DESIGNER GALLERY
PAOLA BARRAGO
Paola Barrago is a London based fashion designer specialised in womenswear and with a strong interest in contemporary craftsmanship. Through the designer collection, contemporary craftsmanship is focused upon as continuity between tradition and modernity.
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PENG YE
Peng Ye was born in Hangzhou China. He relocated to New York city and studied fashion design at Parsons School of Design when he was 18. In 2018, Peng Graduated as a honoured candidate.
His thesis collection was selected and presented in Parsons 70th Benefit Fashion Show, 2018 CFDA Fashion Future Graduates Showcase, and 2018 CFDA + Program. His background in fine art and photography, have given Peng a lot of possibilities of seeing things differently. He sees his work minimalist, but it never means simple, but a concentration of enriched process and experience.
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PENGYU WANG
Peng Yu Wang’s disciplinary education and working background helped him to successfully create a remarkable graduate collection. Inspired by the way insects are constantly renovating and breaking their own inherent patterns in order to become brand new, vivacious and beautiful beings, Peng Yu focused on breaking original lifestyles when it came to creating his collection.
The motif of his design concept emphasises this key perception and allowed him to focus on his own social relationships and how he has grown and developed himself as a person.
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PHEDRE J.
Phèdre J. is an avant-garde footwear brand crossing craftsmanship, fashion, and sculpture. With a constant excitement for story-telling, the designer proposes a one-off luxury experience through the handcrafting of bespoke innovative wearable Art pieces. With an immense dedication to her craft, the artist delivers transformative tools made-to-order inviting individuals to curate and shape their own identity. The French designer previously worked for McQ by Alexander McQueen and Burberry, she is currently a practitioner as well as a design instructor while running her own design studio in London where she currently lives.
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PHOEBE ST LEGER
Phoebe St Leger is a 22 year old women’s knitwear designer based in Nottingham and Winchester. Phoebe is in her final year at Nottingham Trent University pursuing a BA in Fashion Knitwear Design and Knitted Textiles.
During her time designing women’s knitwear in Hong Kong, Phoebe had several clients all with varying customer profiles and aesthetic aims. This sparked Phoebe’s interest in exploring how identity informs fashion.
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PHOENIX LI WU
Phoenix Li Wu is a designer based in London. She was born and raised in China before she went to Central Saint Martins for foundation education. Later, she continued her BA study in the same college in Fashion Print pathway.
The collection starts with her passion about food. After recreating a successful dinner party paying homage to Dali’s surrealist ball in school, she decided to carry on with the theme and bring the feast to the runway.
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PIAGETTI
Brazilian born and London raised, Gabriela Piagetti is an authentic designer and believes in the excellence of well designed shoes. She created her own brand, Piagetti and has been designing stop-in-the-street, head turning styles for well over 10 years.
With a strong Italian footwear heritage and architect parents, it’s no surprise that she was instantly attracted to design and craftsmanship. No heel is too high and no detail too decadent, Gabriela creates a range of custom creations.
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PIERLUIGI DE MITA
with a passion for Italian artisanal, the embroidery and the idea of broadening their horizons, they give life to a sportswear with a strong sartorial imprint. Pierluigi De Mita is a designer based in Italy.
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PLAIRE CHAIPHET
Plaire was born in Thailand and spent many formative years there until moving to the UK in her early teens. She feels comfortable with the culture of both countries, seeing herself as a cultural hybrid influenced by the rich heritage and history of her birth country, but also attracted to the advanced technology of the UK and London.
Plaire feels this dual cultural background does not limit her outlook in her design process but enables her to see and appreciate a diversity of ideas and influences. She takes much of my inspiration from the rich culture of my birth country, she often uses her Thai heritage as the main research and creatively interpret it into contemporary fashion.
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POLINA OLEYNIKOVA
With a passion for art and culture, Polina Oleynikova is a Womenswear designer based in Moscow, Russia and London.
During the time when she was pursuing her BA in Fashion Design in Arts University Bournemouth, Polina had always been focused on the idea whether fashion is art and how she can make clothes speak.
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POPPY FULLER
Inspired by the arts, history, materials and my surroundings, Poppy is particularly intrigued by the heritage of textiles and how to translate this in modern culture. In her work she explores the relationship between textiles, witchcraft and the idea of weaving as a form of code or language, using both jacquard & dobby looms.
Drawing on her initial theme of magic, she expanded to a more abstract approach as her work progressed. Focusing on elements such as transformation, distortion of reality and secret knowledge allowed her to express her research in a more individual way.
