Students showcase fashion collection at famous Luton Hoo

Final month, college students from throughout all three years of the College’s undergraduate Fashion Design course displayed their assortment to members of The Feltmakers of London Livery as a part of the membership’s annual luncheon.   

The collaborative assortment was made for the membership’s Felt Felt: Second Pores and skin exhibition and digital trend present, displaying items that had been designed and made by the style college students utilizing each conventional and experimental felt-making methods.  

Beverley Bothwell, Senior Lecturer and Course Coordinator for BA (Hons) Vogue Design with the School of Arts & Creative Industries, stated: “It has been an absolute honour to have been invited by The Feltmakers of London to develop this assortment in celebration of Luton’s millenary historical past.”

The scholars have been invited to be part of the occasion by The Feltmakers Luncheon organiser ViViane Vayssieres.

Third-year Vogue Design pupil, Natalia Miotk, shared her pleasure after this big day, saying: “As a pupil fascinated by textiles and their textures, the felt undertaking was an incredible alternative to find new methods, supplies and processes.

“With the ability to characterize my work at Luton Hoo in entrance of The Feltmakers of London Livery was an immense privilege and unforgettable expertise.”

Fellow third-year Vogue Design pupil, Diana Manoela Varga, added: “Working as a group for the felt undertaking was a novel expertise ending with an occasion set inside a wonderful location – sharing a narrative about creativity, sustainability, collaboration and friendship.”

All through the occasion, Hugh Quberzky – a third-year Photography pupil – documented the occasion by taking photos. He additionally organised a pre-event photoshoot with the images showcased as a part of a particular ‘Lookbook’, displayed through the exhibition.

All images credited to Hugh Quberzky