Looking at youth culture and particularly the iconic-ness of the denim jacket, a selection of young adults living in temporary accommodation in hostels all over London have been invited to Somerset House this week to design their own denim jacket thanks to a generous donation from Levi’s.

The makers at Somerset House, including artists in residence and screen printers have contributed to the project by giving material and fabrics, enabling participants to interpret the theme and redesign their gifted jackets.

The project’s design process culminates in a catwalk happening this afternoon with homeless participants modelling their jackets and a photoshoot by Duncan Raban, who has previously photographed stars like Tina Turner.

If you’re in Central London and want to show some support, check out the charity’s Twitter page and note down the 9 April in your diary, which is when the participants will be presenting their final products at Autograph in Rivington Place and selling them to profit from their creativity.

This charity is bringing London Fashion Week to the homeless