For the 6th year running ?syllabus returned to sponsor Graduate Fashion Week in partnership with Home Grown. The students were briefed to create a collection, bringing attention to the roots of the design process behind the label. The collections were inspired by what the designers call home, while the streetwear and sportswear focus was seen throughout, showcasing Home Grown’s versatility and scope.

The final catwalk took place at the Truman Brewery in London with a dedicated catwalk in the evening, showcasing the chosen GFW finalists and the winner will then have their creation picked to go and inspire the AW 2024 Home Grown range.

Additionally, during the evening, there were ?sessions performances by Jeshi and Vivendii Sound. Jeshi brought his unique, social commentary storytelling to the event, while the latter- Vivendii – a punk fashion collective, producing Y2K-inspired clothing and making music provided nothing but a great atmosphere.

Here’s a glimpse at some of the candidates’ exceptional work and what went down at the catwalk:

Mungo Milne – BA (Hons) Fashion Design – Leeds Arts University

Ella Hancock – BA Fashion – Manchester Metropolitan University

Emily Bates – BA Hons Fashion – Norwich University of the Arts

Emily Teague – BA Hons Fashion Design – Birmingham City University

Iona Yost – BA (Hons) Fashion – The Glasgow School of Art