DESIGNER GALLERY




CAMILA FUKUMOTHI

From growing up in Brazil, Camila Fukumothi with an Architecture background found herself taking on a new adventure after gaining a place on the prestigious Fashion Design Womenswear Ba at London College of Fashion.

Architecture has been always very influential, it introduced to Camila oversized sharp shapes and the sensibility to look through lines creating her fascination for inorganic images, graphic shapes and memory of sensations.

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CAMILLA CECCARDI

Camilla Ceccardi was born in 1995 in Italy, where she spent her youth and built her cultural background. She grew up in a creative environment, passionate about fashion since she was very young, in 2017 she graduated in fashion design at Marangoni institute of Milan. Subsequently she moved to London, to complete her university career with a master at Kingston University.

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CARA EDDEN

Cara Edden was born and raised in the midlands. A recent graduate of BA(hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear course at the London College of Fashion, she loves to mix a colourful tongue in cheek style through her designs, juxtaposing this with storytelling through her pieces, often looking to mythological inspirations to bring into her own world. This then combines with a strong influence to highlight her woman's strong and determined nature, giving strong structured elements to combine with the more voluminous, playful side of her concepts.

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CAROLINA DE JUAN INVERNIZZI

Surreal visual narratives and outsider characters are the starting point for Carolina De Juan Invernizzi’s design practice.

Graduated as Menswear Knitwear designer from Kingston School of Art her work is highly influenced by her Italian and Spanish background and the idealisation of home nostalgia.

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CAROLINE PERINO

Caroline Perino is a Brazilian fashion designer based in London, having previously graduated in BA Fashion in Brazil, and studied in Central Saint Martin in London.

When she graduated from the MA Fashion Course from Kingston University in London, Perino was amongst the selected few to represent Kingston at the annual London MA Fashion Show. In addition, she was granted with two sponsorships, one from Swarovski, and the other from Bottonificio Padano.

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CAYRA

Founded in December 2018 by two sisters, Caylandrea and Kyra, CAYRA is a premium fashion label aimed at creating contemporary and statement pieces that encourage a strong self-identity.

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CECILY OPHELIA

Cecily Cracroft-Eley is a knitwear designer whose work has been featured on SHOWstudio, Dazed and in V Magazine styled by Katie England, all before she even graduated. She is also a scholar of the prestigious Sarabande: Lee Alexander McQueen Foundation. For her placement year in 2017, Cecily went to Rwanda and Uganda with The Paper Fig Foundation to teach women there how to sew, passing on skills needed to work, and earn their own money. She returned to Uganda this April to work on her BA graduate collection, named ETAKA. She worked with the residents of the Namuwongo district of Kampala on techniques including hand crocheting, embroidery and metal work, all of which contributed to her final, standout collection.

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CÉLINE MARIE

HERVÉ by Céline Marie is an interdisciplinary couture lingerie brand merging 3d technology, creative laser cutting and traditional handcrafting techniques. Our mission is to design lingerie worn to be seen for all women.

Through our interdisciplinary approach we aim to cater for women who underwent breast surgery or naturally suffer from unevenly sized breasts to re-establish their confidence and empower their uniqueness. What differentiates the brand from a specialist mastectomy label is that HERVÉ does not classify women but makes all women feel included and united.

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CELINE ZARA CONSTANTINIDES

As a concept and bespoke designer not afraid to think and design ‘outside the box’, versatility within conceptual, statement and original designs is where Celine Zara’s creative flare lies.

Passionate about using unconventional materials, her recent Graduate collection featured metal structures, inspired by the internal structures of Cavendish Pianos, which adorned the body, working beautifully with the garments in order to create the overall shape and look of the collection ‘Sonata in F’.

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CHAERIN LEE

Chaerin Lee is a graduate of MA Fashion Design at Kingston University, where she developed strong interest in womenswear, sportswear, fabric development and print design.

Her collection concept "Colourful Life" is based on colour theory and seeks to help people in modern societies recover from fatigue and lighten their mood. As colour is known to have an impact of human emotion, Lee's aim is to design colourful sportswear to make people feel energetic.

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CHARLIE MCCOSKER

Charlie McCosker is an Irish South African designer living and working in London. Charlie is currently studying womenswear fashion design at the prestigious Central Saint Martins.

She has amassed quite an extensive press portfolio, with her work has been published in Vogue, Dazed, Twin and Show Studio, along with being the winner of the Copenhagen Nike Fashion Summit Prize 2019.

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CHARLOTTE MOORE

Charlotte Moore is a Womenswear designer telling a story of love and people being able to express themselves. Charlotte studied BA Fashion Design at Birmingham City University where she gained a First Class Honours degree.

Charlotte loves using and expressing her designs through colour and playing upon the line which divides fantasy from reality. Charlotte sees how people are allowed to express themselves and take on personas that they come to believe are real. 

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CHARLOTTE THOMPSON

London College of Fashion jewellery graduate, Charlotte Emma Thompson style is filled with feminine, ethereal and delicate notes. During her course, Charlotte developed her aesthetics and used it as a fundamental part of me becoming a woman and working out who she was.

Her collection ‘Babygirl’, is a celebration of the strength in sisterhood. In a current world of strong male politics culture, her project embodies the power in femininity and girlhood.

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CHENG CHENG

Cheng Cheng‘s collection named “BE A MONSTER”. It’s talking about people who seem strange to others. They need to be strong as a monster to show the world that they are different and it’s the best way to protect themselves. She wants to encourage people to face up and open to their differences, using them as their weapons to be their best.

