The Fashioning our History Project explores diversity in fashion and art, through a series of workshops, and talks, culminating in an

exhibition of participants work and a fashion installation at Willesden Green Library Centre.

“I was just making things I wanted to wear but couldn’t buy anywhere!”

The Victoria and Albert Museum in London will showcase the creativity of African fashion designers.

Behind the clothing brands of Amber Aura Clothing and Reborn Trash Vintage

True class and femininity do NOT require a big budget!

WRAP, the UK’s leading sustainability non-profit, has created the Textiles 2030 action plan, and major fashion brands such as Primark and ASOS have signed up. 

With their initiative One/Second/Suit, clothing retailer H&M are now offering a 24-hour free men’s suit rental for job interviews. 

The lawsuit comes after the launch of the ‘Satan Shoes’ by art collective MSCHF in collaboration with Lil Nas X, with Nike claiming trademark infringement.

With COVID-19 posing restrictions for all of us, London Fashion Week is going digital. Unlike London Fashion Week's event in September, there will be no socially distanced shows, no physical audience. Designers have adapted so we can all enjoy! 

I finally finished my first crochet clothing project, a striped cardigan in tunisian knit stitch style. I’d greatly appreciate your feedback!!

I finally finished my first crochet clothing project, a striped cardigan in tunisian knit stitch style. I’d greatly appreciate your feedback!!

Join us this Friday @ 3 pm live on IG with Creative Director of Fashioning Our History about the London Brent 2020 Culture Fund Project designed to encourage diversity in the creative industry in Brent and beyond.