Creative Arts Students Showcase in Broadworks at London Fashion Week

Throughout London Fashion Week, our talented Fashion and Photography students had an incredible opportunity to showcase their designs at Broadworks London!

The College’s exhibit ‘Strangely Familiar’ showcased artwork from Level 3 Creative Arts students, exploring themes of nostalgia, surrealism and cultural commentary.

With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of emerging fashion trends, students blended colours, textures, and silhouettes to create captivating statements. Their work not only showcased originality but also captured the spirit of modern style, setting new benchmarks in the world of fashion. 

Rachael Cooper, Head of Faculty for Business, IT, Media and Creative Arts said, “We are incredibly proud to offer our students the exceptional opportunity to showcase their work in a prestigious London gallery. We would like to thank Broadworks by Hive Curates for allowing us to have the space and being so supportive of our young artists.” She added, “This experience not only highlights their immense talent but also marks a significant milestone in their artistic journey. It’s a testament to their dedication and creativity, and we couldn’t be more excited to support them in this remarkable achievement.”  

Zara, Level 3 Fashion student said, “I went to visit the exhibit and seeing a piece of clothing I had created on show in London was amazing!” She added “the course has allowed me to be creative and I’ve learnt so much from peers and lecturers.”

Thank you to Broadworks for giving out Creative Arts students the opportunity to showcase their artwork!