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CHLOE LINDA INNES

Chloe Linda Innes is a sustainable womenswear designer based in the highlands of Scotland who graduated with a BA Fashion (Honours) from the School of Textiles and Design at Heriot Watt University in 2020. Her graduate collection titled “ALBA” translates simply from Scottish Gaelic to “Scotland”

With her final year at University cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic, along with all other final year fashion students, Innes had to continue her graduate collection and portfolio from home.

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CHLOE NEWMAN

Chloe Newman is a fashion design student based in London and studies at the University for the Creative Arts. Her final major project derived from her interest in abandoned places and derelict buildings.

Chernobyl stood out to her as the ‘holy grail’ of abandoned places. A city of 50,000 people who were essentially vacated over night and were forced to leave the majority of their belongings behind. Chloe‘s use of earthy, neutral tones contrasts with pops of oranges and blues, influenced by the over-grown landscape of Chernobyl and Babushka’s decorative paintings.

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CHLOE NEZIANYA

Chloe Nezianya, 23, Liverpool born fashion design Womenswear graduate from Kingston School of Art with a focus on plus-size bodies and their relationship with the luxury fashion sector. Championing diversity by using models of varying sizes, ethnicities and ages.

Her work is driven by the belief that women should not have to compromise comfort over style, and in order to do this, designers must take the responsibility to consider how to empower women through dress.

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CHRISTINA SEEWALD

Christina’s research topic HAUFEN is concerned with sexual dependency and interdependency between individuals. Many people in big cities like London have the desire to be independent, but at the same time a craving for the intensity that comes from interdependency. (Nan Goldin)

In order to get inspiration she collaborated with Jelly Luise, to make a mood film that would support her final collection in terms of colours, shapes and structure. Their common research expanded, considering movement and time as well as bodies in relation to each other.

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CHRISTOPH RITTER

Focusing on the fragility of social pillars that make up the world we live in, Christoph Ritter attempts to ridicule, overcome and annihilate these norms with his designs. Based in London, Christoph has been creatively trained in Antwerp, Florence and London and is currently pursuing his MA in Fashion (Womenswear) at Central Saint Martins.

With a keen interest in political systems and ideologies he strives to creating clothes that overcome being a mere representation of social codes and status. His ideal is an intellectual interaction with one’s environment through self-expression and the embracements of one’s oddities and awkwardness.

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CIARA ALLEN

Ciara Allen is a unisex designer based in Dublin, Ireland. Ciara received her International BA studying at the National College of Art and Design Dublin with an Erasmus year in Nottingham Trent University England. Ciara creates designs that are loud, bright and bold. For people who want to stand out from the crowd and who aren't afraid to be different. Colour, print and textiles are a huge driving force behind Ciara's work. “Z.Z.R.'' .

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CICLO

CICLO is a ready-to-wear plurisex brand founded in 2018 by based Argentinian Fashion Designers Carolina Nicolucci, Catalina Peralta Martinez and Micaela Pena graduated from the Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Arquitectura Diseño y Urbanismo.

They met while studying Apparel Design at the Universidad de Buenos Aires. In addition to becoming great friends they created Ciclo, a clothing brand that first led them to be finalists of the Fase Emergente Puro Diseño (2018) and, almost immediately, in March of the past year, to stand out in another important design contest in New Zealand, the ID Dunedin Fashion Week.

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CLAIRE PENG

Claire Peng is a Canadian menswear designer currently pursuing her MA in Fashion Design Menswear at Central Saint Martins. She graduated in 2018 with a BA in Womenswear Design from the London College of Fashion and has cut her teeth at CÉLINE, Per Gotesson and others. She has been showcased in publications such as VFiles and Dazed, and was awarded the Nike Flyleather award at the Copenhagen Fashion Summit 2019.

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CLAIRE TAGG

Claire Tagg uses detailed print work in an illustrative style based on narrative to design her pieces. By combining structured and soft fabrics in a neutral colour palette she creates elegant shapes that are further enhance through elaborate detailing in the form of embellishment and embroidery.

Claire’s collection tells the story of her journey to become an air stewardess. A series of illustrations printed onto the garments show how she perceived herself as an air stewardess; looking elegant whilst wearing an airline uniform with pride.

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CLAIRE TIPLADY

Claire Tiplady is a British fashion designer recently graduating with BA Honours in Fashion Design from Birmingham City University. Having opted for a sandwich placement year during her time at university, she spent time as a design intern with a London-based contemporary designer, Zoë Jordan. Her graduate collection, ‘Constructing the Commute’, was showcased at her University’s Internal Fashion Show at the prestigious Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.

Her collection has a very personal expression and is made of unique, high-quality materials that extend the life of the garments

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CLEO DE LAET

The playful and sculptural designs of Cleo De Laet are inspired by strong women, artists and artworks that fascinate the designer. Educated as an architect, the designer has developed a very unique approach towards fashion design and her creative process results in elegant, timeless silhouettes and complex constructions with a strong eye for details.

Her collection has a very personal expression and is made of unique, high-quality materials that extend the life of the garments

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CONSTANCA ENTRUDO

Constantly inspired by colour, Constanca Entrudo aimed to generate fabrics that would challenge the usual processes of print making through the use of techniques like dyeing, heat pressing and embossing. Her graduate collection is influenced by the idea of performance, circus and transgression.

After spending some time in factories in the North of Portugal, Constanca learnt about the processes of textile and garment making. Due to this, her work is born from the entirely unconventional method of visiting factories and researching into production processes.

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CORINA CIGODARU

A native of The Republic of Moldova, Corina Cigodaru is a Fashion Designer and Illustrator. Her education background includes a BA in Decorative Arts and Design, an MA in Fashion Design from The Art and Design University of Cluj Napoca, Romania, and a semester studentship at Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, Milan.

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