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POPPY SIMONE DOWSING
Poppy Simone Dowsing is a textile print designer, focusing on luxury womenswear and resort wear. She uses her collections to push the boundaries of surface design, prints and silhouettes. Inspiration for Poppy comes through travel, photography and iconic women through history. The strengths of the women who shaped the fashion industry are printed into every piece of clothing.
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PRAVJOT SAMBHI
Pravjot Sambhi has based her project on imperfections. In society imperfections and flaws are heavily highlighted and are seen as something negative. The media portrays ideals telling us who, what and how we should be. She wanted to explore imperfections in our daily lives focusing on textures, colours and silhouettes and turn this negative view into something positive.
During the research stage of the concept, she looked at model Winnie Harlow, who has Vitiligo which is a skin pigmentation caused by lack of melanin pigment in the skin.
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PUYU LIANG
Puyu Liang is a Chinese jewellery maker and designer, who is passionate about understanding and exploring the relationship between objects and the human body.
After graduation at London College of Fashion in fashion Jewellery design to learn more about design and art. She started research at the Royal College of Art in London to complete her master’s degree, in Jewellery & Metal.
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PALOMA ALARCON
Paloma Alarcon is a mixed media textiles designer specialising in hand embroidery, embellishments and laser cutting. Paloma focuses on pushing the boundaries of innovative design using modern and traditional techniques for Fashion statement pieces and accessories.
Combining a range of materials from acrylics, plastics and wood to conventional woolly threads is what sparks Paloma's contemporary designs. With Peruvian origins the idea of bringing Peru's cultural aesthetic and colour is always vivid in her collections.
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Combining a range of materials from acrylics, plastics and wood to conventional woolly threads is what sparks Paloma's contemporary designs. With Peruvian origins the idea of bringing Peru's cultural aesthetic and colour is always vivid in her collections.
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PAOLA BARRAGO
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PENG YE
Peng Ye was born in Hangzhou China. He relocated to New York city and studied fashion design at Parsons School of Design when he was 18. In 2018, Peng Graduated as a honoured candidate.His thesis collection was selected and presented in Parsons 70th Benefit Fashion Show, 2018 CFDA Fashion Future Graduates Showcase, and 2018 CFDA + Program. His background in fine art and photography, have given Peng a lot of possibilities of seeing things differently. He sees his work minimalist, but it never means simple, but a concentration of enriched process and experience.
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PENGYU WANG
The motif of his design concept emphasises this key perception and allowed him to focus on his own social relationships and how he has grown and developed himself as a person.
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PHEDRE J.
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PHOEBE ST LEGER
During her time designing women’s knitwear in Hong Kong, Phoebe had several clients all with varying customer profiles and aesthetic aims. This sparked Phoebe’s interest in exploring how identity informs fashion.
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PHOENIX LI WU
The collection starts with her passion about food. After recreating a successful dinner party paying homage to Dali’s surrealist ball in school, she decided to carry on with the theme and bring the feast to the runway.
Read more
PIAGETTI
With a strong Italian footwear heritage and architect parents, it’s no surprise that she was instantly attracted to design and craftsmanship. No heel is too high and no detail too decadent, Gabriela creates a range of custom creations.
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PIERLUIGI DE MITA
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PLAIRE CHAIPHET
Plaire feels this dual cultural background does not limit her outlook in her design process but enables her to see and appreciate a diversity of ideas and influences. She takes much of my inspiration from the rich culture of my birth country, she often uses her Thai heritage as the main research and creatively interpret it into contemporary fashion.
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POLINA OLEYNIKOVA
During the time when she was pursuing her BA in Fashion Design in Arts University Bournemouth, Polina had always been focused on the idea whether fashion is art and how she can make clothes speak.
Read more
POPPY FULLER
Inspired by the arts, history, materials and my surroundings, Poppy is particularly intrigued by the heritage of textiles and how to translate this in modern culture. In her work she explores the relationship between textiles, witchcraft and the idea of weaving as a form of code or language, using both jacquard & dobby looms.Drawing on her initial theme of magic, she expanded to a more abstract approach as her work progressed. Focusing on elements such as transformation, distortion of reality and secret knowledge allowed her to express her research in a more individual way.
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POPPY SIMONE DOWSING
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PRAVJOT SAMBHI
During the research stage of the concept, she looked at model Winnie Harlow, who has Vitiligo which is a skin pigmentation caused by lack of melanin pigment in the skin.
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PUYU LIANG
After graduation at London College of Fashion in fashion Jewellery design to learn more about design and art. She started research at the Royal College of Art in London to complete her master’s degree, in Jewellery & Metal.
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