The Bite Magazine - Spring/Summer 2026 - Issue 39

bitefashion BATH SPA UNIVERSITY Daisy Williams With an ethos rooted in movement, play, and identity, bringing personal memories to life through expressive, sculptural womenswear, Daisy Williams’s ‘Sweetness of the New’ collection is inspired by the joy, spontaneity, and crea- tivity of childhood. It reimagined the playful freedom of dressing up, inviting women to carry that same instinctive confidence and imagination into their everyday lives. @daisyelinorwilliams Alice Šišmanović Carefully curated into a seasonless, interchangeable wardrobe, Alice Šišmano- vić’s ‘Omnibenevolent’ collection uses consciously considered materials and silhouettes that can be worn by anyone, at any age. Each piece has been delicately constructed, ensuring that the inside of each garment is as beautiful as the outside, with hand-smocking, binding, and finishing. Crafted with quality, care and attention to detail, the garments are made to be worn, loved and cherished for generations. @studiosismanovic Lucy Wootton Driven by sustainability, storytelling, and subculture-led womenswear, Lucy Wootton’s ‘Heat Seeker’ collection transformed a discarded Chesterfield sofa into protective, seductive garments, merging biker aesthetics with under- ground club energy and sustainable values. Designing for women who live un- tamed lives, who chase heat, freedom, and intensity without settling, she finds beauty in the forgotten. She gives discarded objects a new purpose through clothing that feels lived-in, emotionally charged, and unapologetically bold. @lwdesignn Lani Anthoney Lani Anthoney's ‘What the Water Gave Me’ collection explores experimen- tation with unconventional materials to develop organic, fluid silhouettes inspired by natural movements. The delicate balance between strength and softness is captured, creating pieces that feel sculptural and alive. Blending elegance with sustainability, each piece is thoughtfully crafted to be classy and captivating. Innovation merges with craftsmanship to produce garments that are not only visually striking but also meaningful and environmentally conscious. @lani.anthoney George Robert Price The garments in George Robert Price’s ‘Darkness That I Have Inside Me’ collection find beauty in darkness, not in the absence of light, but in the depth of emotion and the intrigue of contrast. It visualises transformation through confrontation and evolution sparked not by retreating from anxiety, but by facing it. The designs elevate the wearer towards their higher self and divine darkness. The garments embody a new kind of character within people, letting them step into something different, something powerful. @george.robert_fd