University of brighton

n inspiring and rewarding degree which addressed the changing shape of fashion and dress from the 18th Century to the present day, with the practical skills of research, critical analysis and broader design historical and visual culture context.Main subjects, particularly enjoyed and excelled in:Fashion consumption, Dress as a social construct of Gender, Critical Traditions in Western dress collecting, Fashion Theory from a broad, critical perspective.My dissertation was… Show more n inspiring and rewarding degree which addressed the changing shape of fashion and dress from the 18th Century to the present day, with the practical skills of research, critical analysis and broader design historical and visual culture context.Main subjects, particularly enjoyed and excelled in:Fashion consumption, Dress as a social construct of Gender, Critical Traditions in Western dress collecting, Fashion Theory from a broad, critical perspective.My dissertation was entitled, ‘The Haute Street; Luxury Collaborations with the High Street.’ This was concerned with the changing landscape of luxury consumption through the growth in designer collaborations with high street brands. I used both qualitative and quantitative research techniques and worked well to a deadline. This dissertation won the June and Sidney Crown Essay prize at Brighton University. Show less

Bath spa university

This programme offered opportunities to develop my knowledge in fashion research, sourcing and portfolio presentation all underpinned by strong technical skills. However the attraction of the historical and contextual side of fashion led me to the course at Brighton University. Through transferring I was awarded a foundation degree in Fashion Design.

Volunteering Assistant to the Curator

Associated with Hugo Harris