Projects
- Social MasksFrom very early on we become trained in how to behave, how to look; the rules of how to conform to society’s ’one size fits all’ structure. As citizens we are expected to go along with these rules, which change after occasion and situation where each situation has its own implicit rules to conform to. These masks inspired by the socially constructed masks that gets pressured upon us; a facade that can crack and reveals the raw unfiltered side. All masks are made from resin. Photography by Rob
- How Cheap Can You Get?Focusing on physical forms of social acceptance my graduate collection How Cheap Can You Get? plays with ideals of norms, social values and expectations of what a woman is, while also questioning the viewers tolerance and acceptance having these values turned and twisted. Materials used are velvets, latex, dyed and screen printed silks Photography by Roberto de Micheli Make-up by Maja Kureczko Hair by James Tarquin King Models Amelia Orvis and Zaneta Zukalova
Projects credited in
- The dream teamThis project was about creating a vision & bringing it to life with a team of women. This project was very inspiring to be apart of as I got to watch both the female makeup artist & female photographer bring our vision to life. Did I forget to mention the designers are also female? The dream team.
Work history
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Studio Coordinator & Assistant Pattern MakerTomasz Starzewski
- London, United KingdomFull Time
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Studio AssistantKristian Aadnevik
- London, United KingdomFreelance
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Skills
- Pattern Making
- Adobe Creative Suite
- Textile Development
- Fashion Design
- Pattern Draping
- Technical Specification
- Microsoft Office
- Printed Textiles
- Studio Co-ordination
- Manufacturing
Education
Fashion Design Bachelor’s DegreeThe University of East London
- London, United Kingdom
First Class BA (Hons) Degree