Alcoholic Architecture

Alcoholic Architecture

       Monastic-themed bar and hosts uniforms designed for Bompas & Parr’s Alcoholic Architecture project in Borough Market, July – December 2015.  The bar features a walk-in cloud of breathable cocktail. The underground bar sits next to the UK’s earliest gothic cathedral and on the site 

Drawn Lining

Drawn Lining

      Irish linen/silk bespoke suit with hand-painted washed silk lining.

Percival AW14

Percival AW14

     

Olivia Hegarty for TRAIDremade

Olivia Hegarty for TRAIDremade

In tandem with a Percival collaboration, Traid invited me to design and produce a capsule collection of womenswear pieces using their fabrics.  All garments were manufactured locally in the UK using high quality materials that would have been wasted, had they not been donated to 

Ballet Boyz at the Royal Ballet

Ballet Boyz at the Royal Ballet

   Metheus by Kristen McNally for BalletBoyz at the Lindbury Studio Theatre at the Royal Opera House. Costume design by Camille Roman and Olivia Hegarty

Wool Cloak

Wool Cloak

An ecru woollen full-length cloak with sand-washed silk poplin lining commissioned by artist Cerith Wyn Evans for his Norfolk wardrobe.  

LUIGI ONTANI – Serpentine Marathon 2010

LUIGI ONTANI – Serpentine Marathon 2010

I worked with il maestro Signor Ontani on the costumes for this performance piece.  It took the form of a procession from the Serpentine Gallery to an oboe-accompanied tableau vivant at the Royal Geographical Society.  The papier maché masks were hand-made in Italy.  Each masked 

TO SEE THE NEED TO SEE

TO SEE THE NEED TO SEE

Lime wood 26cm x 9.5cm x 13cm; cotton lashing The ultimate sustainable approach to design is to prioritise the potential longevity of the designed item and consider its later maintenance as a key part of its essence.  The features of this object are reminiscent of