This is a tour that takes in some of London's main stores and studios so you can see how they approach the current issues and ensure sustainability. This will give you a unique insight into the future of the fashion industry as an ethical business.
 

Renowned worldwide for its second-hand clothes and antiques, this market sources as inspiration for fashion students with its historic items as well as its more contemporary pieces that can usually be snapped up at a reasonable price. 
 

The museum is a cutting edge centre for contemporary fashion, textiles and jewelry in London and founded by the iconic British designer, Zandra Rhodes. The centre houses permanent and changing exhibitions exploring elements of fashion, textile and jewelry as well as the Academy which runs courses for creative students and businesses.
 

This museum traces the whole history of the city, so students can understand the events of the past and their importance to life in London today. The dress collection at the Museum of London is internationally recognised for its quality and diversity. From the outset, the London Museum collected fashion and clothing as a social record according it the same historical significance as other artifacts of material culture. The museum was the first in Britain to publish a catalogue of its costume collection in 1933. Clothing and textiles are displayed in themed displays in the Museum's galleries.