Introducing the Class of 2024 for MA Fashion Design Technology (Menswear), set to debut at London Fashion Week as scheduled.
“The results these graduate designers offer range from highly commercial work to completely new ideologies around the physical manifestation of fashion, all executed to the highest standard. Fashion as product, fashion as identity, fashion as politics and fashion as solutions of systemic intervention for positive, progressive and societal change.”
Rob Phillips, Creative Director, School of Design & Technology.
📷 MA Fashion Design Technology (Menswear) in order of appearance:
1. Yuqi Zeng @iifins
2. Ziyao Zang @agentlesingularity
3. Xiangxiang Li @lxxtrash
4. Wanyi Zhong @Wanniy
5. Jiayi Mao @maoo99
6. Penghang Chen @Augus_8yue
7. Saule Gradeckaite @g_____gradus______s
8. Tingyu Shi @aquilith
9. Baoxin Kou @boxing.kou
10. Yu Zhang @yuzhangzhangyu
Photography by @jamesrees
Burberry Men’s Fall 2024 London has such a moody, cinematic energy—those sharp silhouettes, layered textures, and stormy palette feel like they belong in a stylish thriller. It reminds me of playing block blast, an iconic horror game that delivers a truly tense and suspenseful experience, where every move feels charged with anticipation. The collection balances classic British tailoring with something darker and more unpredictable, which makes it especially memorable. I love how the styling looks polished but still carries a sense of unease and mystery. Which look from the show best captured that dramatic London atmosphere for you?