The Graduate Fashion Foundation has recently welcomed ten new Global Ambassadors to their prestigious team, whose mission is to empower and uplift young talent within the fashion world. Among this esteemed group of ambassadors are individuals from various backgrounds, including designers, buyers, stylists, editors, and sustainability activists, ensuring a diverse range of perspectives and expertise.
The newly appointed Global Ambassadors include notable figures such as Orsola de Castro, co-founder of Fashion Revolution, renowned supermodel Eunice Olumide, designer and sustainability advocate Patrick McDowell, founder of Pepper Your Talk and The Junior Network Dior Bediako, Ida Petersson, the buying director at Browns, Isabella Silvers from Hearst, the talented duo behind TeatumJones Catherine Teatum and Rob Jones, stylist and journalist Bemi Shaw, and designer Edeline Lee.
Each ambassador brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, offering invaluable advice and guidance to students and alumni, participating in industry events, serving on judging panels for awards, and representing the foundation within the fashion community. Their collective goal is to support and nurture the next generation of fashion talent across a wide spectrum of disciplines, ensuring a bright future for the industry.
Hilary Alexander, the President of the Graduate Fashion Foundation, expressed her enthusiasm for the new ambassadors, emphasizing their years of experience and expertise that will serve as a wellspring of inspiration for emerging talent from the UK and beyond. With their mentorship and support, the foundation is committed to fostering creativity and innovation within the fashion realm, helping young designers reach their full potential.
For more information on the Graduate Fashion Foundation and their Global Ambassadors, please visit their official website here. Stay updated on the latest news and initiatives by following them on social media platforms. Instagram
