18 September - 16 December
Tuesday - Saturday, 10.00 - 17.00
Wolfson Studio, ground floor
London College of Fashion, UAL, East Bank,
105 Carpenters Road, Stratford, E20 2AR
Free to all.
Autumn timetable
18 - 21 September
MA Fashion Futures | Testbed
MA Fashion Futures students critique the nature and purpose of design in a rapidly changing world. They imagine and envision alternative ways fashion will be created and experienced in the future. This work-in-progress show is a testbed for students to share their concepts, invite interaction and provoke new ideas and conversations. The work on show will be multidisciplinary and use mixed media including Virtual Reality, audio soundscapes, film, digital design, garments, artefacts and prototypes.
26 - 27 September
MA Fashion Media and Communication | BUFFER
A summit on Fashion, Worldbuilding and Our Bodies.
2 - 10 October
LCF x CASS Art | Unseen Fashion Faces and Figures
London College of Fashion, UAL, in collaboration with Cass Art and Rob Philips, Creative Director are hosting in-gallery workshops and exhibiting works by fashion illustrators and figurative artists that challenge norms. The exhibition following a public call for entry showcases works which depict diverse body types, backgrounds, cultures, abilities, and unique characteristics within a fashion context.
Sign up for the free programme of workshops here.
16 - 25 October
MA Fashion Entrepreneurship and Innovation | ReFAB Studios x LCF - Common Threads: A Community for Fashion and Wellbeing using Upcycled Textiles
A ‘growing’ exhibition and community space for all LCF students to congregate, collaborate and exchange ideas through the desire to learn about circularity, upcycling and zero waste design; whilst also using ‘making’ as a tool for mental wellness.
Sign up for the free programme of workshops here.
4 - 9 November
Postgraduate Fashion Business School Graduate Showcase
Showcasing the next generation of innovative leaders with fashion business, this exhibition presents the work of London College of Fashion’s Postgraduate Business students. Explore projects that merge creativity with business, offering fresh perspectives on the future of fashion, sustainability, entrepreneurship, and global market trends.
4 - 22 November
The Line: LCF and Making for Change | Drawing Inside Out
This exhibition showcases our collaborative drawing initiative with women from the local community in Poplar and the vicinity of East Bank, together with BA Fashion Imaging and Illustration, Making for Change, Portal Centre for Social Impact, and The Line.
Conversations around worn and owned garments are the focus for narrative drawings, posters and collages, inspired by public art installations and nature in East London along on The Line.
26 - 28 November
BA (Hons) Fashion Styling and Production | Collaborative Experimental Practice
This exhibition showcases the creative power of collaboration and experimentation. Through collective projects, BA (Hons) Fashion Styling and Production students push the boundaries of their practice, engaging in reflective problem-solving and creative exploration. Outcomes from this work may shape future personal and professional projects.
3 - 7 December
BA (Hons) Fashion Photography | Collaborative Experimental Practice
Details to be announced.
9 - 14 December
BA (Hons) Fashion Imaging and Illustration | Collaborative Experimental Practice
Students from the BA (Hons) Fashion Imaging and Illustration course inspire viewers to consider themes such as the preoccupation and commodification of self-care, the paradox of social media in creating wellbeing collectives, the role of fashion in climate activism and social justice, and more broadly what ‘care’ really means to young people today.
15 - 18 January
MA Fashion Curation and Cultural Programming | Notions: Costume Design in Flux
MA Fashion Curation and Cultural Programming students will curate individual durational interventions which explore the objects, concepts, and practices of costuming. This exhibition will highlight the skill and process of BA Costume for Performance students as they rethink a fundamental Western performance garment: the corset.