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Early in 2007, the international magazine ‘Newsweek’ portrayed London as ‘the blueprint for a 21st century metropolis’, not only instancing the capital’s world-status as a financial hub and applauding its eclectic range of cuisines but, also, singling out the Arts - our powerhouse of creativity.
If icons like Kate Moss and Sienna Miller are amongst your fan base and you’ve worked for designers like Matthew Williamson, Alexander McQueen and Joseph, names of international stature, then clearly you have a repute that extends well beyond your postcode.
So it is with Alex Gore Brown, a knitted textiles graduate and fashion knitwear designer now well-respected for creating elegant draped garments with a flowing sensuality all of their own.
Having concentrated on viscose fabrics she now also uses crochet to give her garments different textures, and ribbing and fluted sleeves have become a trademark of her much sought-after style.
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www.bptw.co.uk
marketing@bptw.co.uk
bptw partnership is an award-winning, multi-disciplinary practice offering services in architecture, cost consultancy, project management and visualisation. Committed to delivering creative, sustainable and responsible design solutions, bptw partnership is Investors In People accredited and has been listed as one of The Sunday Times Best Companies to Work For since 2004.
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www.martamunoz.co.uk
studio@martamunoz.co.uk
Marta Munoz is an illustrator based at Cockpit Arts in South London, Deptford. Her distinctive and versatile style of drawing has been applied to different media, from editorial illustration for Time Out magazine, fabric design for Liberty to Public Art commissions for Southwark Council. The attention to detail and use of humour her drawings reflect is refreshing, new and exciting.
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www.fredduthy.co.uk
mail@fredduthy.co.uk
Elegant and rhythmical, contemporary and refined - functional furniture and graceful lighting for our favourite places. Fred Duthy’s designs emerge from geometric forms and mechanical principles. Familiar shapes are reinterpreted and re-presented in a new form using design language that is both sharply contemporary and reassuringly familiar.
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