The students divided into groups and stepped into the roles of a stylist, creative director, photographer and model to produce a denim theme photo-shoot. From ripped jackets, embroidered jeans, faux fur, and leather; the groups utilised their roles and came up with innovative ideas to shoot around the College.
Kwame Oti Anderson, who was the Creative Director in his group photo-shoot, said ' ' the workshop was great. I learned how to work in a team to pull together different looks for a fashion image. Denim never goes out of style, so it was fun to play around with ideas' .
The workshop offered students hands-on training to inspire them to succeed in what is a competitive industry. Ayce Gunner Petersen, Level 3 Fashion Student said, 'I've gained more insight into the overview role of a stylist and I now know where not to go wrong' .
Kalina Pulit, Fashion Styling Lecturer at The London College of Fashion, who has produced projects for fashion labels and featured in pop culture magazines such as Dazed and Confused, said ' I was very proud of all the students' creative ideas, passion and team effort. The photos were amazing and I can see them in real magazines' .
