I’m delighted to share that I’ve been featured in Somerset Life, where I talk about my journey through fashion, sustainability, and finding my way back home to Somerset.
The article gives a lovely glimpse into my Glastonbury studio – from reworked vintage pieces to archive garments from my Forever Young collection, first shown at London Fashion Week. It also touches on my early influences, like my grandmother’s make do and mend ethos, and how those roots shaped my career designing uniforms and bespoke collections for brands such as The Ivy Collection, Soho House and Bill’s.
Somerset Life also explores my passion for upcycling, my pre-loved fashion tours in Glastonbury and Wells, and the workshops I run to help people reconnect with creativity and self-expression through clothing. We even covered my upcoming book, which delves into the psychology of fashion and the stories we carry in what we wear.
Returning to Somerset has felt like coming full circle, and I’m grateful to have the chance to share that journey.
You can read the full feature below.