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  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-026.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-010.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-030.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-027.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-025.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-024.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-023.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-021.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-019.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-017.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-016.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-009.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-008.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-006.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-005.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-004.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-002.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-001.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-028.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-022.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-020.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-015.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-014.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-013.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-012.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-011.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-007.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-003.jpg
  • J.JS LEE presentation at the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design. Born in Seoul, Korea, Jackie Lee spent five years working as a Senior Pattern Cutter in Seoul and two years at KISA London as Master Pattern Cutter. She studied at Central Saint Martins (MA 2010 womenswear) as well as completing the PG Innovative Pattern Cutting course at Central Saint Martins in 2007<br />
<br />
In March 2010, she launched her eponymous label, J. JS LEE featuring sleek androgynous tailored pieces. For her first collection after college, she received NEWGEN sponsorship for SS11 in the exhibition space alongside many established London labels.
    KASH_JJS_LEE_LFW-018.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-029.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-024.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-018.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-013.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-008.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-007.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-004.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-001.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-028.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-026.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-025.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-019.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-012.jpg
  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
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  • London, 17th February 2017. Sadiew Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft. <br />
Her sensibility for combining a sporty tomboyish with grown-up femininity has been a signature since graduating with Distinction from the CSM MA Fashion course in 2013. She went on to become a Selfridges ‘Bright Young Thing’ and was included in ‘Designs of The Year Exhibition 2014’ at The Design Museum. <br />
<br />
She has worked for designers including Marc By Marc Jacobs, J W Anderson and Katie Hillier and many stylists over the years and undertaken projects for Vogue Festival, Manchester Art Gallery, Barbie and designed an incredibly successful collection for & Other Stories. <br />
<br />
Since AW15 she has received NEWGEN sponsorship to support her own label. She now presents on schedule at LFW and showrooms at PFW. <br />
<br />
She continues to create graphic and tactile work that capitalises on her strengths in print & textile innovation, bringing shimmer and sparkle to her collections through her signature use of metallic. Since being awarded a place on the ‘Swarovski collective 2017’ she has been incorporating crystals into her work to playful and original effect. London, 17th February 2017. Sadie Williams Autumn Winter 17 collection presentation at London Fashion Week. London-born designer Mercedes (Sadie) Williams creates modern textile driven fashion, juxtaposing modernity with craft.
    KASH_SadieWilliams_AW2017-003.jpg
  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • PPQ La Fiesta Spring Summer 2017 presentation at St Bartholomew the Great in occasion of London Fashion Week SS17
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  • London Fashion Week: OSMAN collection Spring/Summer 2018
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  • London Fashion Week: OSMAN collection Spring/Summer 2018
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  • London Fashion Week AW16 - JASPER CONRAN catwalk show. Jasper Conran, OBE, is a British designer. Having trained at Parson’s School of Design in New York, Jasper Conran produced his first womenswear collection in 1978. A founding member of the London Designer Collections – subsequently renamed London Fashion Week – he has shown at international Fashion Weeks in Milan and London, where he continues to show today.<br />
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Celebrating over 30 years of his own brand, Jasper Conran has diversified from womenswear into menswear, fragrance, luggage, accessories, collections for the home and a diffusion line J By Jasper Conran. In 2008 Jasper Conran received an OBE for his Services to Retail.<br />
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In 2012 and in addition to running his own business, Jasper Conran became Chairman and Creative Director of The Conran Shop – a leading lifestyle brand with nine stores across the world. In 2013 Jasper Conran was appointed chairman of Conran Holdings – a business with architecture, design, retail and licensing arms.
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  • London Fashion Week AW16 - JASPER CONRAN catwalk show. Jasper Conran, OBE, is a British designer. Having trained at Parson’s School of Design in New York, Jasper Conran produced his first womenswear collection in 1978. A founding member of the London Designer Collections – subsequently renamed London Fashion Week – he has shown at international Fashion Weeks in Milan and London, where he continues to show today.<br />
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Celebrating over 30 years of his own brand, Jasper Conran has diversified from womenswear into menswear, fragrance, luggage, accessories, collections for the home and a diffusion line J By Jasper Conran. In 2008 Jasper Conran received an OBE for his Services to Retail.<br />
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In 2012 and in addition to running his own business, Jasper Conran became Chairman and Creative Director of The Conran Shop – a leading lifestyle brand with nine stores across the world. In 2013 Jasper Conran was appointed chairman of Conran Holdings – a business with architecture, design, retail and licensing arms.
