LCF’s Professor Reina Lewis took Faith &amp; Fashion to St Mary’s Church Walthamstow, London, to discuss how diverse religious, spiritual, secular and philosophical moral perspectives are articulated through fashion and style. In relation to the exhibition Material Witnesses: Fashion as Everyday Activism, Reina set out to explore how people use fashion in forms of everyday activism, creativity, and sustainability in a panel discussion with:- Dr Christine Checinska, the V&amp;A’s Senior Curator of African and African Diaspora Fashion and Lead Curator of the Africa Fashion exhibition- Humeera Dar, whose graduate menswear collection drew on her Kashmiri heritage – using dead stock to create streetwear with messages of support for Human Rights- Alisa Ruzavina, artist, designer, and educator, whose interdisciplinary socially-engaged practice and community work is informed by vegan philosophy and animist beliefsJoin Reina to hear the panel and audience discuss fashion’s role in expressing materially how people see themselves and their beliefs and in shaping the means through which this can be articulated.

LCF’s Professor Reina Lewis took Faith &amp; Fashion to St Mary’s Church Walthamstow, London, to discuss how diverse religious, spiritual, secular and philosophical moral perspectives are articulated through fashion and style. In relation to the exhibition Material Witnesses: Fashion as Everyday Activism, Reina set out to explore how people use fashion in forms of everyday activism, creativity, and sustainability in a panel discussion with: - Dr Christine Checinska, the V&amp;A’s Senior Curator of African and African Diaspora Fashion and Lead Curator of the Africa Fashion exhibition - Humeera Dar, whose graduate menswear collection drew on her Kashmiri heritage – using dead stock to create streetwear with messages of support for Human Rights - Alisa Ruzavina, artist, designer, and educator, whose interdisciplinary socially-engaged practice and community work is informed by vegan philosophy and animist beliefs Join Reina to hear the panel and audience discuss fashion’s role in expressing materially how people see themselves and their beliefs and in shaping the means through which this can be articulated.

LCF Global X Faith & Fashion: Material Witnesses: Everyday Fashion Activism

In this episode, the Graduate Futures Placements Team are joined by guest speakers and LCF students Sam Thelwell, studying BA Fashion Design Technology: Menswear and Yoonsoo Lee, BA Fashion Buying and Merchandising. They will be sharing details about their experiences before and during their placements abroad in Paris and Sweden. If you are interested in doing a placement abroad, as this podcast can inspire your journey. We will explore how to prepare for a placement abroad, the potential challenges and how to manage life outside of work.• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

In this episode, the Graduate Futures Placements Team are joined by guest speakers and LCF students Sam Thelwell, studying BA Fashion Design Technology: Menswear and Yoonsoo Lee, BA Fashion Buying and Merchandising. They will be sharing details about their experiences before and during their placements abroad in Paris and Sweden. If you are interested in doing a placement abroad, as this podcast can inspire your journey. We will explore how to prepare for a placement abroad, the potential challenges and how to manage life outside of work. • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers in Fashion: Placements Abroad

Aimee Easter

Join LCF Graduate Futures for a deep dive into the world of costume and effects for performance in this latest episode of Careers in Fashion. Hear from LCF BA Costume for Performance alumna and CGI Global Production Manager at Hogarth, Aimee Easter. Matti Scicluna, a current LCF student on BA 3D Effects for Performance and Fashion, joins as co-host to discuss Aimee’s wide ranging career, advice for those starting their career in the industry, and the role of AI in the future or entertainment.• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Join LCF Graduate Futures for a deep dive into the world of costume and effects for performance in this latest episode of Careers in Fashion. Hear from LCF BA Costume for Performance alumna and CGI Global Production Manager at Hogarth, Aimee Easter. Matti Scicluna, a current LCF student on BA 3D Effects for Performance and Fashion, joins as co-host to discuss Aimee’s wide ranging career, advice for those starting their career in the industry, and the role of AI in the future or entertainment. • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers in Fashion: The World of Performance with Aimee Easter

On 9 March 2023 in Riyadh, LCF’s Professor Reina Lewis discusses the richness of Saudi textile heritage in contemporary fashion and the opportunities for British and Saudi brands generated by current approaches to modesty and sustainability, with Shahd AlShehail of Abadia, vintage expert Rae Joseph, Loai Naseem of Lomar, and Sacha Newall of My Wardrobe HQ.

LCF Global X Faith & Fashion: Saudi and UK Fashion in Dialogue

In this episode, the Graduate Futures Placements Team are joined by guest speaker Kath Melandri, Broadcast Journalist, Presenter, BA Fashion Journalism lecturer, and College Admissions tutor for SMC. She will be sharing her insights on Difficult Conversations working in the creative industry. We will discuss scenarios of varying intensity that you may encounter on placement and strategies that can be used to navigate a delicate topic with professionalism. Keep listening to hear our top tips to ensure you are ready for your placement!• Sign up to LCF MY_Jobs: www.lcf-my-jobs.arts.ac.uk/signin• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

In this episode, the Graduate Futures Placements Team are joined by guest speaker Kath Melandri, Broadcast Journalist, Presenter, BA Fashion Journalism lecturer, and College Admissions tutor for SMC. She will be sharing her insights on Difficult Conversations working in the creative industry. We will discuss scenarios of varying intensity that you may encounter on placement and strategies that can be used to navigate a delicate topic with professionalism. Keep listening to hear our top tips to ensure you are ready for your placement! • Sign up to LCF MY_Jobs: <a href="http://www.lcf-my-jobs.arts.ac.uk/signin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lcf-my-jobs.arts.ac.uk/signin</a> • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers in Fashion: Difficult Conversations

Professor Reina Lewis hears from Dr Reem El Mutwalli about her curatorial mission to use dress to explain the evolution of regional cultures across the Arab world. Dr El Mutwalli founded the Zay Initiative in 2019 to collect and contextualise garments from the diverse populations of the Arab world, using dress to tell a story of affinities and distinctions that span multiple faith and secular traditions and histories.   Custodian of over 1500 pieces of dress and adornment, the Initiative’s archive and website is creating rich content for designers and scholars around the world. Personal dress histories for each garment illustrate the diversity of populations in the Arab lands and in the diaspora and combine with garment analysis to revealing the regional and transnational dynamism of taste and creativity. The Initiative’s ambitious programme of webinars and public events builds awareness of the complexity and interconnectedness of regional and global Arab cultures for audiences near and far.   Join Reina and Reem as they discuss the cultural politics of curation and the intersecting role of religious, national, secular, and ethnic affiliations in the present and history of Arab fashion.

Professor Reina Lewis hears from Dr Reem El Mutwalli about her curatorial mission to use dress to explain the evolution of regional cultures across the Arab world. Dr El Mutwalli founded the Zay Initiative in 2019 to collect and contextualise garments from the diverse populations of the Arab world, using dress to tell a story of affinities and distinctions that span multiple faith and secular traditions and histories. Custodian of over 1500 pieces of dress and adornment, the Initiative’s archive and website is creating rich content for designers and scholars around the world. Personal dress histories for each garment illustrate the diversity of populations in the Arab lands and in the diaspora and combine with garment analysis to revealing the regional and transnational dynamism of taste and creativity. The Initiative’s ambitious programme of webinars and public events builds awareness of the complexity and interconnectedness of regional and global Arab cultures for audiences near and far. Join Reina and Reem as they discuss the cultural politics of curation and the intersecting role of religious, national, secular, and ethnic affiliations in the present and history of Arab fashion.

Faith & Fashion: Collecting Arab Dress, Chronicling Multiple Faiths

Reina Lewis

To celebrate Faith &amp; Fashion’s first offline event in London for three years, LCF’s Professor Reina Lewis explores the creative process behind PC William’s BAFTA award-winning designs for We Are Lady Parts. This stand-out TV series (C4/Peacock), tracked a group of young Muslim Londoners as they formed a women's punk band. Written by Nida Manzoor, the show is funny, touching, and gripping - rebutting stereotypical depictions of Muslim women on screen and showing the diversity of Muslim life in the city. PC Williams graduated from Central St. Martins, and works across narrative moving image advertising fashion and music. Her credits include The Baby (HBO/Sky) and Dreamland (Sky). Teaching for several years at CSM, PC continues to contribute to art and design projects within the community to create spaces for young people of diverse backgrounds in the creative industries.Join Reina and PC as they discuss the opportunities and delicacies of staging religious fashion for the screen, and review how best to foster diversity in the creative professions.

