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.
Qiuye Pan is a womenswear designer with a passion for experimental pattern cutting and functional design. She previously studied at Donghua University (Shanghai), Istituto Marangoni (Milan), and Kingston University (London), and she is currently based in London and Guangzhou.
From growing up in the middle of the quiet countryside in Essex, LCF graduate RóisÃn Cummins,24 found herself takin on the bustling city life of London in 2016 after gaining a place on the prestigious Fashion Design Womenswear BA at London College of Fashion.
I am constantly questioning myself as to how I can create sculptural fantasies. For me designing is all about having the emotional connection, to dream and to escape from reality. My imagination allows me to transcend from the mundane into something that is exciting and innovative. There are elements of haute couture that I feel particularly drawn to such as the sense of freedom and individuality. By taking the time to focus and tailor the look I am trying to achieve one to one with the garment myself. 
Inspired by the form and structure of the human anatomy - Rosie D’Ercole’s SS20 collection (Therion) explores silhouette through a creative use of pattern cutting. It is clear that lingerie played a large part in inspiring her construction techniques, with the use of multiple underbodies to build and alter the silhouette. 
Ruth William’s collection is focused around the concept of protection, both physical and emotional. Taking inspiration from tents, sportswear and a beloved knitted jumper, the collection is designed to question our practical needs and explore the emotional attachment we have with our clothing.
Sarah Garfield is a young, London based, Womenswear designer, who graduated in 2017 from Ravensbourne. Having grown up in London, Sarah was continually taking in the City’s rebellious, non-conformist, often outlandish sense of dress, particularly as a teenager, which is deeply entrenched into her design DNA. There is a clear sense of adolescent rebellion in her clothing, to be expressed at any age.
Born in South Korea and received BFA degree in Fashion Design from Parsons the New School for Design, Seung is passionate about art, design, and communication.
Shamima’s collection ‘Conflicted Heritage’ focuses on the inner struggles that exist within all of us in various aspects of our lives, which shape us to be the individuals we are.
The brand name “Kill King Thrushbeard” comes from Brothers Grimm’s fairy tale King Thrushbeard. The story portrays a young, beautiful princess being humiliated by King Thrushbeard because of her pride and sarcastic nature. Even so, she accepts his so-called love gratefully at the end for he offers her fancy clothes and the position of the queen. Kill King Thrushbeard is to celebrate women’s intelligence, and the belief of sarcasm as a sign of humour and philosophical thinking.
Shaofen is an alumna of London College of Fashion, specializing in Womenswear. She graduated in 2017 and was listed amongst ’10 designers to watch from the London College of Fashion’s Fashion show’. Shaofen launched her namesake label in 2019, offering timeless, modern yet effortless Ready-to-wear pieces. Her collections are often informed by experimenting with variations of scales and shapes in 2D before translating it onto fabrics resulting in clothing with clean cuts which reflects her personal identity.
When pursuing her BA degree in Embroidery and Textiles design at London College of Fashion, Sixtine became the spectator of a series of demonstrations and protests which took place in her home country -France - and the country she lives in - England. New movements and revendications arose, people presently revive the action of protest. The body becomes then a revolution, a flag on its own. 
During the time when she was pursuing her BA in Fashion Design and development course in London College of Fashion, Sijia had always been focused on how relationships between creativity, wearable and femininity. 
Sinead Gorey, born and bred in South East London and a recent graduate from the reputable London College of Fashion Womenswear course.
Sophie Jane Robinson is a London based Womenswear designer and recent graduate from UCA Epsom. With a passion for unusual textile use, her designs feature clothing made from interior fabrics and items. Throughout her BA in Fashion, she became more conscious of the impact of the fashion industry upon the environment and therefore, a constant focus on the environmental impact of her work has resulted in the development of unusual and reused textiles within her work 
A New York-based designer, Sydney Umberto is a graduate from Parsons, The New School of Design, with a BFA in fashion design.
In 2015, Marina graduated from E.A Buketov State University with a degree in graphic design in Kazakhstan, Karaganda. After working as a graphic, game designer for 5 years, in 2018 she graduated from British Higher School of Art and Design, one of the best-specialised universities in Russia. After her graduation, she founded The Madden Projects brand, dedicated to meaningful consumption against the background of the mass market. The collection was shown at Mercedes Fashion Week Moscow in 2018. 
CHEZ-SOI is a project built on a personal experience of not feeling at home. Imagining a wardrobe which restores the comfort and nostalgia of our dearest places to us, no matter where we are. He combined the two strongest places he lived in and extracted their colors, materials and symbols to recreate a space in between, his collection. 
Trang Hoang graduated with a First Class Degree in Womenswear from the London College of Fashion in 2018. Born and raised in the city of Hanoi, Vietnam before moving to the UK in 2012, traces from the rich traditions and vibrant history of her hometown could be found throughout her collections. 
Laura Meijering graduated in 2016. After receiving a BA of Arts in Fashion design she started Unravelau. This gave her the freedom she wanted. However, with that freedom came the responsibility to tell a genuine story. Laura’s experience has taught her that, as an artist, she has the responsibility to design fashion that takes the planet and its society into account. Even though she fears that we as a society are not making this change fast enough, she is committed to express her creativity by unravelling the threads of fashion.
Emotions, experiences and stories heard during the journey are the key driving factors for the inspiration. Valuing all life and presence of each and every person along a design process are the fundamental beliefs that Uroos is promoting through the use of culturally rich textiles and techniques in her collections.
Veronica Lee is a fashion designer based in New York City.
Vincent Lapp is a French born London based Womenswear designer who strives to promote a fashion that engages on political and social matters, in an urge to makes things move positively. 
Vinny Lim is a Womenswear designer based in Indonesia and London, who specialises in capturing the aesthetic of the asymmetrical designs. 
Vu Ta Linh is a Vietnamese designer who won Audi Star Creation 2013 in Singapore. He previously graduated at Hanoi Academy Of Theatre & Cinema in 2009 and Hanoi London College For Fashion & Design in 2012, before running his own fashion brand VU TA LINH, Vietnam. 
WANG HE YI - W. H. Y aims to become a sustainable fashion luxury brand with its fabric-oriented design process. It centres its designs around ancient Chinese philosophy - Taoism. Since Taoism is such a pearl of fundamental and profound wisdom in Chinese history, the scope of its ideas and concepts covers many truths of the universe. To revive this ancient wisdom, modern avant-garde aesthetics are employed to explain and demonstrate the unfamiliar eastern philosophy in an analogical approach. 
As one of Northumbria’s twenty most innovative fashion students, Wen Yue Zhang’s debut collection was showcased at London Graduate Fashion Week 2016 where it was met with rave reviews.
As a womenswear designer based in Cornwall, Wiam often saw a lack of diverse workwear that included other cultures and allowed peoples personalities to come through. Wiam’s heritage includes the Yemeni culture as she lived in Yemen for thirteen years so this collection is truly inspired by the personal experiences of both cultures. Wiam has developed a passion for designing garments that can tell a story and celebrate different cultures.
A recent graduate from the University for the Creative Arts, Xiao Qian graduated with a BA in Fashion Design. 
Yayi Chen is a designer and artist who specializes in fashion design and art collaborations. Growing up in both Spain and China, her unique upbringing influenced and fostered her love for art and her ability to interpret art through a multicultural perspective.
Having grown in South Korea, Yebin Maeng graduated from Anyang Art High school in her home country, and graduated Womenswear fashion design and Technology at London College of Fashion with the First Class honour in 2019. Her graduation collection which consists of 4 looks was selected for LCF Press Show 2019, a prestigious and celebratory event. 
Yehau Fan has a comparatively international and diversified background for his university study. Before he completed MA Fashion at Kingston University, he first studied Environmental Art Design for his BA at Gaungxi Arts University, and Light Industry at the Zengzhou University.
Yelim Cho has grown up in South Korea, graduated from London College of Fashion in 2019 with a BA specializing in Fashion Design Womenswear.
Inspired by her passion for craftsmanship and her eclectic sense of humour, Yen Wong is a Malaysian Womenswear designer focussed on the combination of intricate techniques and heritage with ideas of kitsch and camp. 
Yi Chen Ho, a recent graduate from Parsons The New School of Design, is an upcoming fashion designer based in New York. As a designer who believes in art-infused fashion, Yi Chen Ho dedicates her time developing the language that flows between design and art with a specific goal of creating thoughtful designs that not only please the eyes, but also the mind. Therefore, art, psychology, and philosophy are often woven into her work.
Yujin Seo, the designer of the brand “SEOUU”, is from Seoul, South Korea. She majored in womenswear at London College of Fashion and graduated in 2019. 
Zarah Ahmed is a womenswear knit designer, with a love of all things diverse and multicultural. She has interned for Preen by Thornton Bregrazzi and Whistles, where she was inspired by the aesthetic of the modern woman. A graduate from Nottingham Trent University, in Fashion Knitwear Design, she has honed her knitwear knowledge to a professional level.
ZHIQING ZHANG is a womenswear fashion designer based in China and London. He graduated from London College of Fashion BA Womenswear in 2017.
Based in Brooklyn, New York, Zo V. Fielder of AUNT SISTER OFFICIAL is a multi-disciplinary designer taking an anthropological approach to fashion. 
Over 8 years of overseas study experience (five years in Canada and three years in the UK), giving her rich and varied social experience and solid basic skills of fashion design. 