Lorraine works jointly with Sean Prince on her current research project, Fashion Boys in Female Territory.  This work is an investigation into the identity and practice of fashion design education in the millennial era.

Lewis’ current research breaks down into two interconnected areas: feminist postcolonial studies (concerned predominantly with changing attitudes to Islam in the ‘west’ and in the Middle East); and lesbian, gay, and queer studies (concerned mainly with the role of dress in the formulation of sexed and gendered identities).

Angela’s background is in fashion and she has held a variety of roles, predominantly as Course Leader.  She has pioneered initiatives to improve the visibility of our diverse creative communities at UAL including ‘BAME Talent Days’ at London College of Fashion which has been consequently adopted across most of the University.

Silke’s research focuses on the creative process, collaborative learning, interdisciplinarity and the impact of digital cultures on creative practices. To read about her research and publications visit her website:www.silkelange.com.

Anne is responsible for the Fashion, Jewellery and Textiles, Product, Ceramic, and Industrial Design, and Spatial Practices Programmes. She is committed to fostering innovation and excellence in teaching and learning, knowledge exchange and research in design, materials futures and communication.