangoni in London with a womenswear degree. 
Abigail Skrentny designs sports luxe womenswear focusing on the mood of her research. Ordinary stories of childhood and growing up, that are often overlooked, have continually inspired her. She views them through a dreamy and nostalgic lens showing rich emotions.
A by Anubha was founded in 2012 by fashion designer Anubha Srivastav. After graduating from the Symbiosis Institute of Design in Pune, India, Anubha began her eclectic fashion journey at Donna Karan International, in New York, where she interned under the collection line. She also worked as an assistant fashion designer with prominent New Delhi-based designer Ritu Beri.
Acenté was founded in 2019 by award winning designer and creative director, Dayun Lee. The brand offers a contemporary avant-garde design, designs that are expressed in a present-day way by combining classical and avant-garde aesthetics into wearable pieces that encourage individuality.
Adela Babinská is a womenswear designer with a passion for experimental pattern cutting based in Slovakia and London. 
Adena Moulding is a British designer who has always loved Fashion and Textiles. She previously studied BA Hons Fashion Textiles at Middlesex University in London. This is where she specialised Woven Printed Textiles, which involves using a Dobby and Jaquard Machine, developing and designing Woven Fabrics she created lengths of fabric in order to incorporate into her Collection.
ADIAMELIAS is a Womenswear label that explores and experiments with creative techniques and methods of pattern-cutting. 
Africa is a womenswear fashion designer born and raised in Spain, graduated from the University for the Creative Arts, Epsom. She is interested in looking into memories and preserving traditional crafts and colourful customs as part of cultural heritage, as well as moving them forward into the modern world. 
Alarna Barry is a British fashion designer specialising in menswear, due to graduate from Leeds Arts University in 2020. After focusing on womenswear for the first year of her studies Alarna found a passion for menswear during her second year at Leeds Arts University.
New York based designer, Aldrian Diaz, has a lust for colour, exaggeration and his work never fails to put a smile on your face.
Alejandra Herrera is a London-based Fashion BA (Hons) graduate from Edinburgh College of Art. Her design aesthetic draws upon both her Colombian heritage and the influences from living in the UK. Her graduate collection investigates the corruption of innocence. Alejandra’s inspiration for a collection that juxtaposes itself is a direct connection to her mixed cultural identity. Growing up in the UK she recieved exposure to formal and traditional tailoring and learnt about historical fashion. This significantly contrasted the fashion of Colombia where the culture is expressed through the colour and movement of the garments, thus influencing Herrera’s silhouette designs. 
Alexandra Afanasyeva’s poetic approach to jewellery and passion for experimentation comes from a mixed cultural and educational background; she speaks five languages and having traveled the world she constantly derives inspiration from a huge amount of sources. Her experience in fine jewellery also allows her to create fashion accessories with a pure luxury finish.
Alexandra Hodgson is a Womenswear designer, creating a more alternative style. Hodgson studies at The University for Creative Arts and graduates with her collection, ‘1949-84’ this year. She has a wide variety of interests, such as an alternative taste in sub-culture, enjoying both the music and the fashion as such characters of Marilyn Manson, fine art and literature.
Alexandra is a London based textile designer who graduated from London College of Fashion, specialising in Knitwear. She was first introduced to the knitting machine at the age of seven, as a willing student to her great-grandmother who was keen to pass on her skills and love of the craft.
Influenced by her background in fine arts, Alexandra’s passion for design and garment making merges with her appreciation of art and experimentation of innovative techniques in her womenswear collections. Her need for creating beautiful garments impacts her aesthetic, a mix of feminine and masculine shapes combined with print or embellishment give her designs a strong vision with a hint of fantasy.
Alexandra Datcu is a fashion design student based in London and studies at the University for the Creative Arts. Her final major project stems from her interest in brutalist architecture, specifically the ones derived from the modernist Bauhaus style.
