Jane Bowler
MA work
MA work
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Fusion Collection, Jane Bowler
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Fusion
My collection is derived from a fusion of traditional Japanese straw raincoats and the iconic British mackintosh. I have combined stitchless heat-forming techniques and ultrasonic welding of recycled plastics. Through sumptuous colour, lustrous gloss and a harmonious mix of synthetic and natural fibres, I am pushing the boundaries of rainwear. The result is a witty collection for both men and women that encapsulates sophistication, style and luxury.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Textiles, 2010
Specialism
Mixed Media Textiles
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Contact
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07754 470549
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Fusion
My collection is derived from a fusion of traditional Japanese straw raincoats and the iconic British mackintosh. I have combined stitchless heat-forming techniques and ultrasonic welding of recycled plastics. Through sumptuous colour, lustrous gloss and a harmonious mix of synthetic and natural fibres, I am pushing the boundaries of rainwear. The result is a witty collection for both men and women that encapsulates sophistication, style and luxury.
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Degrees
- BA (Hons), Multi Media Textiles (First class), Loughborough University, 2006; Foundation Art and Design, Loughborough University, 2003
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Experience
- Collaboration with laser welding company, TWI Ltd, Cambridge, 2010; Collaboration with knitted textile designer/product designer, Victoria Campbell, Alexander Groves (Royal College of Art), London, 2010; Fashion swatch designer, Taylor Mcardle (clients include Calvin Klein, Topshop, Coast), Leicester, 2006-10; Stylist/creative director, Don't Magazine, London, 2006
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Exhibitions
- HotelRCA, Ventura Lambrate, Milan, Italy, 2010; The Unexpected Curious, Hockney Gallery, Royal College of Art, London, 2010; Concept Show, Oxford Fashion Week, Oxford, 2009; Green and Organic Fashion Show, View from the Top Gallery, Nottingham, 2007
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Awards
- First prize, Material Inspiration: Online Trend Story, WGSN Surface Prize, 2010; Finalist, Noise Festival Creative Talent Exhibition, Liverpool Biennial, 2006; Shortlisted, Textile Designs, Marks and Spencers/Royal College of Art Collaborative Project, 2010