LCF Archives are an eclectic set of collections that hold objects that explore London’s fashion history and reflect the full fashion cycle. At this Object Stories session, you’ll get the chance to meet the small Archives team and learn more about the archives, what they hold and the stories they can tell us.  
This session will be led by the LCF Archives team, who will share highlight objects from their projects this year and explore some of the stories those objects can tell. 
This event is open to the public.  
Learn more about LCF Archives on 
LCF’s website
.  
Visitor Information
 
This in-person event is free to attend and open to all. Please register via Eventbrite to book your place. 
Spaces for this event are very limited, so booking is essential. If you can no longer make it, please cancel your ticket order so that someone else can attend.  
Please note no food or drink is permitted in the LCF Archives spaces. Thank you! 
Time:
 The talk will take place 4.30–5.30pm in the Archives Learning Studio, Room G02, Ground Floor.   
Address:
  London College of Fashion, 105 Carpenter’s Road, London, E20 2AR - 
how to find us
. Video on how to get here from Stratford tube on the stories highlights on 
Instagram
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Who we are: 
 
London College of Fashion, UAL’s Cultural Programme presents free, public-facing exhibitions, events and digital encounters at our flagship new campus as part of East Bank on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. We explore the cultural role of fashion today. This event is part of our monthly events series LCF Sampled in collaboration with the LCF Archives. Learn more on 
LCF’s website
. 
Information Source: London College of Fashion, UAL | eventbrite

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