Alexandra, born in Kazakhstan graduated from the Fashion Design course in Istituto Marangoni in 2019. Surrounded by the Post-Soviet atmosphere during her childhood, typical Soviet streets full of vandalism but also art and fun have influenced Alexandra's collection. She has developed a unique style that recognises beauty in the small details of life.LOGO.jpg)
Alexandra Larrabure is a Peruvian knitwear designer who recently graduated from the BA in Textile Design with knit specialisation at Central Saint Martins. Her work reflects on the construction of subjectivity at a personal level, but also at a more collective and cultural one. The fragile and delicate aesthetics of her designs, and the intricate patterns making up her textiles nod towards the aesthetics of pre-Columbian textiles and ancient Peruvian weaving techniques, which have always been a source of inspiration for her, while also referencing the vibrant materialities of her experience of growing up in Lima. 
Alex Shen graduated in Womenswear at Bunka Fashion College in 2013 in Tokyo. She served as president of the Foreign Student Association, and received a scholarship of excellent performance. She has a solid foundation in fine art, and has been appraised for her art heel sketches by Jimmy Choo. During her time in Tokyo, she also studied at an avant-garde school, Coconogacco famous for art and creative performance training for which she was highly appraised. 
Ali Akbari (-93, Ghazni, Afghanistan) uses fashion design as a tool to challenge social oppression. He is driven by a curiosity of social codes around clothing, and how they affect our view upon gender roles and power. His bachelor project examines an afghan custom of dressing girls as boys – ”bacha posh” - through tailored suits, embroidery and beading.
Alice Callum draws from the elements of performance art, theatrical presences and art within everyday life to form a collection, which promotes the individual, the unique and the weird. The essence of performance is seen in our daily lives, whether we perform through our clothes and appearance or hobbies and interests, each person stands within a performance of their own. 
Alice Ellard’s collection ‘FETCH’ is a reflection of her passion and personality. The beautifully co/ordinated collection for children and dogs is inspired by Alice’s love of animals and all things fun and visits to inflatable fun parks. A key focus of the collection is outerwear for fun days out splashing in the rain. The collection is bright, simple, functional and well-made and above all fun.
Disturbed twists, contorted shapes and hung elements perfectly describe Alice Henrey’s maximalist sports luxe graduate collection. 
Alice Pons has recently graduated in Fashion Design Womenswear at London College of Fashion.
Alice Riley is a fashion knitwear and knitted textile designer, graduating in June 2020 from Nottingham Trent University. Alice is a confident, evolving designer who comes from a textiles background.
Alice Wylie’s Collection “Knotted” is a reflection of her interest of working hands on and creating 3D artistic sculptural accessories and garments.
With a Passion for romance and elegance, Alice Oliver is a Womenswear and Knitwear designer based in London.
SAloïse Mahé-Stephenson is a fashion Design womenswear designer, with a bicultural French and English background. Having grown up in Paris, this enabled her to find key interests in art and literature (psychology and philosophy in particular). After a year of Art foundation at the Atelier de Sèvres, she graduated from the London College of Fashion, in BA Fashion Design Womenswear in 2019.
Alvin Lam studied Fashion and Textiles in Hong Kong before moving to the UK to do his masters. London culture heavily inspires Lam, particularly those based around gender. His designs are filling the gap between targeted gender-specific and androgynous apparel. Alvin is redefining industry standards on gender fluidity through his convertible and neutral designs that imply clothing is not personalised to gender. Using playful minimalism and reflecting on issues surrounding subjective character, acceptance and unity his collection is about personality rather than masculinity or femininity. 
Alysha Lily is a third-year student at Solent university completing her graduate collection Heir to the Throne. Knowing she always wanted to pursue a career in the fashion industry, Lily studied textiles at Exeter college alongside graphics and journalism which gave her strong Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign skills. These skills were used every day throughout university alongside sewing and pattern cutting
Born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, she discovered her new identity through embracing the name ‘Amber’ in the UK at an early age. She studied BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear at London College of Fashion while building experience across various sectors in fashion and worked at renowned fashion brands including Tom Ford and Chalayan.
Ambra Castello safeguards the CRAFTS and proposes INNOVATIVE products, born of continuous research and experimentation. It offers a wide range of products, always in continuous EVOLUTION, all handmade. The manual processing gives the creations those peculiar characteristics of non-uniformity and particularity, so each creation is unique.
