The Kith for Wilson traveling boutique will be touring London from today, 12th June until Sunday, offering early access to the collection ahead of the global release.

Textile and fashion students from Blackburn College took part in the club’s Green Football’s Great Save campaign, which aims to protect football and the environment by upcycling old kits.

The bursary helped Harry Russell to secure internships in London with clothing brands Tondolo and Treddenick during his placement year.

Clark was selected by Burberry staff, who have mentored final-year BA (Hons) Fashion Design students at the Leeds School of Arts for the third year running.

The new shop features products from students, staff and local brands, aiming to become a hub for creativity and sustainable fashion in the South West.

Vanessa Spence, executive vice president of brand and creative at ASOS, said: “ASOS Supports is about turning up for the people and communities shaping what’s next.”

As part of the executive board, Blackett will support the British Fashion Council’s work to promote British fashion.

The new Gant store features two floors and brings together the full House of Gant portfolio for the first time in one place.

Dorey shared insights into their creative process and experience on the BA (Hons) design for costume and performance course at AUB.

She joins from Fanatics, where she was senior marketing manager, and has also held roles at LOVE Creative, JD Sportsfashion and New Balance.

Becky Crichton said: “I believe that success comes from a mix of passion, persistence, and a whole lot of hard work.”

The range included hand-sourced textiles from Guatemala and statement pieces made in her UK studio.

The streetwear label is aiming to grow the appeal of its Revival and seasonal collections.

The range includes occasion dresses, contemporary designs and minimalist items, all selected for Very’s customers.

The 10,000 square foot store offers official kits, training gear and exclusive merchandise, as well as personalisation services.

Noel Peel said: “I’m really excited to be part of the Talent of Tomorrow campaign and see my work brought to life in a professional photoshoot.”

Ramanan, who studies BA (Hons) fashion design and technology, received her award at Belstaff’s Manchester store on 21st May.

Kathleen Bassett was named one of 54 graduate designers by stylist Phoebe Lettice Thompson.

The event combined live student collections with AI-generated models, holographic projections and digital scenography.

The trail will run on 25th May and covers venues including Barras Market, Off The Rails at VEGA Glasgow, Mr Bens, Minted and West Vintage.