Centre for Fashion Curation
About us
The Centre for Fashion Curation (CfFC) explores exhibition-making and archival research. CfFC engages with meaningful and experimental enquiries into theoretical and practice-based fashion curation. We're located within an international and inclusive environment.
The Centre provides a unique catalyst and platform for:
- research and publications
- exhibitions, symposiums and workshops
- collections-based enquiries.
Research, teaching and learning are embedded within the practices of the Centre. CfFC’s academics lead and teach on the MA Fashion Curation and Cultural Programming and most provide PhD supervision.
Find out more about the Centre for Fashion Curation and our partners.
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Exhibiting Fashion
Explore an online catalogue of international fashion exhibitions. This CfFC database promotes the investigation and reappraisal of the discipline of fashion exhibition-making.
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An Oral History of British Folk Costume
Listen to interviews with makers, wearers and participants of folk costume
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Mapping More Mischief Audio Guided Walk
The sounds from our guided walk from LCF East Bank taking in folk customs, past and present
Projects
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Making Mischief
A research project looking through the lens of folk costume as a unifying form of identify and expression. Led in partnership with the Museum of British Folklore (MoBF) and Compton Verney Art Gallery.
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Exhibiting Fashion Toolkit
AHRC funded project enhancing the skill sets of exhibition curators, helping them to produce effective, engaging and innovative displays.
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Ravishing: the Rose in Fashion
Ravishing: The Rose in Fashion exhibition at The Museum at FIT.
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Subcultures: Then and Now
Celebrating 25th anniversary of a groundbreaking fashion exhibition 'Streetstyle' held at the V&A in 1994 through a series of exhibitions, podcasts and events.
Practice-based research
Documenting Practice
Explore a visual bibliography of Professor Amy de la Haye's practice.
Centre for Fashion Curation stories
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The State of Fashion Biennale review
MA Fashion Curation and Cultural Programming student Madison Hough reports on her UAL Global Pathways Grant funded study trip to the State of Fashion Biennale in Arnhem
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How I made it: Mapping More Mischief
Mapping More Mischief: Rosa Thorlby, a BA Illustration alumnus from CCW designed and illustrated this complex map of intersecting histories and narratives, locating them physically in the geography around the site
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Behind the Scenes of Making More Mischief
The exhibition is curated by Simon Costin and Mellany Robinson, of the Museum of British Folklore, and Professor Amy De La Haye, Rootstein Hopkins Chair of Dress History & Curatorship and Joint Director of the Research Centre for Fashion Curation at
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Unfolding Practice Symposium
On 25 January the symposium 'Unfolding Practice. Creative Research, Reflections, Experiences', organised by Dr Flavia Loscialpo (CHS and CfFC), took place at LCF with the support of the Centre for Fashion Curation and the Cultural and Historical