Alexandra Dimitriievych

Jun 23, 2024 | fuckingyoung.es | Alexandra Dimitriievych

On Tuesday, June 18th, the University of Westminster’s MA Menswear course, led by Anthony Rawson-Campbell, showcased the diverse visions of its students in a vibrant show. The runway came alive with movement and dance, creating a jubilant atmosphere that celebrated the creativity and innovation in menswear design. With notable alumni such as Robyn Lynch, San Kim, and Mateo Velazquez this year’s collections showcased technical excellence and explored deeply personal stories.

Jun 18, 2024 | fuckingyoung.es | Humberto Cruz |Alexandra Dimitriievych

The University of Westminster BA fashion course under the directorship of Rosie Wallin had its graduate show this Friday at industrial Ambika P3 space. Menswear graduates showcased their various and impressive technical skills and diverse creative concepts drawing inspiration from a wide range of locations and eras like the resilient Caribbean spirit, the salarymen of Tokyo, the 90s in former Yugoslavia, the Italian stereotypes, and the architecture of Hong Kong.

Jun 9, 2024 | fuckingyoung.es | Alexandra Dimitriievych

Charles Jeffrey Loverboy presented the SS’25 collection during London Fashion Week, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the British powerhouse by taking over London’s central cultural and historic venue – Somerset House.

Jun 8, 2024 | fuckingyoung.es | Alexandra Dimitriievych

Young British menswear brand Denzilpatrick presented its SS25 collection at London Fashion Week, marking the brand’s homecoming to London. This season, the creative duo of Daniel Gayle and James Bosley were inspired by Londoners who spend their summer holidays in the city. The collection titled “One More Time with Feeling” is a playful interpretation of working-class uniforms repurposed for summer leisure activities.

Nov 14, 2023 | fuckingyoung.es | Alexandra Dimitriievych

We visited the first solo exhibition of Elena Garrigolas hosted by Saatchi Yates in London. Elena is a young Spanish artist who draws her inspiration from personal experiences of growing up in a religious family and attending Catholic school, traumatizing relationships between men and women, and personal vulnerabilities.