Ever wonder whatever ever happened to those design graduates who seemed so promising at their graduation shows but never to be heard again? With today's challenging job market, it is important that these creative talent don't get disillusioned by the realities of the real world. Well coming up at the
Business Design Centre in Islington in London, from 1 - 11 July, there will be an exhibition for new designers to feature their wide range of design ideas, from textiles to jewellery, ceramics and glass, applied arts, fashion and homeware accessories.
Thorsten van Elten who curates
One Year On have selected 40 design entrepreneurs with promising work, and provided the platform at
New Designers to give them a special showcase.
The variety of textiles for contract interiors and fashion applications is fascinating and colour is everywhere – giving an indication of future trends. Digitally manipulated prints is a current trend, such as those illustrated above by Hannah Davis. Much of the surface patterns draw upon nature for their inspiration, moving on from last season’s butterflies. Emma Yeo puts the ‘fascinating’ into exuberant fascinators! Just take a look at the intricacy of this hat.
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