
- CollegeLondon College of Fashion
- CourseBA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development
- Graduation year2025
This project focuses entirely on self-expression -particularly focusing on the use of body modifications as a form of individuality. Looking specifically at the societal pressures on women to contort their bodies to conform to humanity's expectations. Throughout the years, woman have been expected to modify their bodies to be more ‘appealing’, whether it's plastic surgery, selfmutilation, or corsetry to change bone structure. Rarely do women feel comfortable enough to modify their bodies in the way they desire, limiting their freedom of self-expression. Throughout this project, I plan to challenge societal norms and give women a way to freely express themselves without permanently affecting their bodies. People modify their bodies for a plethora of reasons whether it's just because they think it looks good or because they are reclaiming their body as their own. As women, it is important to reclaim our bodies and alter them in any way we would like to. My garments all provide temporary changes to the body and can be used to convey our personalities and beliefs.
Final work

chained leather dress
white leather dress with chain up cut out detail. Comes with tattoo needle and ink so the consumer can customise entirely

trampstamp latex shorts
Latex mini shorts with a tattooed feature on the lower back. Tattoos can be fully customised by designer/customer to suit needs.

stitched detail leather dress
Backless leather dress with stitched patchwork detail that shows the brutalities of modifying our bodies. All white leather products can be tattooed

stretched latex top with pierced bag and chain underwear
Latex top with metal detail that resembles a stretched piercing. Paired with leather underwear that can be customised with piercings. The bag is an example of accessories created by the designer.
Research and process

tattoo samples
Some different tattoo samples and trials that would be used on garments.

initial research
A portfolio page of some initial research into the theme that influenced my designs.
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