The above video is a concept animation of the latest fashion exhibition at LCF’s popup gallery on Broadwick Street.

Sportswear giant Puma has teamed up with BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear design students, school children from local schools in Hackney and some of the UK’s biggest rising music stars, including Sway and Nate James, to swap ideas and collaborate on a range of t-shirt designs that will go on to be sold on ASOS.com. The exhibition will showcase winning designs and will celebrate the collaboration between the world of music and fashion.

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Womenswear by Judy Wong.

BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear student Judy Wong sent this – perhaps to remind us she has a Showtime profile!

1st-year BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear student Amber Bessey sent this shot from her latest project. 

These pieces are from my jean and jersey project. They were inspired by the complexity of music. The composition is overlooked, but if you study closely you can see depth within the whole. The bolero is made up of woven jersey strips. Very crafty!

Fashion Design and styling: Amber Bessey 

Photography: Katherine Carothers

Makeup: Lucy Pook

Young people from LCF's Hackney schools and college partners.

Young people from LCF’s Hackney schools and college partners took part in a styling session with music stylist Fintan Fitzgerald to celebrate the end of the 8 week after-school project Fashion and Music which took place at LCF’s Mare Street site Friday 27 March. The project ran alongside a BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear unit examining the links between fashion and music. Puma donated 2,000 t-shirts to the project which the students used to create their own designs.

Salimah Haji sent these images from her work on Alternative Fashion Week. She did the make up for an origami- and Art Deco-inspired collection by Fannie Schiavoni, a student on BA (Hons) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear.

More photos and coverage of Alternative Fashion Week on the Guardian website.

Photography by Lee Gillies.

Students on the MA Fashion Design Technology course dress mannequins with their creations in readiness for the forthcoming MA Show at the Royal Academy of Arts.

LCF exhibitions manager Belinda May puts the finishing touches to Adam Murray’s photographic display, entitled ‘We Alone are the People’.