Belfast School of Art's Graduate Fashion Show 2024 - have a sneak peek at some of the designs taking to the catwalk later this month - 8 images

Belfast School of Art’s highly anticipated 2024 Graduate Fashion Show promises to be a celebration of creativity, innovation and dedication.

The graduating class from the BA (Hons) Textile Art, Design and Fashion course is comprised of 63 talented students, who will preview their degree collections on the catwalk and showcase their unique fashion visions.

Dean Liggett, lecturer in fashion at Belfast School of Art, said: “This show is the culmination of hard work, innovation and creativity from an extremely innovative cohort of emerging designers and artists, who will showcase original work, tackle some of the issues facing the industry, and display their unique skills and talent.”

From avant-garde designs to sustainable fashion solutions and statements, the diverse range of collections reflects the breadth of artistic expression fostered within the course at Belfast School of Art, and each garment a testament to the creativity, skill and passion of the students who have honed their creativity and skills under the guidance of specialist lecturers and technicians.

As a milestone event in Belfast School of Art’s 175th anniversary year, the graduate fashion show not only highlights the individual achievements of each graduate, but also serves to demonstrate the rich legacy and forward-thinking ethos of the Belfast School of Art.

Across 175 years, the school has continuously nurtured generations of artists and designers, helping to shape the cultural landscape of Belfast and beyond.

Style Academy will produce the show, while McConnell’s Irish Whiskey are also backing the event.

The fashion show will take place at the Belfast Campus, York Street, on May 30. For more details, contact Dean Liggett on 028 9536 7179 or email [email protected]

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