A selection of Year 2 Knitwear for Fashion student work went on sale in Soboye’s Shoreditch based boutique during London Fashion Week last week and at the Colour Walk exhibition at Old Spitalfields Market, London.
Tag Archives: Knitwear Design
Work-In-Progress Fashion Show 2018
Knitwear for Fashion graduate Hannah Brabon featured on Not Just a Label
WSA final year Knitwear for Fashion student Hannah Brabon has been featured on Not Just a Label as part of their Black Sheep round up, highlighting new creative talents.
You can read the full article here https://www.notjustalabel.com/designer/hannah-brabon
Congratulations Hannah!
Knitwear for Fashion alumni Victoria Jones featured on Not Just A Label’s ‘Black Sheep’
Graduate knitwear designer Victoria Jones has been showcased as part of Not Just A Label’s ‘Black Sheep’ feature. NJAL selects designers they feel are “especially innovative, pioneering and striking in their work.”
Her final womenswear collection Psychedelic Furs is focused around the question of ‘What is bad taste?’ Directed around 1970s playful interiors, the seventies is often described as the decade taste forgot. Victoria plays on the idea of ugliness and how individuals perceive it. William Eggleston, Larry Sultan and Stephen Shore are among the American photographers she took inspiration from as well as old home interior design books by Terrance Conrad.
From the imagery she has drawn on colour, texture and pattern and directed them into knits, using mohair and furry yarn to create interesting knitwear evocative of shag pile rugs and contrasting checks. Dying her own yarn and fabric has enabled her to create a vibrant contemporary colour palette that is balanced across the collection.
Read more here
WSA Textile Graduates at New Designers
Selected graduates from Printed Textiles, Woven Textiles and Knitwear for Fashion will be showcasing their work at New Designers this week.
Opening times:
Wednesday 29 June:
– VIP & Press Preview: 3:00pm – 6:30pm
– Awards Preview Evening: 6.30pm – 9:00pm
Thursday 30 June: 10:00am – 8:00pm
-Thursday Late: 5:00pm – 8:00pm
Friday 01 July: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday 02 July: 10:00am – 5:00pm
Venue:
Business Design Centre
52 Upper Street
London N1 0QH
For more details visit http://www.newdesigners.com/visiting/part1
The London Graduate Future Feast Fashion Show live on Vogue.co.uk
Another year of celebrating our talented Fashion Design and Knitwear graduates live on Vogue.co.uk See link below to the London Graduate Fashion Show at the Vinyl Factory on 23 May
http://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/spring-summer-2017/ready-to-wear/winchester-school-of-art
A selection of WSA graduate portfolio’s and garments are currently showcased at Graduate Fashion Week in London.
Julien Macdonald Knitwear Design Internship
Julien Macdonald is a luxury women’s fashion brand famous for its red carpet dressing.
We are currently looking to fill knit internship positions for the S/S 17 show from May to September 2016. We are looking for students with excellent knitting skills. You should have previous experience using domestic knitting machines; fully fashioning garments and be very competent and confident with a wide variety of stitches.
Essential Personal Skills
We are looking for an individual with the following personal skills and attributes:
- Professional and enthusiastic attitude & approach;
- Flexible and self-motivated approach with the ability to adapt to a changing environment;
- Have the ability to operate effectively as part of a team as well as, where appropriate, on your own initiative;
Applications
We are looking for interns to work for up to 6 months to help us prepare for the show which is in late September.
If you think you’ve got what it takes please send your CV and examples of work with a brief covering letter to Emilia Pancheri via the link here.
Red is the Colour – WSA at Spinexpo, Shanghai
Current second year WSA students on the Knitwear and Woven Textiles pathways had the opportunity to exhibit work at Spinexpo in Shanghai at the beginning of the this month. Two students were selected to go to Shanghai for the duration of the show, Hannah Brabon (Knitwear) and Emma Pedrick (Woven Textiles), who had the opportunity to meet industry experts, gain an insight into the industry as well as the workings of an international trade show.
Spinexpo and WSA worked together on a project brief where students had to develop concepts around the colour RED.
‘We asked students to be very experimental and broad with their approaches to this theme. The students had the privilege to work with the latest developments in yarns from the exhibitors of the show.” (Helga Matos)
Winchester School of Art and Nottingham Trent University are the only two education institutions that Spinexpo has chosen to promote. Spinexpo is a global yarn and trend show that takes place in Shanghai (twice a year), Paris and New York. The RED project will now go to the Paris show on the 6th and 7th July 2016. http://www.spinexpo.com
Students work selected:
Jhonis Zipagan
Alice Bracken
Amy Fuller
Anna Bateman
Charlotte Lovell
Hannah Brabon
Isabel Worth
Katy Breeching
Sam Wood
Emma Pedrick
Grace Carter
Rebecca Lickley
Rebecca Glanvill
Isabella Bishop
Danielle Gill
Amy Nguyen
Mollie Croft
Rebecca Moore
WSA Work-in-Progress Fashion Show Tomorrow 5pm
Knitwear Internship at Julien Macdonald
Julien Macdonald is a luxury women’s fashion brand famous for its red carpet dressing.
We are currently looking to fill knit internship positions for the S/S 16 show in February. We are looking for students with excellent knitting skills. You should have previous experience using domestic knitting machines; fully fashioning garments and be very competent and confident with a wide variety of stitches.
Essential Personal Skills
We are looking for an individual with the following personal skills and attributes:
• Professional and enthusiastic attitude & approach
• Flexible and self-motivated approach with the ability to adapt to a changing environment
• Have the ability to operate effectively as part of a team as well as, where appropriate, on your own initiative
Applications
We are looking for interns to work for up to 6 months to help us prepare for the show in mid February. If you think you’ve got what it takes please send your CV and examples of work with a brief covering letter to Emilia Pancheri via the form here.