#FashionFutures2020 Workshop 7: Garment Construction

We’re proud of our Fashion Futures 2020 students who made it to the workshop on Saturday and made amazing progress in constructing their toiles. We are closely following advice from

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#FashionFutures2020 Workshop 6: Pattern Cutting

In the sixth workshop of the Fashion Futures programme, students completed their paper patterns, and started work on their toiles. After finalising their pattern amendments and adding seam allowances, students

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#FashionFutures2020 Week 5: Pattern Cutting

The fifth workshop in the Fashion Futures programme was an opportunity for students to work intensively on the paper patterns for their garment designs. With the help of FAD’s expert

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#FashionFutures2020 Workshop 4: Technical Drawing, Identifying Fabrics & Pattern Cutting

In the fourth workshop in the Fashion Futures programme, students’ design ideas started to come to life, as we worked on technical drawings, explored different fabrics and launched into pattern

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#FashionFutures2020 Workshop 3: Sewing Skills and Garment Design

In the third workshop of the Fashion Futures series, students continued to build their portfolio of essential fashion skills with sessions on sewing skills and garment design. In last week’s

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#FashionFutures2020 Workshop 2: Pattern Cutting & Draping

This week we got to grips with the building blocks of garment construction, exploring draping and flat pattern cutting as complementary methods to bring a design to life. Experimenting with

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Fashion Futures 2020 is live!

Fashion Futures 2020 kicked off with an inspiring day of presentations and primary research at the V&A. Young people from 19 London schools and colleges met at the museum’s Sackler

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2019 Fashion Futures Finalists: Lena, 17

“I based my project on plants and flowers, so I bleached all of the material, and I tried to make it look like stems, and it kind of associates itself

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2019 Fashion Futures Finalists: Maya, 17

“Having gradually seen the formation and development of my garment, it was like a dream to finally see the outcome on the runway. I felt immensely proud of myself and

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2019 Fashion Futures Finalists: Shaun, 19

“The inspiration for my garment came from Montaña Vinicunca in Peru. The mountain holds colours of blues, pinks, yellows, and oranges, which you usually wouldn’t see in nature. My thoughts

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