Amy Barrie is a Melbourne-born London-based designer who graduated from Central Saint Martins. Barrie’s creative vision celebrates the art of storytelling and the power of narrative. Storytelling predates the written word and every culture around the world uses narrative to bring understanding, meaning and beauty to the human experience. As we venture through life, we are shaped by the inspiring stories of those who have gone before us and those who journey with us.
Amy McCann is a womenswear designer, specialising in Fashion Knitwear with a strong textiles background from past studies that has been successfully incorporated into her first collection. She expresses her knowledge behind the manipulation of fabrics and the keen eye she holds for 3Dimensional design. Amy’s collection boasts a range of fun candy floss pink to deep cherry red tones used in a highly sophisticated way, and finally complimented by the contrasting of shiny rose gold detailing- the fastenings and finishes embellish the surfaces and ends of her high end womenswear range.
Amy Thomson’s graduate collection focuses on fashion as a canvas for art, using hand rendered illustrations and surface prints to tell a narrative. Drawing on the details is the ethos to her graduate collection; blurring the lines between fashion design and illustration with contemporary awareness and innovation.
Amber May is a Textile designer based in London, specialising in fashion accessories. With a background in Fine art, Fashion and Textiles, the collections use experimental mixed media.
Andrey Yarden is jewellery designer who emerged with his eponymous brand as a fresh, fashionable tour de force in “contemporary antiques”.
Anh Nguyen, a London-based fashion designer, graduated from the University of East London in 2019. His focus is menswear but always has an interest in womenswear and accessories. 
With a passion for storytelling and an interest in creating positive and meaningful garments, Anna Lowe is a Womenswear designer based in Eastbourne and London. 
Anna Schuster is a sustainable fashion designer & futurist. A german-born fashion designer searching for alternative ways to improve the design process. Her mission is to discover what surrounds her to develop interdisciplinary collaborations with the aim to reuse resources, discover textile techniques and innovative materials.
Anne Marie K is an Egyptian designer who graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2017. Her work explores the philanthropic approach of the position of Egyptian women. By fusing empowered feminine tailoring and elegance with once dying Egyptian traditional arts and crafts Anne Marie K is reinventing women empowerment and allowing them to feel treasured in what they wear.
After having studied Womenswear in Korea, she took hold of the opportunity to further her creative exploration by placing herself in the heart of London, one of the industry’s key players. Expanding her breadth, Annie took it upon herself to study fashion media, illustration and design before moving into Menswear at the London College of Fashion. She has since gone on to work for ADYN and Nicomede Talavera and continues to thread her conceptual approach to design through her newer collections. 
Central Saint Martins graduate Anson Lau’s first collection centers on textile and fabric design. For her collection, she took inspiration from three famous artist across a series of works - Marina Abramović, Eliza Bennett and Justin Bartels. The works from these artists revolve around physical sensations through the use and the infliction of textiles and objects.
Aoibhe Maguire has a passion for storytelling and listening to other people's stories. 
With a heavy emphasis on sustainability and hand-printing her own fabrics, fashion and textile designer Ashley Raynor established her label in London after graduating from the Colchester School of Art.
Being among the top 40 Best Graduates and Top 10 Menswear Collections 2019 designers, Assem Issingarina has recently graduated from Istituto Marangoni in Milan, the well-known school of fashion and design.
Jen Neame-Collins is an independent British jewellery designer based in France. She is the founder of Atelier Jen, a statement jewellery brand known for its intricate details, bold patterns and a special technique of papier-mâché resulting in an impeccable unique aesthetic.
Specialised in sustainability and circular design, French fashion designer Aurélie Fontan established her label in London after graduating from the Edinburgh College of Art.
Empowering the female form through design is the passion of Ayida Solé, a Haitian-American womenswear designer based in Paris. 
Ayşe Daga is a jewellery designer from Istanbul Turkey who graduated from Central Saint Martins BA Jewellery Design in 2019.