To celebrate Faith &amp; Fashion’s first offline event in London for three years, LCF’s Professor Reina Lewis explores the creative process behind PC William’s BAFTA award-winning designs for We Are Lady Parts. This stand-out TV series (C4/Peacock), tracked a group of young Muslim Londoners as they formed a women's punk band. Written by Nida Manzoor, the show is funny, touching, and gripping - rebutting stereotypical depictions of Muslim women on screen and showing the diversity of Muslim life in the city. PC Williams graduated from Central St. Martins, and works across narrative moving image advertising fashion and music. Her credits include The Baby (HBO/Sky) and Dreamland (Sky). Teaching for several years at CSM, PC continues to contribute to art and design projects within the community to create spaces for young people of diverse backgrounds in the creative industries. Join Reina and PC as they discuss the opportunities and delicacies of staging religious fashion for the screen, and review how best to foster diversity in the creative professions.

LCF Global X Faith & Fashion: PC Williams in conversation with Reina Lewis

In this episode LCF Graduate futures are joined by thought leaders who have embedded equity, diversity and inclusion into the DNA of their business models. Our guest speakers, Maria O’Sullivan-Abeyratne - Founder and CEO of Adaptista, and Ashley Alleyne, a Senior Strategist at Creative Equals, explore how future founders and freelancers can authentically better the lived experiences of the customers, clients, communities and employees they engage with.• Find out more about Adaptista: https://www.instagram.com/adaptista/?hl=en• Check out Creative Equals: https://www.instagram.com/creativeequals/?hl=en• Sign up to LCF MY_Jobs: www.lcf-my-jobs.arts.ac.uk/signin• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

In this episode LCF Graduate futures are joined by thought leaders who have embedded equity, diversity and inclusion into the DNA of their business models. Our guest speakers, Maria O’Sullivan-Abeyratne - Founder and CEO of Adaptista, and Ashley Alleyne, a Senior Strategist at Creative Equals, explore how future founders and freelancers can authentically better the lived experiences of the customers, clients, communities and employees they engage with. • Find out more about Adaptista: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/adaptista/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/adaptista/?hl=en</a> • Check out Creative Equals: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/creativeequals/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/creativeequals/?hl=en</a> • Sign up to LCF MY_Jobs: <a href="http://www.lcf-my-jobs.arts.ac.uk/signin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lcf-my-jobs.arts.ac.uk/signin</a> • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers In Fashion: Entrepreneurship and Inclusivity

360 Alumi MA students examine their road to success in co-designing a sustainable, inclusive school uniform in 12 weeks.  Listen to how this team worked and developed trust and respect for each others capabilities.

School 360 - Students

Joint head teachers of School 360 Sarah Seleznyov and Andrea Silvain discuss the impact and delight of working with MA collaborative challenge students.

School 360 - Headteachers

London College of Fashion, UAL is a world leading centre for fashion education. Our podcasts are led by LCF students, alumni, academics, researchers and associates, spanning a range of fashion related subjects.

London College of Fashion

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.In this episode, Susanna interviews Beatrice Behlen, Senior Curator of Fashion at the Museum of London. Through her object choices of a selection of recent acquisitions in the museum’s collections, Beatrice highlights the relationship between biography and dress, London’s own fashion history, and considers a curator’s relationship with their own clothes.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe. In this episode, Susanna interviews Beatrice Behlen, Senior Curator of Fashion at the Museum of London. Through her object choices of a selection of recent acquisitions in the museum’s collections, Beatrice highlights the relationship between biography and dress, London’s own fashion history, and considers a curator’s relationship with their own clothes.

Sartorial Stories: Beatrice Behlen, Museum Of London

In this episode of Careers in Fashion: Emmy Award winning Make-up Artist Michael Key reminisces about the creation of Make-up Artist Magazine and the International Make-up Artist Trade Show (IMATS), revealing his top tips to get ahead in the Battle of the Brushes student competition. Michael Key is best known for his work on Coneheads (1993), Planet of the Apes (2001) Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull (2008) and Star Trek: Generations (1994). Hear about his experiences and the advancements of the special effects artistry following the rise of CGI. • IMATS Website: https://imats.net/students/• Visit LCF Careers to find out what we do: www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers • LCF Careers LinkedIn: bit.ly/lcfcareerslinkedin • LCF Careers Live: bit.ly/LCFCareersLive• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

In this episode of Careers in Fashion: Emmy Award winning Make-up Artist Michael Key reminisces about the creation of Make-up Artist Magazine and the International Make-up Artist Trade Show (IMATS), revealing his top tips to get ahead in the Battle of the Brushes student competition. Michael Key is best known for his work on Coneheads (1993), Planet of the Apes (2001) Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull (2008) and Star Trek: Generations (1994). Hear about his experiences and the advancements of the special effects artistry following the rise of CGI. • IMATS Website: <a href="https://imats.net/students/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://imats.net/students/</a> • Visit LCF Careers to find out what we do: <a href="http://www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers</a> • LCF Careers LinkedIn: <a href="http://bit.ly/lcfcareerslinkedin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/lcfcareerslinkedin</a> • LCF Careers Live: <a href="http://bit.ly/LCFCareersLive" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/LCFCareersLive</a> • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers in Fashion: Knowing Your Craft with MUA Michael Key

Ade Hassan

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.In this episode, Susanna interviews Ade Hassan MBE, the founder and director of Nubian Skin, the first underwear brand to offer designs in ‘nude’ shades for women of colour. The object Ade chose to talk to us about played a major role in the inspiration for, and the graft behind, launching and steering her brand.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe. In this episode, Susanna interviews Ade Hassan MBE, the founder and director of Nubian Skin, the first underwear brand to offer designs in ‘nude’ shades for women of colour. The object Ade chose to talk to us about played a major role in the inspiration for, and the graft behind, launching and steering her brand.

Sartorial Stories: Ade Hassan founder of Nubian Skin

This episode the Graduate Futures team are joined by LCF students Monica, Nadine, Emmie and Paul, all who completed work experience or placement years as part of their course. Learn about the placement process, how to manage your work load, budgeting whilst in industry and top tips for professionalism in the workplace. The information included will be of use to anyone considering undertaking a placement year or short term work experience.• Visit LCF Graduate Futures to find out what we do: www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers• LCF Careers Live: bit.ly/LCFCareersLive• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

This episode the Graduate Futures team are joined by LCF students Monica, Nadine, Emmie and Paul, all who completed work experience or placement years as part of their course. Learn about the placement process, how to manage your work load, budgeting whilst in industry and top tips for professionalism in the workplace. The information included will be of use to anyone considering undertaking a placement year or short term work experience. • Visit LCF Graduate Futures to find out what we do: <a href="http://www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers</a> • LCF Careers Live: <a href="http://bit.ly/LCFCareersLive" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/LCFCareersLive</a> • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers in Fashion: Industry Placement Advice

In Black Street Style, creative director and stylist Harris Elliott and LCF Historical Studies and Lecturer and PhD student Lorraine Harris discuss some of the cultural, historical and political meanings around the British black community and why what you wear to church is as important as what you wear to go clubbing.

Black Street Style

Jenny Cossons

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.In this episode, Susanna interviews Jenny Cossons, Chief Partnerships Officer at Lyst. Jenny spoke to us about a piece from her wardrobe that demonstrates her dedication to creating connections and the importance of building long-term teams and working relationships. As an extra piece of pizzazz, Jenny was our first guest to come wearing their object - and both she, and it, will put a smile on your face.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe. In this episode, Susanna interviews Jenny Cossons, Chief Partnerships Officer at Lyst. Jenny spoke to us about a piece from her wardrobe that demonstrates her dedication to creating connections and the importance of building long-term teams and working relationships. As an extra piece of pizzazz, Jenny was our first guest to come wearing their object - and both she, and it, will put a smile on your face.

Sartorial Stories: Jenny Cossons, Chief Partnerships Officer, Lyst

Stephanie Wood

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.In this episode, Susanna chats with Stephanie Wood, Co-Curator of the current Mary Quant exhibition at V&amp;A. They discuss the role of the curator and Stephanie’s own love of vintage clothing and ways she associates her clothes with aspects of her life such as her identity as a northerner, living in the south.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe. In this episode, Susanna chats with Stephanie Wood, Co-Curator of the current Mary Quant exhibition at V&amp;A. They discuss the role of the curator and Stephanie’s own love of vintage clothing and ways she associates her clothes with aspects of her life such as her identity as a northerner, living in the south.

