Bright Young Things - who will be the fashion stars of tomorrow?

As the home to some of the world's highest-regarded fashion and art colleges - including Central Saint Martins, London College of Fashion and the Royal College of Art - London has been long established as one of the industry's creative hubs; a city continuously launching and championing emerging talents.

With this in mind it is no surprise that graduate fashion shows can create just as much buzz as those of established brands. Tonight (2 February) will see the LCF's MA in Fashion Design Technology class of '11 showcasing their work - an event hotly anticipated by the fashion press. (For those not on the invite list for this evening, Duel will be broadcast tomorrow [3 February] at the Victoria and Albert Museum), 

Bringing together a range of diverse cultural and social backgrounds, the influences behind the final collections of some of the graduates tipped as 'ones to watch' - including Qunying Huang, Tim Rhys-Evans, Joanne Power,Asger Juel Larsen, Matteo Molinari, Mio Jin, Louise Simmonds and Ongun Ulker - range from Chinese philosophy and geometry to Imperial Russia's Faberge Egg-inspired bias cut to the parallel between spacial forms and time perspective.

Follow the link to Fashion156.com for a fashionista-centric view on a new generation of young designers