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Istituto Marangoni at London Graduate Fashion Week 2016

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Istituto Marangoni students debut at the national fashion show at graduate fashion week.

Graduate Fashion Week (GFW) in London, one of the most important events of the year for fashion students, lovers and professionals, opens its door again at The Old Truman Brewery in the heart of East London and Istituto Marangoni will spot its most talented students, the new generation of fashion designers.

On June 5, The Old Truman Brewery in the heart of East London hosted the annual Fashion Show of Istituto Marangoni The London School of Fashion.

The event saw fifteen graduates presenting on the catwalk seven menswear and eight womenswear collections: a highly coveted occasion to be introduced to the international audience of the Graduate Fashion Week, celebrating this year its 25th anniversary.

Best designer: Inés Suelves Osorio. In her collection the traditional Japanese aesthetic mixes with a style inspired by the 60’s mods and rockers. Pink color, patches and zips are the key elements of her outfits.

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Istituto Marangoni students debut at the national fashion show at graduate fashion week. <br /> <br /> Graduate Fashion Week (GFW) in London, one of the most important events of the year for fashion students, lovers and professionals, opens its door again at The Old Truman Brewery in the heart of East London and Istituto Marangoni will spot its most talented students, the new generation of fashion designers.<br /> <br /> On June 5, The Old Truman Brewery in the heart of East London hosted the annual Fashion Show of Istituto Marangoni The London School of Fashion.<br /> <br /> The event saw fifteen graduates presenting on the catwalk seven menswear and eight womenswear collections: a highly coveted occasion to be introduced to the international audience of the Graduate Fashion Week, celebrating this year its 25th anniversary.<br /> <br /> Best designer: Inés Suelves Osorio. In her collection the traditional Japanese aesthetic mixes with a style inspired by the 60’s mods and rockers. Pink color, patches and zips are the key elements of her outfits.