Sartorial Stories: Stephanie Wood

In this Employability &amp; Enterprise Series Special episode of Careers in Fashion: we explore the culture of Freelancing and the key things you need to know bout protecting your intellectual property. In this episode we are joined by Matt Dowling, former freelance Photographer and current CEO of Freelancer Club, an online community for creative freelancers of disciplines to connect share and find work. We are also joined by UAL IP Lecturer, Roxanne Peters who has worked as a creative rights specialist within museums and exhibitions with heritage companies, for example the V&amp;A.  • Find opportunities with Freelancer Club: https://freelancerclub.net/• Visit LCF Careers to find out what we do: www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers• LCF Careers LinkedIn: bit.ly/lcfcareerslinkedin• LCF Careers Live: bit.ly/LCFCareersLive• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

In this Employability &amp; Enterprise Series Special episode of Careers in Fashion: we explore the culture of Freelancing and the key things you need to know bout protecting your intellectual property. In this episode we are joined by Matt Dowling, former freelance Photographer and current CEO of Freelancer Club, an online community for creative freelancers of disciplines to connect share and find work. We are also joined by UAL IP Lecturer, Roxanne Peters who has worked as a creative rights specialist within museums and exhibitions with heritage companies, for example the V&amp;A. • Find opportunities with Freelancer Club: <a href="https://freelancerclub.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://freelancerclub.net/</a> • Visit LCF Careers to find out what we do: <a href="http://www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.arts.ac.uk/fashion/lcf-student-careers</a> • LCF Careers LinkedIn: <a href="http://bit.ly/lcfcareerslinkedin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/lcfcareerslinkedin</a> • LCF Careers Live: <a href="http://bit.ly/LCFCareersLive" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/LCFCareersLive</a> • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers In Fashion - Protecting Your Work With Freelancer Club

Description: Joining the team on this Employability and Enterprise special episode of Careers in Fashion are representatives from the Federation of Small Businesses and Johnny Martin experienced Finance Director - finance and start-up experts. Listen in to hear how your business plan can dictate your funding opportunities, how to evaluate your business worth and what it means to franchise your company. This session will explore what you need to know about sourcing funding for your start-up!• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Description: Joining the team on this Employability and Enterprise special episode of Careers in Fashion are representatives from the Federation of Small Businesses and Johnny Martin experienced Finance Director - finance and start-up experts. Listen in to hear how your business plan can dictate your funding opportunities, how to evaluate your business worth and what it means to franchise your company. This session will explore what you need to know about sourcing funding for your start-up! • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers in Fashion: Finance & Franchising with the Federation of Small Businesses

Listen back to the most recent Faith &amp; Fashion event held in collaboration with the Woolf Institute in Cambridge.With a session theme of Embodiment, Gender, and Religious Visibility, Professor Reina Lewis, discussed the politics of religious visibility through dress in the interfaith context, along with Dr Kristin Aune from Coventry University whose research on UK feminist approaches to religion and spirituality reveals the lived, embodied, and relational nature of religio-spirituality in contemporary life. From the Woolf Institute, Dr Lea Taragin-Zeller demonstrated the role of modesty and beauty practices in the construction of female piety among ultra-Orthodox teenagers in Israel. An international perspective on the diverse personal, political, and style motivations for young women’s take up of modest dressing in the Middle East was provided by the session chair, academic and journalist Azadeh Moaveni, author of Lipstick Jihad.

Listen back to the most recent Faith &amp; Fashion event held in collaboration with the Woolf Institute in Cambridge. With a session theme of Embodiment, Gender, and Religious Visibility, Professor Reina Lewis, discussed the politics of religious visibility through dress in the interfaith context, along with Dr Kristin Aune from Coventry University whose research on UK feminist approaches to religion and spirituality reveals the lived, embodied, and relational nature of religio-spirituality in contemporary life. From the Woolf Institute, Dr Lea Taragin-Zeller demonstrated the role of modesty and beauty practices in the construction of female piety among ultra-Orthodox teenagers in Israel. An international perspective on the diverse personal, political, and style motivations for young women’s take up of modest dressing in the Middle East was provided by the session chair, academic and journalist Azadeh Moaveni, author of Lipstick Jihad.

F&F at the Woolf Institute, Cambridge

Madeleine Macey

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.In this episode, Susanna interviews Madeleine Macey, Chief Marketing Officer at Liberty. Madeleine tells us all about the journey of her career, starting with a huge fashion faux pas to becoming Chief Marketing Officer at 'The world's largest start-up.'

