Knit shoot @ Beehive Studios, Bath

Behind the scenes: This was the last shoot to take place at Beehive Studios. We decided on a 50's style, using pastel and brights ice cream colouring- milkshake pink & sunny yellow backdrops instead of just using white.

some current work

some current work

some current work

Oh i do love to be beside the seaside...

I flipping love Mulberry. This is why:





Images via http://www.mulberry.com

Knit Shoot @Central Studios, Bristol

Featuring Lauren McAvoy Winner Britain's Next Top Model 2007.

Matthew Brodie Paper Dresses

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Britain Britain Britain

William and Kate are absolute legends, 21st Century Royalty that are definitely going to change the face of the Royal Family.
Be expected to see many similar re-makes of the dress, lace will probably swan into all the high street shops. Beatrice and Eugenies' 'intriguing designs' as the BBC describes it, are a little shocking. What on earth is all I can say. Also, Princess Diana's looks are still evident within the family.

I love Britain. I also would like to be a Princess and have a wedding similar to this one, thank you please.

Personal Space = Personal Style

A study of how someone's personal space can express their fashion style and communicate their identity.

As part of my Developing Research project I gathered visual information of bedrooms to style and create a look inspired by each room, depicted by a fashion illustration.

I am intrigued by bedrooms: photos on the walls, books, objects. A bedroom is a description of the person it belongs to, using objects rather than words to describe.

Dark Romanticism

This is a fashion shoot that I art directed, styled and photographed for my Image + Communication university project.

Using the words 'Dark Romanticism' I organised and directed this fashion photoshoot for a 5 page spread to be 'featured' in Vogue Magazine. I was really pleased with my results on this project. I love fashion photography, I hope to do a short course in the future.

The garments in the bottom image were designed and made by myself as part of my GCSE Textiles coursework.