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  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    25_Kash_NonSoloCamini107.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    22_Kash_NonSoloCamini117.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    18_Kash_NonSoloCamini0093.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    03_Kash_NonSoloCamini003.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    NonSoloCamini_retro.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    08_Kash_NonSoloCamini027.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    00_NonSoloCamini_fronte.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    21_Kash_NonSoloCamini0095.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    19_Kash_NonSoloCamini0083.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    28_Kash_NonSoloCamini014.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    27_Kash_NonSoloCamini127.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    26_Kash_NonSoloCamini147.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    14_Kash_NonSoloCamini022.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    07_Kash_NonSoloCamini019.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    06_Kash_NonSoloCamini058.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    05_Kash_NonSoloCamini152.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    01_0106070205.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    24_Kash_NonSoloCamini149.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    11_Kash_NonSoloCamini071.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    23_Kash_NonSoloCamini114.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    20_Kash_NonSoloCamini0078.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    16_Kash_NonSoloCamini0074.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    13_Kash_NonSoloCamini035.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    09_Kash_NonSoloCamini032.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    15_Kash_NonSoloCamini052.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    04_Kash_NonSoloCamini011.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    17_Kash_NonSoloCamini060.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    12_Kash_NonSoloCamini031.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    10_Kash_NonSoloCamini017.jpg
  • L'architettura del Fuoco.Libro fotografico riguardo la progettazione e realizzazione di camini realizzati dall'architetto Antonio Antonica - NonSoloCamini Galatina LE
    02_Kash_NonSoloCamini009.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI089marzo09.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI088marzo09.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI102marzo09.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI095marzo09.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI086marzo09.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI103marzo09.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI090marzo09.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI087marzo09.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI082marzo09.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI091marzo09.jpg
  • "STARAMASCÉ: TRACCE AFGHANE".Mostra fotografica di GABRIELE TORSELLO....Venerdì 13 marzo alle ore 11 conferenza-stampa di presentazione, presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione San Remy, della mostra "STARAMASCÉ" una personale fotografica del freelance salentino Gabriele Torsello, rapito in Afghanistan nell'ottobre 2006 e rilasciato incolume dopo 23 giorni di prigionia. All'incontro con i giornalisti sarà presente l'autore...La mostra, realizzata dalla Provincia di Lecce nell'ambito della VII edizione di "Salento Negroamaro", rassegna delle culture migranti, con il patrocinio della Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Regione Puglia, CICT - Unesco e Istituto di Culture Mediterranee della Provincia di Lecce, è organizzata a Cagliari a cura delle associazioni culturali "Màgusu" e "Omega", nell'ambito del progetto di promozione sociale "Reporter: un hobby e una professione pericolosa", promosso con il sostegno della Presidenza della Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, della Provincia e del Comune di Cagliari..L'esposizione fotografica è allestita presso la Galleria Umberto I del Bastione di San Remy dal 13 al 23 marzo a Cagliari, e presso il centro commerciale "Le Vele" di Quartucciu (Ca) dal 25 marzo al 5 aprile...I giornalisti sono invitati a partecipare e a voler dare risalto e visibilità all'evento di alto valore sociale e culturale. I colleghi che desiderassero intervistare l'autore sono gentilmente invitati a mettersi in contatto con l'ufficio stampa per organizzare al meglio la disponibilità di Torsello e venire incontro alle diverse esigenze redazionali di stampa, radio e televisioni. .Nel corso della conferenza stampa saranno illustrati ulteriori dettagli e distribuito materiale di approfondimento sull'iniziativa..L'inaugurazione ufficiale della mostra venerdì alle ore 19 (gli inviti per la stampa verranno distribuiti a margine della conferenza ai colleghi che ne faranno richiesta)...Il giorno precedente, giovedì 12 marzo, alle ore 16, Torsello sarà ospite di
    CAGLIARI092marzo09.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-301.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-205.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-111.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-091.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-367.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-363.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-358.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-354.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-350.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-346.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-339.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-335.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-329.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-317.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-306.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-289.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-275.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-263.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-255.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-235.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-221.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-219.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-213.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-196.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-182.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-180.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-169.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-163.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-150.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-146.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-142.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-140.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-127.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-124.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-115.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-113.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-108.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-105.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-102.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-083.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-081.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-078.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-072.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-055.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-045.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-039.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-034.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-020.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-016.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-011.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-005.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-341.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-326.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-312.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-297.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-291.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-216.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-210.jpg
  • London Graduate Fashion Week 2016. Sixteen fashion students from Ravensbourne showcased their collections on the catwalk during Graduate Fashion Week, the world's leading event celebrating the creativity of students and graduates within fashion.<br />
<br />
The students showcased collections that featured colour blocking, over-sized outerwear, creative draping, playful androgynous separates and tailoring that was commended by respected fashion commentators at the Old Truman Brewery in East London.<br />
<br />
This was the first year that Ravensbourne showcased fashion accessories on the catwalk. Farah Kone, our fashion accessories student was also shortlisted for The Oracle Fashion Technology Award and a fashion accessories award.<br />
<br />
<br />
BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion student Beatrice Burns was shortlisted for the New Media Award and Ellinor Weir was shortlisted for the Drapers Fashion Publication Award.<br />
<br />
Currently celebrating 25 years, Graduate Fashion Week is one of the world’s most important sources of new talent for the global design industry. Graduate Fashion Week is a crucial part of the dynamic – fuelling innovation in all parts of the fashion business.<br />
<br />
Caroline Gilbey, Associate Dean of Fashion said: “Ravensbourne is honoured to be recognised as a national leader in fashion education, showcasing the very best from our students amongst some of the most influential and inspiring universities in the country.”<br />
<br />
1606_Rave GFW_Hannah _Page _146<br />
<br />
"From a very small year group, the 2016 Ravensbourne students produced a highly professional show. As well as building skills and knowledge during the first two years, we encourage students to take risks and produce collections that allow them to realize their creative potential and develop their own personal design ethos.<br />
<br />
“Graduate Fashion Week embodies our approach to learning which enables students to take part in professional practice. We were overwhelmed by the support and positive reception we got in what was only our second year back
    KASH_GFW16_Ravensbourne-201.jpg
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