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe. In this episode, Susanna interviews Madeleine Macey, Chief Marketing Officer at Liberty. Madeleine tells us all about the journey of her career, starting with a huge fashion faux pas to becoming Chief Marketing Officer at 'The world's largest start-up.'

Sartorial Stories - Madeleine Macey

Careers in Fashion goes backstage at the LCF Careers Fair speaking with Harrods, Reiss, Zalando and Kurt Geiger about the value of professional development and steps you can take to improve your skills and stand out from the crowd when applying for work.• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers in Fashion goes backstage at the LCF Careers Fair speaking with Harrods, Reiss, Zalando and Kurt Geiger about the value of professional development and steps you can take to improve your skills and stand out from the crowd when applying for work. • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers In Fashion - Professional Development

LCF’s Professor Reina Lewis takes Faith &amp; Fashion to Saudi Design Week, 8 November 2019. As the Saudi government’s Vision 2030 brings more Saudi women into the workplace, Reina is joined by Dr Eiman Elgibreen to discuss how women’s workwear is changing and how designers can contribute to women’s comfort at work in the context of Saudi Arabian and regional codes of modest dress and behavior.Discover more on the Faith and Fashion page: bit.ly/33fFKjJ

LCF’s Professor Reina Lewis takes Faith &amp; Fashion to Saudi Design Week, 8 November 2019. As the Saudi government’s Vision 2030 brings more Saudi women into the workplace, Reina is joined by Dr Eiman Elgibreen to discuss how women’s workwear is changing and how designers can contribute to women’s comfort at work in the context of Saudi Arabian and regional codes of modest dress and behavior. Discover more on the Faith and Fashion page: <a href="http://bit.ly/33fFKjJ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/33fFKjJ</a>

Faith & Fashion: Fashion, Culture, and Saudi Arabia Vision 2030, at Saudi Design Week

Rachel Wilson

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.In this episode, Susanna interviews Rachel Wilson - Director at The Grief Network.Photograph by Matilda Hill-Jenkins.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe. In this episode, Susanna interviews Rachel Wilson - Director at The Grief Network. Photograph by Matilda Hill-Jenkins.

Sartorial Stories - Rachel Wilson

Haeni Kim

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.In this episode, Susanna interviews Haeni Kim, Creative Director at Kitri.http://aisle8.com &amp; https://www.instagram.com/aisle8comms/?hl=en.

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe. In this episode, Susanna interviews Haeni Kim, Creative Director at Kitri. <a href="http://aisle8.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://aisle8.com</a> &amp; <a href="https://www.instagram.com/aisle8comms/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/aisle8comms/?hl=en</a>.

Sartorial Stories - Haeni Kim

Funmi Fetto

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe.In this episode, Susanna interviews Funmi Fetto - Contributing Editor for Vogue and Brand Consultant for Luxury Beauty Brands

Created and presented by Susanna Cordner, Senior Research Fellow: Archives at LCF, Sartorial Stories is our In Conversation series in which Susanna interviews leading figures from the fashion industry and invites them to bring in one item from their work or from their wardrobe. In this episode, Susanna interviews Funmi Fetto - Contributing Editor for Vogue and Brand Consultant for Luxury Beauty Brands

Sartorial Stories - Funmi Fetto

Want to find out about how to protect your Intellectual Property? In this podcast, we will explore how students and graduates can protect and manage the IP in their work, we offer advice on sharing work online such as E-Portfolios and Social Media and we’ll look at key concerns. In particular, how this current climate will affect the way students and graduates manage their IP.• Roxanne Peters - UAL (Careers &amp; Employability) Creative and Cultural IP Rights Specialist• Andrew Bravin – IP Commercial lawyer, Sheridans Law Firm• Eleanor Rockett – Fashion Business Consultant and LCF graduate• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Want to find out about how to protect your Intellectual Property? In this podcast, we will explore how students and graduates can protect and manage the IP in their work, we offer advice on sharing work online such as E-Portfolios and Social Media and we’ll look at key concerns. In particular, how this current climate will affect the way students and graduates manage their IP. • Roxanne Peters - UAL (Careers &amp; Employability) Creative and Cultural IP Rights Specialist • Andrew Bravin – IP Commercial lawyer, Sheridans Law Firm • Eleanor Rockett – Fashion Business Consultant and LCF graduate • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers in Fashion: Legal Advice with Sheridans Law Firm

