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LCF Class of 2022: Exhibition at east London's Truman Brewery

Written byLubna Hussain
Published date 09 August 2022

LCF Class of 2022 logo in background with defocused garments on rail | Photograph taken by Ana Blumenkron

The Class of 2022 undergrad Exhibition ran from Wednesday 13 to Saturday 16 July at Truman Brewery in east London with over 600 private visitors alone. The exhibition was a roaring success, showcasing the work from students from London College of Fashion’s School of Media Communication, Fashion Business School and School of Design and Technology.

The public were able to visit the space from Thursday 14 to take part in the diverse interactive pieces on show. The immersive reforming pieces engulfed the exploration of different themes that were put on display through sustainability, mental awareness, cultural formalities and much more. There was a mixture of digital and tangible work demonstrated located in east London's revolutionary arts and media quarter, the home to a hive of creatives.

**Green screen background with girl using VR headset | Photograph taken by Ana Blumenkron**

**Hands touching garments hanging in exhibition | Photograph taken by Ana Blumenkron**

**People looking at student work on digital panels | Photograph taken by Ana Blumenkron**

**People looking at student sustainable jewellery on table setting | Photograph taken by Ana Blumenkron**

“We are delighted to present LCF Class of 22; an immersive representation of how London College of Fashion students are telling unique stories that go beyond the traditional notions of what fashion can achieve.” Andrew Teverson - Pro Vice-Chancellor and Head of College at London College of Fashion.

Girl posing in front of presentation whilst friend takes picture — **Student posing in front of presentation whilst friend takes picture | Photograph taken by Ana Blumenkron**

Fashion photography student with drink in hand and friend in front of work — **Fashion photography student with drink in hand in front of digital panels | Photograph taken by Ana Blumenkron**

**Student posing in front of work of panelled images | Photograph taken by Ana Blumenkron**

**Dana-Marie Knetsch work presented on screen with silhouette of people in front | Photograph taken by Ana Blumenkron**

The array of work presented from all schools highlighted astounding talent that took up a storm and was featured by the likes of Dazed and GUAP Magazine.

If you didn’t get the chance to visit us, feel free to browse through some of the work created from BA Fashion Jewellery, BA Hair, Make-up and Prosthetics for Performance, BA Fashion Visual Merchandising and Branding below.

Fashion Business School

Simran Kaur - Can Retail Spaces Be Grown Instead of Constructed? | BA (Hons) Fashion Visual Merchandising and Branding

Brittaney Mepham - Reshaping Fashion Marketing: Coperni Community | BA (Hons) Fashion Marketing

Jia Liu - “Rose Garden” Beyond The Physical World | BA (Hons) Fashion Visual Merchandising and Branding

School of Media Communication

Xinya Huang - Summon | BA (Hons) Hair, Make-up and Prosthetics for Performance

Minji Kawck - ART BLOOMED LIKE A FLOWER IN SADNESS | BA (Hons) Hair and Make-up for Fashion

Emilia Conroy - Pull on a Smile | | BA (Hons) Hair, Make-up and Prosthetics for Performance

School of Design and Technology

Ivy Lee - The Healer | BA (Hons) Textiles: Print; Knit; Embroidery

Hao Yu - Poison Ivy | BA (Hons) Fashion Jewellery

Tegan Peel - POWERPLAY | BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Menswear