Our Students Are Making Moves: BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion & Communication
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From archiving fashion history to launching independent publications, the students and graduates of BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion & Communication at Ravensbourne University London are stepping into the industry with confidence.
Here's a snapshot of where they are right now.
Fashion Promotion course students carousel
Lucia Abdelnour — Permanent Role at Elemis
Anna Bjornsdottir — Launching a Magazine at 66°North
Tyler Howes — Zandra Rhodes Accessories Archive
Heidy Hemar — AR Filter Featured by the Holburne Museum Bath
Erin Herbert (Class of 2023) — Producer, Duck Productions
Roane Manning (Class of 2025) — Assistant Archivist, 18.01 London
Year 2
Lucia Abdelnour — Permanent Role at Elemis
After completing her placement with luxury skincare brand Elemis in 2026, Lucia has been taken on in a more permanent capacity. Still in Year 2, this is a remarkable early achievement — and a sign of things to come.
Year 3
Tyler Howes — Zandra Rhodes Accessories Archive
Tyler recently completed her internship at the iconic house of Zandra Rhodes, where she finished cataloguing the Zandra Rhodes Accessories Archive — a significant undertaking made possible with the support of the Tansy Stowell Award grant. It's the kind of hands-on cultural preservation work that shapes careers, and Tyler has done it brilliantly.
Anna Bjornsdottir — Launching a Magazine at 66°North
Anna is launching her own magazine in collaboration with 66°North, the renowned Icelandic outdoor brand. Combining editorial vision with brand storytelling, this project is a testament to the entrepreneurial spirit we nurture across the course.
Heidy Hemar — AR Filter Featured by the Holburne Museum Bath
Heidy's augmented reality filter has been used by the Holburne Museum Bath — a fantastic example of fashion promotion meeting cultural institutions in innovative digital formats. Seeing student work adopted by a real museum is a proud moment for the whole course.
Sophia Karlsson — Showroom Manager at Village Press
Following her internship, Sophia has been offered a permanent role as Showroom Manager at Village Press. It's a direct conversion from placement to employment — the best possible outcome, and a reflection of the quality of work Sophia brought to the role.
Alumni
Erin Herbert (Class of 2023) — Producer, Duck Productions
Erin has established herself as a Producer at Duck Productions, building on the creative and strategic foundations of the course to carve out a strong career in production. We love seeing Class of 2023 alumni thriving.
Roane Manning (Class of 2025) — Assistant Archivist, 18.01 London
Roane completed his placement with 18.01 London and has since been taken on permanently as Assistant Archivist. Archive and heritage work is a growing area within fashion, and Roane is exactly where he should be.
These brilliant profiles tell us something simple but important: our students don't just learn the industry, they get stuck into it. Whether that's archiving fashion history, building a brand's editorial voice, or stepping straight into a permanent role off the back of a placement, the path from Ravensbourne into the world of fashion promotion and communication is very much open — and very much being walked right now. We can't wait to see where they land next, and we'll keep celebrating their progress as it happens.
Interested in joining this course? Find out more about BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion & Communication at Ravensbourne University London.
