Graduate Fashion Week Announces Its Shortlist for The Zandra Rhodes Fashion Printed Textiles Award 2026
London, UK – June 2026 – Graduate Fashion Week has officially announced the shortlisted students for the highly anticipated Zandra Rhodes Fashion Printed Textiles Award for 2026.
Supported by F&F Clothing, the award recognises the outstanding creativity, dedication, and technical skill of the next generation of fashion innovators.
The announcement sets the stage for a forward-thinking celebration of emerging talent at the upcoming Graduate Fashion Week 2026.
The shortlisted graduates have demonstrated an exceptional understanding of printed textiles, combining cutting-edge design with a conscientious approach that is urgently needed for the future of fashion.
The selection process was highly competitive, overseen by an expert judging panel from the F&F Clothing team.
These industry leaders were tasked with identifying students who not only showcased immense artistic talent but also understood the evolving, responsible landscape of modern fashion.
The esteemed shortlist features twelve talented graduates from leading academic institutions. The nominees include Bobbie Harding and Nathalie Luff from Nottingham Trent University, Georgia Hogg from Northumbria University, and Grace Gillard, Abbie Jarvis, and Yolanda Cookson-Sanz from the University of Central Lancashire. Also recognised for their exceptional work are Sami Arslan from Bath Spa University, Lucy Dent from the University of Derby, Chloe Adams from Arts University Bournemouth, Jess Parker from Norwich University of the Arts, Rownok Jahan Tithi from De Montfort University, and Yiet Kuan Lau from the University for the Creative Arts.
Industry professionals, media, and fashion enthusiasts are invited to witness the future of sustainable and ethical fashion firsthand.
About Graduate Fashion Foundation
The Graduate Fashion Foundationis a leading charitable organisation dedicated to promoting innovative and sustainable practices within the global fashion industry.
By bridging the gap between education and employment, the foundation provides a vital platform for emerging talent to showcase their work, connect with industry leaders, and drive meaningful, ethical change across the sector.