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  • London Fashion Week AW16 - JASPER CONRAN catwalk show. Jasper Conran, OBE, is a British designer. Having trained at Parson’s School of Design in New York, Jasper Conran produced his first womenswear collection in 1978. A founding member of the London Designer Collections – subsequently renamed London Fashion Week – he has shown at international Fashion Weeks in Milan and London, where he continues to show today.<br />
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Celebrating over 30 years of his own brand, Jasper Conran has diversified from womenswear into menswear, fragrance, luggage, accessories, collections for the home and a diffusion line J By Jasper Conran. In 2008 Jasper Conran received an OBE for his Services to Retail.<br />
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In 2012 and in addition to running his own business, Jasper Conran became Chairman and Creative Director of The Conran Shop – a leading lifestyle brand with nine stores across the world. In 2013 Jasper Conran was appointed chairman of Conran Holdings – a business with architecture, design, retail and licensing arms.
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  • London Fashion Week AW16 - JASPER CONRAN catwalk show. Jasper Conran, OBE, is a British designer. Having trained at Parson’s School of Design in New York, Jasper Conran produced his first womenswear collection in 1978. A founding member of the London Designer Collections – subsequently renamed London Fashion Week – he has shown at international Fashion Weeks in Milan and London, where he continues to show today.<br />
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Celebrating over 30 years of his own brand, Jasper Conran has diversified from womenswear into menswear, fragrance, luggage, accessories, collections for the home and a diffusion line J By Jasper Conran. In 2008 Jasper Conran received an OBE for his Services to Retail.<br />
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In 2012 and in addition to running his own business, Jasper Conran became Chairman and Creative Director of The Conran Shop – a leading lifestyle brand with nine stores across the world. In 2013 Jasper Conran was appointed chairman of Conran Holdings – a business with architecture, design, retail and licensing arms.
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  • London Fashion Week AW16 - JASPER CONRAN catwalk show. Jasper Conran, OBE, is a British designer. Having trained at Parson’s School of Design in New York, Jasper Conran produced his first womenswear collection in 1978. A founding member of the London Designer Collections – subsequently renamed London Fashion Week – he has shown at international Fashion Weeks in Milan and London, where he continues to show today.<br />
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Celebrating over 30 years of his own brand, Jasper Conran has diversified from womenswear into menswear, fragrance, luggage, accessories, collections for the home and a diffusion line J By Jasper Conran. In 2008 Jasper Conran received an OBE for his Services to Retail.<br />
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In 2012 and in addition to running his own business, Jasper Conran became Chairman and Creative Director of The Conran Shop – a leading lifestyle brand with nine stores across the world. In 2013 Jasper Conran was appointed chairman of Conran Holdings – a business with architecture, design, retail and licensing arms.
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  • Edeline Lee Presentation at London Fashion Week AW16 - Canadian-born, London-based Edeline Lee graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London.
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  • Edeline Lee Presentation at London Fashion Week AW16 - Canadian-born, London-based Edeline Lee graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London.
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  • Edeline Lee Presentation at London Fashion Week AW16 - Canadian-born, London-based Edeline Lee graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London.
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  • Edeline Lee Presentation at London Fashion Week AW16 - Canadian-born, London-based Edeline Lee graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London.
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  • Edeline Lee Presentation at London Fashion Week AW16 - Canadian-born, London-based Edeline Lee graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London.
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  • Edeline Lee Presentation at London Fashion Week AW16 - Canadian-born, London-based Edeline Lee graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London.
    LFW_EDELINE-LEE_KASH-006.jpg
  • Edeline Lee Presentation at London Fashion Week AW16 - Canadian-born, London-based Edeline Lee graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London.
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