This episode will go backstage at this year networking debate Brand Values: Ethics in the Creative Industries. Explore how the value placed on ethical practices is influencing consumers’ affinity with brands in the creative industry. Is the psychological pleasure of purchasing winning the conflict over the pain of buying? In this topical podcast, we will bring together students, staff and industry guests to discuss how public engagement with ethical issues is developing in light of global social and political change. The podcast will also explore workplace ethics and digital ethics. Fashion Innovation Agency: http://www.fialondon.com/LCF Careers Live: https://lcf-careers-live.arts.ac.uk/signinLCF Stories: https://www.arts.ac.uk/colleges/london-college-of-fashion/stories/guest-sessions-ba-creative-direction-students-explore-artificial-intelligence-with-browzzin-app,-finalists-of-the-drapers-best-digital-innovation-awards-2019

This episode will go backstage at this year networking debate Brand Values: Ethics in the Creative Industries. Explore how the value placed on ethical practices is influencing consumers’ affinity with brands in the creative industry. Is the psychological pleasure of purchasing winning the conflict over the pain of buying? In this topical podcast, we will bring together students, staff and industry guests to discuss how public engagement with ethical issues is developing in light of global social and political change. The podcast will also explore workplace ethics and digital ethics. Fashion Innovation Agency: <a href="http://www.fialondon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.fialondon.com/</a> LCF Careers Live: <a href="https://lcf-careers-live.arts.ac.uk/signin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://lcf-careers-live.arts.ac.uk/signin</a> LCF Stories: <a href="https://www.arts.ac.uk/colleges/london-college-of-fashion/stories/guest-sessions-ba-creative-direction-students-explore-artificial-intelligence-with-browzzin-app,-finalists-of-the-drapers-best-digital-innovation-awards-2019" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.arts.ac.uk/colleges/london-college-of-fashion/stories/guest-sessions-ba-creative-direction-students-explore-artificial-intelligence-with-browzzin-app,-finalists-of-the-drapers-best-digital-innovation-awards-2019</a>

Careers in Fashion: Ethical Working with the Fashion Innovation Agency

Browzzin App

In this Online/Offline case study special of the Careers in Fashion podcast series, we will be focusing on societies transition from brick-and-mortar to e-commerce retail, and how the world is transitioning back again. We are joined by guest speakers from Browzzin, a fashion social &amp; shopping app with AI technology for fashion lovers to discover, shop and earn money from sharing outfit styles. Other topics being discussed will cover ethical practices in the movement of e-commerce, the advancement of AI and social-channel strategies.• Browzzin App: https://www.browzzin.com/• LCF Careers Live: https://lcf-careers-live.arts.ac.uk/signin• LCF Stories: https://www.arts.ac.uk/colleges/london-college-of-fashion/stories/guest-sessions-ba-creative-direction-students-explore-artificial-intelligence-with-browzzin-app,-finalists-of-the-drapers-best-digital-innovation-awards-2019• Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

In this Online/Offline case study special of the Careers in Fashion podcast series, we will be focusing on societies transition from brick-and-mortar to e-commerce retail, and how the world is transitioning back again. We are joined by guest speakers from Browzzin, a fashion social &amp; shopping app with AI technology for fashion lovers to discover, shop and earn money from sharing outfit styles. Other topics being discussed will cover ethical practices in the movement of e-commerce, the advancement of AI and social-channel strategies. • Browzzin App: <a href="https://www.browzzin.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.browzzin.com/</a> • LCF Careers Live: <a href="https://lcf-careers-live.arts.ac.uk/signin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://lcf-careers-live.arts.ac.uk/signin</a> • LCF Stories: <a href="https://www.arts.ac.uk/colleges/london-college-of-fashion/stories/guest-sessions-ba-creative-direction-students-explore-artificial-intelligence-with-browzzin-app,-finalists-of-the-drapers-best-digital-innovation-awards-2019" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.arts.ac.uk/colleges/london-college-of-fashion/stories/guest-sessions-ba-creative-direction-students-explore-artificial-intelligence-with-browzzin-app,-finalists-of-the-drapers-best-digital-innovation-awards-2019</a> • Email graduate.futures@fashion.arts.ac.uk for a full audio transcript.

Careers in Fashion: Online/Offline with Browzzin App

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