About me
Danielle Jupp is a BA (Hons) Fashion Graduate from Leeds Arts University.
Proactive and organised, with a passionate commitment to the fashion industry, Danielle has five years experience working within a retail environment and a years experience working in Industry having interned for a sports wear brand working on design development, and technical packages.
Her areas of expertise include womenswear, working with denim, illustration, producing innovative designs using creative pattern cutting methods & CAD.
Email - danijupp@icloud.com
Projects
- ALFRED BROWN TAILORING COMPETITIONWINNER of the Alfred Brown Tailoring Competition. Using sponsored Alfred Brown Wool I have designed and made a contemporary take on the classic men's tailored jacket. My concept lies with the urban skate scene and the need for movement yet style and innovation. Introducing creative pattern cutting skills and fabric manipulation into my design, this workwear jacket is perfect for movement with the oversized silhouette and denim like fabric with the classic tobacco top stitching. My jacket was e
- FINAL COLLECTION - EVEN COWGIRLS GET THE BLUES TECHNICAL PACKAGESHORTLISTED for the Graduate Fashion Week Technical Drawing Award 2020. For AW21 curved panelling is cut and contrasted with opposing shapes and gathers, playing with different weights and tones of denim. It’s all about the contrast between shapes, colours and form. Curved panelling is a consistent feature created through intricate pattern adaptation and placement. Oversized silhouettes are cut and joined in so many places such as yokes, two-tone collars, curved facings and two-piece sleeves.
- FINAL COLLECTION - EVEN COWGIRLS GET THE BLUES‘Even cowgirls get the blues’ pays homage to early 1940’s American western work-wear that still has an enduring influence across the globe. This collection brings new life to the traditional ‘Western’ cowgirl attire through the use of cut; contrast and silhouette, injecting a prairie-chic feel into the once masculine structured silhouettes of the past. Being named after the iconic Gus Van Sant film, the collection screams western vibes from the get-go! Using black and white “westerns” of the 1
Projects credited in
- Meet the GFF 2020 Fashion Technical Drawing Award NomineesTechnical flat lay digital drawings play a huge part within design and manufacturing roles in the fashion industry. Graduate Fashion Foundation is proud to support the important skill and recognise the value it holds. Ensuring a Technical Drawing is correct, to scale and featuring all components is incredibly important to ensure another team member, or factory can manufacture the garment correctly. Meet the award nominees below!8
Work history
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DesignerBrave Active
Stowmarket, United KingdomInternship
Designing gym wear, researching trends and fabrics and producing technical packages.
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Brand RepresentativeHollister Co.
- Leeds, United KingdomPart Time
I worked in customer service and managed customer helplines dealing with general enquires and returns. I have practical knowledge working on a till receiving payment by cash, cheque, credit cards, vouchers or direct debits. My responsibility was to ensure all clothing was displayed in an orderly manner whilst assisting customer's needs and queries. I was also responsible for the security of the changing rooms.
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Skills
- Adobe Illustrator
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe Indesign
- Design
- Illustration
- Pattern Cutting
- Microsoft Office
- Technical Drawing
- Technical Specification
- Styling
Education
BA (Hons) Fashion DesignLeeds Arts University
Leeds, United Kingdom
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A LevelsStowmarket High School Sixth Form
- Stowmarket, United Kingdom
AS level in English Literature
A level in Textiles, Media Studies and Art
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Awards
Graduate Fashion Week Technical Drawing AwardLeeds Arts University
Chosen for the Technical Drawing Award 2020.Alfred Brown Tailoring CompetitionLeeds Arts University
WINNER of the Alfred Brown Tailoring Competition. I designed and made a contemporary take on the classic men's tailored jacket using sponsored Alfred Brown Wool. Creative pattern cutting techniques and fabric manipulation methods were used to achieve the urban and denim like aesthetic which was displayed at their annual trade show in Milan.+ Show more