The only thing I had clear when I first started studying at Condé Nast was that I liked the fashion world. During the course of these two years, I have learnt what is behind this forever-changing world and how to make a name for myself in it and I hope my work reflects that.

Alongside my studies with Condé Nast College, I’ve worked a range of roles within fashion, developing keen interests, in-depth knowledge, and commitment towards the creative essence of the industry.

As a multidisciplinary creative, my key strengths lie in combining juxtaposing elements. Through my studies I have developed my interest in digital & physical content creation and strategic marketing.

When I first joined Condé Nast, I found myself wanting to achieve a career in fashion and beauty. Throughout the 2 years of various modules, the degree allowed me to acknowledge my strengths in certain areas and realise my full potential for my future.

I tell stories through my creative approach with a strong focus on Gen Z, empowering the individuals and communities around us who shape our worlds, utilising graphic design and sustainable practices.

Before knowing of Condé Nast College I was so set on doing Business management and Economics but when I saw the course and the college's Instagram I instantly felt like this is where I belonged.

I visited Condé Nast College when I was 12 years old as I always had a strong appreciation for fashion. I enjoy exploring through creative direction whilst focusing on aspects such as video making, photography, and styling.

After establishing and growing my own company (AGS) over the past 10 years with my husband I felt the time was right for me to explore my fashion aspirations. During this year at Condé Nast College, I have had the opportunity to develop creatively.

Experiencing through a density of practices, I have discovered a wide range of possibilities to translate my artistic expression into projects and creations. Furthermore, this foundation has guided me through my aspirations and given me the clarity to pursue my career in a professional and informed way. Being around a group and a community of creatives has also inspired me to look beyond my areas of interest and to engage in artistic collaborations. Moving on, I am amply prepared for my fashion creation and styling studies.

When I joined Condé Nast, I was still a physicist, still wondering if I could pursue my childhood dream of working in fashion. I’m not doing calculus at work anymore, but it did give me a unique mindset that I apply to all aspects of my work.

A perceptive entrepreneur with an interest in marketing & business development as I take a creative & strategic approach, executed with precision & purpose.

I am an experienced professional with a demonstrated history of working in the apparel and fashion industry, skilled in a range of fashion areas, from visual elements such as image making and graphic design, through media and marketing and the approaches used to sell fashion in a competitive global marketplace.

My final project wants to be a future proposal in which discrimination doesn’t exist. I wish that my project focused on human rights, can be my future. I would like, one day, to be a correspondent for a publication and report the injustices in the world.

Throughout my time at Condé Nast College I developed a passion for consumer analysis - I love the idea of enabling consumer satisfaction, which is what analysing data allows for. These skills resulted in my success in the Buying module and subsequently choosing Buying as my exciting career path.

After obtaining my Bachelor’s in Marketing, I interned at a brand marketing agency before heading to Europe to go backpacking. Upon returning, I worked as a Marketing and Sales Liaison. About a year later, I decided to get my Master’s and Condé Nast College was the best choice for me.

I’m a freelance writer motivated by a fascination with the world around me. I have a keen eye for detail, exceptional communication skills, and a passion to create a narrative. I utilise fashion as a vehicle to connect different disciplines and gain a deeper understanding of the topic.

I have always worked with the personal mantra that the act of dress is empowering as it is a form of self expression which allows individuals to be able to set themselves apart from fellow peers or groups. I hope to leave CNC and explore more within the creative direction field of the industry.

From the charming city of Durham, I have received my BA in Graphic Design from Teesside University, where my work was recognised by the International Society of Typographic Designers. I continued my studies at Condé Nast College London where I found my love for UX design.

At the Conde Nast College of Fashion & Design, I took on the roles of producer, writer, editor, as well as (even) podcaster. I served as a contributing writer to the college’s blog where I covered topics related to sustainability, radical transparency, and industry change.

My experience in editorial work began during my undergraduate studies, freelancing for digital and print publications. At that time, I knew that I could improve my practice by learning more about journalism, so, in my senior year, I applied to Conde Nast College’s MA Fashion Media Practice course.

Drawing inspiration from my travels, outdoor recreating and my BFA in graphic design in photography, I work to bring an holistic approach to creative direction that centres around love and appreciation for others and the world around me.

During my time at the college, I have been able to study in-depth my interests around Art Direction, learning everything from photography and styling to image editing. I intend to seek out a career in the field and believe I can now do so, due to the extensive knowledge the college has provided me.

I am an innovator and creative. My professional and educational background is in marketing within the creative industries: art, beauty, fashion and design. Prior to this course I have always had an entrepreneurial spirit. Combining creativity with entrepreneurship was ideal for my personality and growth.

My previous background in fashion business has allowed me to better understand the link it has to fashion journalism during my time on the course. Merging both worlds is vital to grasp the co-dependent relationship they have. The course has also allowed me to discover my passion and drive for editing and direction when it comes to magazine publishing.

I have always wanted to start my own business. What was lacking was the knowledge, both academic and practical, to take my idea and turn it into a reality. Not only did my time at Condé Nast College do this, but it gave me the confidence to really start and grow my career with MATILDE Jewellery.

