WSA Graduate Show

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hey guys!

 

I know if you're up to date with le blog, you may have read my post about Graduate Fashion Week 2015. It's that time of the year where all the final years are handing in or showcasing their final assessments.

In the crazy world of fashion, we have final year students running around like headless chicken to get their collections ready for the catwalk.

 

The fashion students of Winchester School of Art were doing just that before they held their graduate show on the 28th May at Shoreditch's, The Yard.

 

There was knitwear by Lucy McCann which had a beautiful array of colours throughout the collection, I'm not usually a fan of colour but when a designer has the ability to incorporate many different colours into one collection, it can be a beautiful thing and with McCann's collection, it was.

 

Also, Eloise Lancaster was one of the highlights presenting a monochromatic menswear collection.

 

As a whole, WSA presented a very varied selection of creative collections, having watched the UEL show at GFW2015, it's evident that the new generation of designers are bringing something completely fresh to the fashion world.

 

What do you guys think? What's your favourite look? Mine definitely has to be the mohair jumpsuit *lovestruck emoji*!

 

Thanks for reading and take care,

Jesslyn

I'm going to Spain!

Yes, you read right, I'm going on holiday!

I'm so excited, this is the first time I'm travelling without family so it's going to be quite different.

Graduate Fashion Week 2015

Hey guys,

 

I was able to attend Graduate Fashion Week again this year and as an aspiring fashion designer, I was super excited to see what was out there.

 

For those that don't know about what GFW is, it's basically a week of fashion just like LFW and NYFW but it's all about the fashion graduates showcasing their final uni collections.

It's their chance to get their work out there as they graduate and hopefully snap up a sweet job in their chosen sector.

 

GFW is a great event for grabbing inspiration, there's so many different aesthetics that you're bound to love something.

This year's exhibition wasn't actually that great compared to previous years, there were a few gems and it was nice to speak to students too.

 

I got to see the University of East London show, which had a nice variety of aesthetics, there were quite a few designers that I really liked.

I'm a huge coat person and some of the coats/jackets I saw, I literally fell in love with them.

 

I'd say Menswear did it better this year, I love the structure of men's coats and the androgynous look on women.

 

Below are pictures from the day, so definitely have a look at the different collections, I'd love to know what your favourite look/s are!

 

Hope you're all well!

 

Jesslyn