The Bite Magazine - Summer 2012 - Issue 5

KINGSTON K ingston did not fail to deliver on every aspect of the show. Professionalism and GVIEXMZI MRTYX JVSQ XLI KVEHYEXIW [EW HI½ERXP] VI¾IGXIH MR XLI WXERHEVH SJ work. Sport became a main feature for the show with activities such as weight lifting, skateboarding and snowboarding culture merged with the ultra-modern idea of fashion for function.To have the luxury of both fashion and function is something currently addressed by a small number of designers and with the demands of modern life it is becoming an ever increasing reality. Advancements of modern science, especially Nano technology would be easily incorporated into the collections shown by graduates who design with both these elements in mind.The increasing demand for fashion also implements a degree of freedom and comfort for the wearer, leaving a corner of fashion that is relatively undiscovered but is set to expand within the CHARLOTTE COHEN HANNAH ASHDOWN LOUISE ROSS CLARE PAYNE Louise Ross – interestingly half- ½RMWLIH ERH LEPJ designed approach to create stunning gown and dresses. THE BITE LIKES Catwalk Special challenging needs of today’s society. Other trends included cloche hats that proved extremely versatile and accented all different styles of