Fashion competition: Win a pair of tickets to Graduate Fashion Week Gala

Graduate collections from Beth Spurr & Lucy Hammond, Kingston University
Graduate collections from Beth Spurr & Lucy Hammond, Kingston University Photo: RANKIN

Rankin for Graduate Fashion Week - Sera Ulger
Eleven lucky students have had their work prefessionally shot and styled by critically-acclaimed fashion photographer Rankin, and Dazed & Confused fashion editor Katie Shillingford. Turkish 22-year-old, Sera Ulger, from Ravensbourne College, is inspired by animals and their sociological and cultural associations. Photo: RANKIN

Rankin for Graduate Fashion Week - Kitty Keay
British student, Kitty Keay, from the Colchester School of Art and Design, was inspired by Marie Antoinnette's frivolious and fun attitude to fashion and admires the same quality in her favourite designer, Ashish. Rankin said, "It was incredibly easy to shoot the clothes - each piece was so beautiful and full of character. I'm sure among the 2010 graduates, we will see a designer that will capture the fashion world's imagination!'. Photo: RANKIN

Rankin for Graduate Fashion Week - Gina Webster
Brit student Gina Webster, of Birmingham City University, looked to literary bildungsroman novels, 'Alice in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll and Oscar Wilde's 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' to inspire her collection, based on the coming-of-age. Photo: RANKIN

Rankin for Graduate Fashion Week - Garry Butterfield
Garry Butterfield, of Northampton University, based his collection on his love of the London Underground, and the intricate detailing of maps, which he translated into abstract patterns on cowhide. Photo: RANKIN

Rankin for Graduate Fashion Week - Carly Ellis
Carly Ellis, of Westminster University, hit a niche with her collection of 'evening-inspired sporstwear', all of which actually glows under UV light. Photo: RANKIN

The Telegraph fashion desk is offering ten pairs of tickets to the Graduate Fashion Week Catwalk Gala at 5.30pm on June 9th, 2010. This prize includes a look at the students' portfolios and final collections on show in the exhibition.
Graduate Fashion Week is the world's greatest showcase of young, up-and-coming fashion and design talent. It was created to provide a showcase of the year’s best talent under one roof for potential employers and the industry.
This year's event features graduates from 46 universities and 61 courses, including five from abroad, and is taking place 6th-10th June at London's Earls Court 2.
The best place in the world to spot new talent, Graduate Fashion Week is the industry's looking glass into the future of fashion and all its related disciplines. It will celebrate the work of more than 1000 of the finest BA Degree fashion students.
Sponsored for the sixth year by leading high street fashion brand River Islandand attracts some of the industry's biggest players and most influential international commentators, Graduate Fashion Week is now a firm fixture in the diaries of those in the know.
* Public admission to Graduate Fashion Week is on 6/6/2010. *Exhibition only, £5. *University shows (includes exhibition), £10 + £2.50 handling charge.*There will be two Gala shows on 9/6/2010 with a showcase of the best collections hosted Caryn Franklin.*Gala show 1 (5.30pm), £25 + £2.50 booking fee; includes award nomination details.*Gala show 2: (8pm), £50 + £2.50 booking fee; includes, presentation of the awards and after-show party. This is an industry ‘invitation only’ event with VIPs, models and celebrities, Limited tickets available.*Education Day on 10.06/2010.
All tickets are available from www.gfw.org.uk
Terms and conditions; Winner must be available to attend event on Wednesday 9th June 2010. Winners can look around exhibition all day and leave when Gala show ends- approx 7pm (the Gala show is at 5.30pm). Travel costs are not covered. GFW is an event for over 16’s only; this competition is only open to age 16 or over.
Winners will be notified the morning of 07.06.2010

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