Sheffield Hallam University presented an exciting display of graduate talent at Graduate Fashion Week 2026, with final-year fashion students unveiling collections that celebrated innovation, craftsmanship, and contemporary design.
The runway showcased a diverse range of creative perspectives, reflecting the individuality and technical expertise of Sheffield Hallam University’s graduating class. From sustainable fashion and experimental textiles to refined tailoring and bold conceptual designs, the collections demonstrated the breadth of talent emerging from one of the UK’s leading fashion programmes.
Designers featured in the showcase included Jessica Price, Lonnie Snell, Emily Rodgerson, Rose English, Kate Davidson, Chloe Rogers, Ellie Bianco, Naome Brown, Saberne Bishop, Liam Smith, Eleanor Sherrington, Naomi Adigun, Emily Plant, Olivia Green, Scarlett Bains, Ellise Sissons, Isaac Hall, Poppy Pink, Yimg Liu, Haniya Bukhari, Ruckaya Charef Hicho, Hannah Robinson, Phoebe O’Leary, James Jones, Georgia Liprot, Ellie Adlington and Zaineb Gharib.
Graduate Fashion Week continues to be one of the fashion industry’s most important platforms for emerging talent, connecting graduates with leading designers, brands, retailers, recruiters, and international media. Sheffield Hallam University’s 2026 presentation highlighted the graduates’ ability to combine creative storytelling with technical excellence, offering a glimpse into the future of fashion.
The showcase reflected the university’s commitment to preparing students for successful careers across the global fashion industry. As the Class of 2026 took to the runway, the event celebrated not only their academic achievements but also their readiness to shape the next generation of fashion through innovation, sustainability, and original design.