I graduated from fashion design post-secondary school almost two years ago. Since then I have interned and worked with several great designers. Learning new skills from a variety of different people can be inspiring, but also confusing. I found that when I was in school I felt very sure of what role I wanted in the fashion world, but after graduation I realized there was an endless amount of potential careers. Long story short - I have a job I love which utilizes many of the skills I have learned - except sewing. I often make coats for friends, or other clothes for myself to keep up with my sewing ability. Recently I started sewing with leather and silk. I have always loved mixing fabrics and concepts; rough with soft, masculine with feminine, neutrals with extreme brights. That is where the idea of Satchel began. I gathered some fantastically bright, feminine, fun silks along with neutral leathers that truly feel like butter. Here are some pictures of the beginning stages.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Just The Beginning...
I graduated from fashion design post-secondary school almost two years ago. Since then I have interned and worked with several great designers. Learning new skills from a variety of different people can be inspiring, but also confusing. I found that when I was in school I felt very sure of what role I wanted in the fashion world, but after graduation I realized there was an endless amount of potential careers. Long story short - I have a job I love which utilizes many of the skills I have learned - except sewing. I often make coats for friends, or other clothes for myself to keep up with my sewing ability. Recently I started sewing with leather and silk. I have always loved mixing fabrics and concepts; rough with soft, masculine with feminine, neutrals with extreme brights. That is where the idea of Satchel began. I gathered some fantastically bright, feminine, fun silks along with neutral leathers that truly feel like butter. Here are some pictures of the beginning stages.
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