LCF rip it up at Oxfam

A successful collaboration with Oxfam has lead to original student and graduate work from London College of Fashion being sold in the relaunched Oxfam boutiques. Womenswear designers Gabrielle Miller and Ada Zanditon, and accessories designers Julia Crew and Laura Queening were celebrated at the launch alongside one off pieces from Giles Deacon, Henry Holland, Richard Sorger and Christopher Kane. The three stores- Westbourne Grove, Kings Road and Chiswick - will sell the pieces along with collections from People Tree, Amana, Junky Styling, Kitty Cooper, and Poppy Valentine.

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Dilys Williams, Director for Sustainable Fashion, featured in Times Higher

Dilys Williams, director of the new Centre for Sustainable Fashion, looks to a greener future for the clothes we wear.
Fashion has "almost redefined" itself as something highly disposable, according to Dilys Williams, but it is time to reverse the trend.

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