OUR CURRENT PROJECT
BRAND GRAPHICS TO FASHION CHALENGE
JULY 2025
We are asking fashion and graphic design students from universities and specialist colleges around the UK to join this challenge and take the opportunity to facilitate there own graphics and design placement on an a selection of our garment templates, using our brands. Students will be given full creative licence to WOW us and bring their own special flair to the brief. Each registerd University Will bea sked to submit their top 10 Designs. The top 5 designs from each university will be chosen by Photogenic Brands and launched across our platforms as part of the first ever Photogenic Foundation Collection! Each Designer & their university/collage will be credited against each product on our retail platfroms and across social media. All the profits from the collections will be donated to our chosen charity for this project:
THE OTHER PERKS OF JOINING!
BIG Discount Code!
Get A Unique 30% Discount Code For Your Entire University To Use As Many Times As They Like For The Year!
Social Media
Continual Credits On Our Social Media platforms while the collection runs its's Commercial Life on our retail stores
Featured Profile
Each Designer From Each Institution Will Be Given A Designer Profile On Our Photogenic Foundation Site.
Design Community
Build a network with other aspiring designers from other Uni's or Colleges - gain a network for the future.
SO...How Do We Join?
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WHO CAN TAKE PART IN THIS PROJECT?
ARE YOU A UNIVERSITY IN THE UK?
If you are a representative of a University in the UK that operates courses within the fashion and Graphic design sectors, then you can register your Uni to take part (Please gain the relevant permission)
ARE YOU A SPECILIST HIGHER EDUCATION COLLEGE?
If you are a representative of a specialist College in the UK that operates courses within the fashion and Graphic design sectors, then you can register your College to take part (Please gain the relevant permission)