Royal Ascot
Fashion
Competition
The winning outfit for The Royal Ascot Fashion Design Competition 2025 featured here at Royal Ascot. This wonderful opportunity was made possible by Ascot Racecourse and LK Bennett. The design team at Colours Immortalis engaged 180 students from 10 public and state schools in an inclusive Fashion Enrichment programme.
They gained real-world skills and fresh inspiration for their portfolios with this empowering experience. Many discovered new confidence and dreams of fashion careers, ready to shine at a prestigious showcase. The winner's design was beautifully created by LK Bennett and will have a work experience opportunity at the leading fashion brand's headquarters. All the 180 entries are displayed at the world renowned Ascot Racecourse much to their delight.
Commonwealth
Coronation
Robes
Nearly 300 local school children engaged in dynamic, hands-on creative workshops designed specially with expertise from our educational consultancy. The curriculum developed fostered inclusivity and accessibility, allowing children from diverse backgrounds and abilities to participate. Drawing inspiration from Commonwealth cultures, the children used sustainable practices to create 10 Coronation Robes for the magnificent display at the Royal Windsor Flower Show. These workshops drove outcomes in creative problem-solving, collaborative learning, and social impact, helping students develop critical soft skills such as teamwork, cultural literacy and environmental consciousness. Our consultancy specialises in crafting tailored educational experiences that enable organizations to effectively engage schools, showcase their corporate social responsibility and amplify their social impact within the community.
Interactive
Victorian
Exhibition
The Little GREAT Exhibition, conceptualised and delivered by our design team for Busy Buttons CORE, showcased six Creative Heritage Events and a striking display of Victorian arches. The exhibition featured interactive workshops for nearly 300 schoolchildren from 12 local schools, with contributions from prestigious partners like the Royal Collection Trust, Windsor & Royal Borough Museum, and The Household Cavalry Museum. REVIVING transformed an empty retail unit into a dynamic exhibition space, with seven captivating window displays featuring Victorian dresses and Penny-Farthings. The exhibition attracted thousands of local and international visitors, providing a unique educational experience that bridged history, art, and community engagement.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
A customer
It's amazing how you take an idea and make it come alive! Really clever design.
Teacher from a participating school
It was wonderful to see you work so passionately with the young people and surprise them with what they discovered about themselves!
Participant student
I really enjoyed working on the project with my class and can't wait to see it altogether and complete.