Shakilah Noori and Sophie Hoepelman (UEL)

Shakilah Noori and Sophie Hoepelman Collection at GFW 2012. Images by Lin Vitali.

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Fashion Designers and Graduates Shakilah Noori and Sophie Hoepelman Present Collection at GFW 2012

Shakilah Noori and Sophie Hoepelman from the University of East London (UEL) presented their collection at Graduate Fashion Week (GFW) 2012.

UEL graduates Shakilah Noori and Sophie Hoepelman’s collaborative collection was inspired by contrasting social classes in 19th Century Russia. The collection is entitled 'Tsaritsa' and features extravagant embellishment and colourful patterns contrastively taken from traditional peasant clothing.

Catwalk Images of Shakilah Noori and Sophie Hoepelman's Collection

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