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Emily Frances-Barrett
Emily Frances-Barrett is an artist and jeweller who celebrates the beauty of decay, elevating natural and found objects through her practice. In recent works she has used laborious techniques to preserve hand-pressed flowers and cigarette butts in several layers of resin, transforming these into jewellery. Silver bottle caps, ring pulls and seashells become precious trinkets adorned with handmade silver fittings. Her...
Ruth Hogben's Favourites at House of Bandits
After unveiling our eagerly awaited House of Bandits physical space last November at our new location, Sarabande High Road, the store has been visited by prominent figures in the industry, including the esteemed Sarah Burton.With a plethora of choices at House of Bandits, it can be a challenge to decide where to begin. That's why we turned to Creative Director, Film...
Drawing Fashion Accessories with Joshua Beaty
It's time for another online drawing workshop with Central Saint Martins' Joshua Beaty! Grab some paper, your favourite drawing materials and a drink! With a focus on accessories, jewellery and close-up details, this session explores coiffed heads, painted faces, jewelled hands and decorated feet. Expanding our exploration of detail through accessories and jewellery, this workshop is ideal for milliners, jewellery designers and artisans...
Sarabande x CSM Fashion Life Drawing Class with Joshua Beaty and Robert George Sanders
SARABANDE X CSM Fashion Life Drawing Monday 8th February 17:00 -19:00 Central Saint Martins' Joshua Beaty and Sarabande Artist in Residence Robert George Sanders are hosting an evening of online fashion life drawing. Creating a world of kaleidoscopic clashes of fabric and texture, Joshua and Robert transform the Sarabande HQ into their dressing room, piecing together looks from Sarabande Alumni...
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