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Congratulations to NTU graduate Maddie Moxham, whose jewellery has been featured...

Posted: 08 Jun 2012 04:54 AM PDT

Congratulations to NTU graduate Maddie Moxham, whose jewellery has been featured in the Gaurdian's 'What I Like' feature!


What I like
www.guardian.co.uk
From a fashion boutique that specialises in up-and-coming designers to an Italian deli that deals only in the real deal, Guardian Weekend readers share their finds of the week

<br>Wall Photos<br>Fancy seeing your designs in

Posted: 08 Jun 2012 02:00 AM PDT


Wall Photos
Fancy seeing your designs in @[67341283611:274:Marks and Spencer], winning £500 and a 3 month paid internship? Enter our @[118167214924648:274:Gifted? at Tigerprint] competition.

The competition officially launches on 27 June, the first day of @[52800148381:274:New Designers] 2012, but is open to everyone. Have a look at the full brief now and register to receive briefs to get your creative juices flowing. http://ow.ly/bq1NI

Degree shows are open for a further week

Posted: 08 Jun 2012 08:22 AM PDT

If you missed the opening night, all is not lost; the Degree shows are still open for a further week.  Entrance is free of charge and the shows are open weekdays 10-4.  For show locations visit our dedicated degree show website.

Fashion final year students stage the best show ever

Posted: 08 Jun 2012 08:10 AM PDT


Final year students from this year's BA (Hons) Fashion Studies staged their Fashion Show at the end of last month to a packed house.  Feedback received so far has been fantastic, with many commenting on the strength and diversity of the collections this year.


Selected students from the course will be showcasing their collections at Graduate Fashion Week which opens on Sunday and runs until Wednesday 13 June at Earl's Court, London.  This is the second year running our students have been part of this prestigious event.


Above image shows collection from Sareema Elimlahi, called "Ascencion" which draws its influence from the Egyptian pyramids.  Second year student Marina Walger designed and made the hat from brown felt with orange quills.

At the end of the show, the students thanked their tutors for all their help and support during their three years at Lincoln.  Below image shows Programme Leader Maria Manning receiving her bouquet of flowers.  From centre left, tutors are Victoria Bellandini, Kathy Gaul, Dagmara Childs, and Sarah Elliott, together with technicians Tricia Clarke and Polly Lancaster.


Meanwhile here is a snapshot of some of the collections; all photographs were taken and kindly submitted to the University by local professional photographer Adam Rhoades.
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