The London Paper Graduate fashion Week Editorial

Here's the actual link but this is pretty much what it says

http://www.thelondonpaper.com/cs/Satellite/london/lcsearch/article/1157147635007?packedargs=suffix%3DArticleController

Graduate Fashion Week seeks the next McQueen
by Carrie Gorman. Friday, 01 June 2007
British fashion’s newest and most exciting designers will showcase their talent at Graduate Fashion Week from this Sunday.More than a thousand students from 48 universities across Britain will compete for the thumbs-up from Victoria Beckham, the US Harper’s Bazaar editor-in-chief Glenda Bailey and Lanvin artistic director Alber Elbaz to win the coveted River Island Gold Award and its £20,000 prize to launch a career.The event in Battersea Park, which runs until Wednesday, will play host to the world’s fashion buyers and press all hoping to spot the next Giles Deacon or Alexander McQueen.But here’s an exclusive look at a handful of the strongest contenders likely to become next year’s household names.

Main Image:Knitted Dress by Leanne TweddleUniversity of Central Lancashire

1. Black sequin catsuitCharlotte HarrisonKingston

. Black dress with belt and hoop detailOrsolya SzaboUniversity of Northumbria

3.Leather shorts and cross over topSarah SmithNottingham Trent University

4. White shirt, Black trousersWilliam TempestLondon College of Fashion

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Absent memory - photoshoot

Thanks to Alec McGhie for the photography and Haley Cordier for the makeup and hair

Absent Memory

The final collection. A ready to wear collection inspired by the relationship of memory to reality. Click on the boards to get a better view of the images.

Mrs Henderson Presents

A collection designed for Topshop inspired by the film Mrs Henderson Presents. By delving into the world of Mrs Henderson, an eccentric widow who decided to use her inheritance to open the first burlesque theatre in England in memory of her deceased son, a collection evolved which fused the youth and spirit of the 1930's with the elegance and eccentricity of Mrs Henderson herself.

the print for india

Hidden India

A sample of my work entitled Hidden India here's the description:- "Aimed at the ready to wear market this collection is inspired by the true identity of modern India. Looking at the works of Asha Sarabhai and the Jantar Mantar observatory garments are classically cut but at the forefront of fashion in silhouette using creative pleats, Laser cutting, digital printing and and stitchwork. Drawing from festivals such as Jali and the city of Rajastan the collection is full of jewelled colour including cerises, amethyst, ruby reds and emerald greens. Using luxurious fabrics such as silk, chiffons, organzas and lush nappa and hide leathers the collection encompasses the exquisiteness and sensuousness that is present in the depths of India."