I have an innate ability to produce original and well-thought-out ideas and possess a variety of technical skills. My creative skills are reinforced with strategic thinking. At Condé Nast College I’ve experimented with a variety of projects. My latest is an Augmented Reality exhibition for LFW.

I am creatively passionate about using my creative skills within digital content creation and social media to endorse a happier community. I am keen to introduce my psychology knowledge to brand awareness and satisfaction.

Brazilian born and bred from Czech ancestry, I moved to London to explore the creative industries landscape the city has to offer and pursue a career in the Cosmetics & Personal care business.

A beauty, fashion, art and film enthusiast skilled in a variety of subjects such as journalism, creative direction, styling, magazine publishing, branding, marketing, and graphic design. I am passionate and knowledgeable about, and take a genuine interest in the fashion and beauty industry.

Well versed in both written and verbal communication, I have used my skills to demonstrate the impact of socioeconomic factors on the fashion industry. This commentary has allowed for me to aid creative businesses in growth strategy, share my views in journalistic and creative written documentation.

Andrea believes that the best way to travel is through lived experiences that reveal the very essence of the place you’re visiting. 

During my time at Condé Nast College, I developed a have a strong creative vision with a passion specifically for styling.

I have always been interested in fashion and the fashion industry. I never knew how to pursue my interest until I discovered Conde Nast College.

I have always been a visual person, keen on creative communication, I finally found a course that helps me use my nature to build a career path I am passionate about. I consider myself a visionary, and to be able to communicate my visions into reality is a journey I cannot wait to begin.

I’m an aspiring stylist. I came to the College as an Undergrad in Economics and Politics with the dream of making it in the fashion industry. I challenged myself in many modules in the Masters programme which has been so rewarding. I have learnt so much with thanks to my amazing tutors and friends.

The desire to combine in-depth knowledge of the luxury market along with fashion design skills has driven my pursuit of a career in luxury design and visual communications.

I’m a visual and creative person. I’m really outgoing and a great team worker. I’m always interested in picking up new projects where I can participate by contributing my social and creative skills. I find my inspiration in the surrounding.

I graduated in (BA) Fashion Culture and Techniques in Italy, then in (MA) Fashion Media Practice: Fashion Journalism.

Styling is my passion. Through both the modules and assisting stylists alongside my studies at the college I was able to explore and develop my own creative concepts and styles.

Studying at Condè Nast College helped me discover my passion for photography by talking to professional photographers and working with models and style shoots.

Specialising in the Digital Marketing sector for my final project reflects my ability to adapt to the digitised world which is becoming increasingly important in the Fashion Industry. Being a Gen Z, I am eager to drive the industry in a new direction, where experimentation and creativity are valued.

I’m naturally outgoing and articulate with an avid interest in PR, Marketing and Communications.

I am a Saudi Arabian stylist and creative director based between London and Jeddah.

I am very interested in digital marketing, and this has been my focus throughout the Fashion Communication course. I have also developed an interest in business and entrepreneurship, and I am hoping to launch my own activewear brand after graduating.

I am a multidisciplinary artist who is interested in both the creative and strategic aspects of the fashion industry. I make links between music art and fashion where I can through photography and videography. The course has strengthened my strong eye for visual aesthetic and composition, whilst developing my interest in emerging technologies and how tech can support the “creative” aspects of fashion practice.

During my time at Condé Nast College my knowledge has grown immensely.

I have recently concluded my MA degree in Fashion Communication at Condé Nast College of Fashion & Design. I am a hardworking individual with a deep and varied understanding of the fashion industry as well as cultural relevance and contemporary style in a commercial context.

I lived in Milan for five years before moving to London to start my journey at Condé Nast College. My passion is fashion photography alongside styling and creative direction.

Before I joined Condé Nast, my major was in linguistics. My personal background has given me different perspectives from which to see an object, and I was able to explore visual language and develop my creative skills through the modules at the college.

Being a creative in every field i touch is extremely important to me. Through my own studies and the modules on the course i have been able to further expand my creative capabilities by exploring niche aesthetics, learning new technology and techniques and also exceeding what i thought were my creative limits.

I have always had a strong interest in the fashion industry growing up. Exploring the different aspects of the fashion world at Conde Nast has enabled me to find specific interest in editorial work such as video making and the role of creative direction when working with groups.

I've always had an interest in the creative field, however, I never really knew in which area in particular. Through Conde Nast, I re-discovered a deep passion for photography and capturing fleeting moments. My area of specialty is in the simplicity of everyday life, focusing on a more grounded and raw image, which is why I take many photos in black and white allowing for just simple beauty to shine through.

Before joining Condé Nast, my appreciation for the fashion world was strong but by pursuing my love and interest over the past nine months I have been exposed to numerous opportunities and new exciting interests that have opened my eyes to the ever-changing fashion industry. I have also been able to see the full capabilities of my work and how I can take these new skills into my future and intended career path.

My fascination with the fashion industry is highlighted by the industry's potential for communicating and challenging the established values whilst holding unrelenting energy and power, thus imposing positive changes in the world.

Photography has always been a great passion of mine, and being in college gives me the chance to explore and learn more about fashion photography. Looking forward to exploring more of the fashion industry.