Fashion / NewsCSM breakout star Ed Marler joins Fashion East SS15 line-upThe Central Saint Martins womenswear graduate joins Helen Lawrence and Louise Alsop for this season's group catwalk showShareLink copied ✔️July 23, 2014FashionNewsText Zing Tsjeng Photography Johnny Dufort Film Katia Ganfield Styling Edward Marler Edward Marler SS14 Since the launch of Fashion East in 2000, Lulu Kennedy has shepherded an impressive who's who of British fashion talent – including J.W. Anderson, Jonathan Saunders and Meadham Kirchhoff – through her designers support scheme. For SS15, the Fashion East panel has selected newcomer Central Saint Martins graduate Ed Marler to join returning AW14 breakouts Helen Lawrence and Louise Alsop. “Ed is great! I like his vision and how he puts things together so confidently," Kennedy says. "He's a very fun new addition to our brilliant girls Louise Alsop and Helen Lawrence who made strong debuts last season. I’m looking forward to September's show!” Marler has assisted Louise Gray and produced one of the standout graduate collections, sending a parade of rags-to-riches queens in glossy pink satin, faux leopard fur and giant "MUM" doorknocker earrings down the runway. He isn't averse to walking down Kingsland Road in a Dior monkey fur, either. "I just like the fact that the way you dress completely changes people’s opinion of you," he told Dazed in our January issue. "It can make you fit in or it can make you different from everyone else." Along with Lawrence and Alsop, Marler will receive catwalk sponsorship, financial bursaries, Paris sales showroom support and ongoing business mentoring. Watch Ed Marler go through his dreamily opulent wardrobe for Closet Case: Escape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy Expand your creative community and connect with 30,000+ creatives from around the world.Trending7 anti-slop animated films that AI could never replicateFrom a Lynchian 70s short to a stop-motion comedy about a bunch of horny animals, we select some of the most original animated films, crafted entirely by real peopleFilm & TVArt & PhotographyRyan McGinley and Quil Lemons on the power of the nudeUnder ArmourFashionLondon chess collective One Square Better is ripping up the rulebookLife & CultureThe dA-Zed guide to the 90sBeauty‘We used to be a proper society’: In defense of college wellness dartiesLife & CultureBen Mora wants to see your bedroomArt & PhotographyThe dA-Zed guide to William EgglestonUnder ArmourFashionHow friends turn from strangers to found family in sun-soaked MarseilleFashionAnthony Vaccarello’s 7 sexiest collections at Saint LaurentEscape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy