COMMISSIONED WORK
Bandana shirts and trousers designed and produced for private clients, following the popularity of the Rosales bandana bags. These bespoke pieces are patchworked and constructed entirely from vintage or donated bandanas.
Both pairs of these trousers were made as a private commission for a musician, with inspiration drawn from the project Aurolac. β
This double screen-printed set is a private commission I designed, printed, and made for GRLGNG, an all-female music label. The designs and prints are directly inspired by my project Aurolac.
The silver trousers above are made from a recycled silver car cover. These are a private commission I designed and made for GRLGNG, an all female music label. The designs are a direct inspiration from my project, Aurolac.
The reflective white trousers above are made out of fabric scraps I had left when cutting out fabrics for the project Aurolac. The front panel is a reflective fabric, which I designed to be equally patch-worked so I could use as much of the left over fabric as possible. The rest of the trousers are made out of lightweight nylon.
Pink silk trousers I made for a private client. A photography student commissioned these following the presentation of my Honeymoon project whilst at Central Saint Martins. Trousers are made out of pink silk, end of roll fabrics donated by Saint Laurent.
The photographs on the right are a result of these being used in the clientβs work- π·πππππ π°ππππ photography
The Artist Within t-shirts are the result of a design competition I won whilst working as a Tate Collective producer.
The brief was to design t-shirts for young people to be sold across all London Tate galleries. In addition to the standard t-shirt design, I put forward the proposal of an off-the-shoulder womenswear cut, which the gallery approved and manufactured. These proved to be highly popular and were stocked and sold in the shops for several years; a matching tote bag was subsequently produced for the collection as well.
Private commission for artist Grayson Perry. This is an oversized digitally printed bomber jacket dress, engineered and printed by me. He has since worn this piece on numerous public occasions.