Leeds Beckett Fashion students present graduate fashion show sponsored by Burberry

The graduate fashion show saw students presenting their end-of-year collections within a professional and industry-standard setting.

At the showcase, a panel of judges from Burberry awarded five prizes to students. Christina Ford won the prize for the Most Technical Collection. Amber Freyer received the award for the Most Creative Collection. Hannah Travis was recognised for the Most Inclusive Collection. The Most Sustainable Collection, and overall winner, was Libby Austin for her collection designed using recycled tents and upcycled materials.

Sam Hudson-Miles, Head of Fashion at Leeds School of Arts, said: "We are incredibly proud of our final year students and the high standard of work they've shown. The graduate fashion show was an incredible opportunity for them to collaborate with key names in the industry and build their network as they work to develop successful careers in fashion. A special thanks to British Luxury brand, Burberry for sponsoring the show and working closely with our students this year.

"Our Fashion course is renowned for its high employability rate, with 100% of our graduates working in the industry or being in further study 15 months after graduating. We are one of the best Fashion courses in the North, and pride ourselves in actively creating opportunities for students to engage with the creative sector in Leeds."

Leeds School of Arts is a key educator of artists and creatives who go on to enrich and transform all sectors of arts and culture with their limitless ambition and innovation. Their talented students are actively making a difference across art, design, fashion, music, theatre, film, architecture, and creative technologies. The expert support of their academics, who are renowned regionally, nationally, and globally, allows their expertise and individuality to shine on a prominent stage.

To find out more about studying Fashion at Leeds School of Arts, visit our website.