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Glass presents a London College of Style fashion styling student project


SUPPORTING emerging styling talent, Glass Online has teamed up with students from The London College of Style to produce this editorial which was shot by photographer Yoshitaka Kono.

The theme was left open for the stylists studying on the Fashion Styling Advanced Diploma to conceptualise a story theme for AW20 for the creative aesthetic of Glass, where they chose to opt for minimal layering with an urban London feel, featuring designers such as Issey Miyake, Comme des Garçons and Dylan Joel.

Student stylists Gurdit Singh, Jack Ferguson Ray  and Karina Salieva worked with London PRs in support of the story which formed part of their accredited diploma and final coursework submission in this live collaborative project.

 

LCS Fashion Story Image Look 5

LCS Fashion Story Image Look 4

LCS Fashion Story Image Look 3

LCS Fashion Story Image

LCS Fashion Story Images

 

by Dan Blake Director LCS

 

PHOTOGRAPHER: YOSHITAKA KONO @yoshitakakono

STYLISTS: (looks 1-4) GURDIT SINGH @_gurditsingh and JACK FERGUSON RAY @jvck_ray

STYLIST (look 5): KARINA SALIEVA @chemistry_of_vogue 

CREATIVE DIRECTION & SET DESIGN: GURDIT SINGH and JACK FERGUSON RAY

HAIR STYLIST: TIM FURSSEDONN @tfurssedonn using R&Co

MAKE-UP ARTIST: EVAN HUANG @evanhuangofficial using Carol Joy

Image 1

Hat – Liam Hodges

Glasses – Enfants Riches

Scarf – stylist’s own

T-shirt – Issey Miyake

Jacket – Issey Miyake

Trousers – Issey miyake

Shoes – Keen

 

Image 2

Scarf – Hermes

Glasses – Maryll

Shirt – Comme des Garçons

Sweater – Loewe

Pants – Nanushka

Shoes – Nike

 

Image 3

Shirt – military surplus

Blazer – Liam Hodges

Cardigan – Liam Hodges

Pants – Liam Hodges

Shoes – Dr M

 

Image 4

Glasses – Cartier

Pearls – vintage

Shirt – military surplus

Sweater – Liam Hodges

Pants – Nanushka

Shoes – Keen

 

Image 5

Beret – Elly Beckford

Necktie – Dylan Joel

Jacket – Dylan Joel

Trousers – Elly Beckford

Shoes – Dr Martens

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