Keep Calm and Wear It Well

The 1940s fashion emerged as a powerful symbol of resilience during World War II, where clothing represented strength amidst rationing and scarcity. The era’s creativity and innovation reflected a defiant spirit and individual expression. The legacy of this time, characterized by the Utility Scheme and “Make Do and Mend,” continues to influence contemporary fashion.

How To Get Your Clothes To Fit Better

Understanding why clothes often don’t fit stems from variations in body shapes and standard sizing oversights. People can choose to alter garments, invest in couture, or sew their own. Analysing one’s body shape and measurements aids in achieving better-fitting clothing, enhancing comfort and style through tailored adjustments and flattering choices.

The Red Dress

A collaborative embroidery project bringing women together to tell their stories through fabric and stitches. We are very lucky in the UK to have the fabulous Fashion and Textile Museum in Bermondsey Village, London founded by the wonderful Dame Zandra Rhodes in 2003. It is the only UK museum dedicated to showcasing contemporary fashion and textile designContinue reading “The Red Dress”