Life at the Condé Nast College of Fashion & Design
Just got your A-Level results? You NEED to find out why the Condé Nast College is the place to be.
It's a popular path in life, wanting to work in fashion (we should know at GLAMOUR right?) which is why we've been working with the The Condé Nast College to find out more about the courses they run and how they could potentially help you on the road to a career in the fashion industry.
As an impressive and important starting point for those looking to become the leading stylists, journalists and experts of tomorrow in the fashion world, the college prepares its students with excellent teaching, resources and facilities.
As well as an impressive alumni, the college regularly invites inspirational speakers to share their knowledge inside the walls. Our very own Jo Elvin has given a talk, as well as industry figures such as Victoria Beckham and Tommy Hilfiger.
Excitingly, the College has been awarded a Tier 4 sponsor licence, which means that International students can study on the two-year intensive BA (Hons) Fashion Communication Degree and the year-long Vogue Fashion Foundation Diploma, which is already on offer at the College.
Have a sneak peak into the college with our gallery below.
Jo Elvin discusses her career and her role as Editor of GLAMOUR at the Condé Nast College.
Julien Macdonald and Principal Susie Forbes in conversation at the Condé Nast College.
Jane Richardson, International Lead Makeup Stylist for NARS Cosmetics, gives a lecture on the global makeup industry.
David Gandy speaks with fashion journalist Hilary Alexander about life as a male model at a special event hosted by The Industry at the Condé Nast College.
The library at the Condé Nast College of Fashion & Design.
Emily Johnston of popular style blog, Fashion Foie Gras, gives an inspiring talk to the Condé Nast College students about how she made blogging her career.
Reception at the Condé Nast College of Fashion & Design.
Maria Hatzistefanis of Rodial Skincare speaking at the Condé Nast College.
Outside the Condé Nast College of Fashion & Design.
Angelica Cheung, Editor-in-Chief of Vogue China, poses with the Vogue Intensive Summer Course students after her talk at the China Exchange.
Rebecca, a graduate of the Vogue Fashion Foundation Diploma course, pictured with make-up artist Mary Greenwell at the end of the year exhibition party. Rebecca is now the Beauty Intern at Glamour magazine!
Legendary fashion photographer Miles Aldridge poses with Principal Susie Forbes before his talk at the Condé Nast College.
Students working on a still life accessories shoot in the photography studio.
Condé Nast College students working in the photography studio.
Designer Henry Holland pictured with some of the students after his talk at the Condé Nast College on Thursday.
Photo credit: Darren Gerrish
Henry Holland in conversation with Susie Forbes at the Condé Nast College.
Photo credit: Darren Gerrish
Lulu Kennedy, Founder of Fashion East and Editor-at-Large of LOVE magazine in conversation with Susie Forbes at the Condé Nast College.
Photo credit: Darren Gerrish
Lulu Kennedy pictured with some of the students after her talk at the Condé Nast College on Thursday.
Photo credit: Darren Gerrish
Still life shoot featuring Chanel accessories for the students’ fashion media project.
Street style photograph by Vogue Fashion Foundation Diploma student Ying Zhi.
Street style photograph by a Vogue Fashion Certificate student.
The Condé Nast College students pose with Alexa Chung outside Vogue House after their tour of the British Vogue offices.
Student street style photograph.
PR guru Daniel Marks, Director of The Communications Store, in conversation with Principal Susie Forbes at the Condé Nast College.
Daniel Marks pictured with the students outside the Condé Nast College after his talk.
Tamsin Lejeune, CEO of Ethical Fashion Forum and Mysource.io, giving a lecture on fashion ethics and sustainability at the Condé Nast College.
Jane Gorley of Style.com giving a lecture on luxury branding at the Condé Nast College.
Chris Morton, founder and Chief Executive of Lyst, told the students how a keen understanding of how the whole digital world works is vital to working in the fashion industry.
The October-December 2015 Vogue Fashion Certificate students heard from a special speaker at their graduation ceremony- the charismatic Dylan Jones, Editor of British GQ.
