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styling 2011
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Zoe James Zoe James is a designer inspired by the Swiss Style and the Bauhaus movement. She uses this as a foundation to invent and invoke a sense of harmony between the viewer and the subect. Her work emphasizes cleanness and minimalism. Zoe is an advocate of the “less is more” principle and seeks to pursue beauty in its simplest form. She believes that whitespace can never be underrated and that it is a very important element for both visual impact and readability. zoe_james_@hotmail.com |
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Monique Wilson Monique Wilson specializes in event styling with a focus on paper crafts and reviving the notion of the handmade. Her appreciation for all things handmade has guided Monique into her part of the creative world where she continues to be inspired by her surrounds. Monique’s work evolved from event stationery collections, and has broadened to coordinating entire celebratory events from the invitations to the table settings. Monique is influenced by the homemade, the small things we take for granted in life and the personal touch and emotion even the smallest handmade gesture offers. hello@moniquewilson.com.au
Click here to view Party Style by Monique Wilson.
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Emilie Saunders During her studies at Whitehouse Institute of Design Emilie’s work has shown versatility across a variety of mediums from illustration to fashion and interior styling, graphic and visual communication. Emilie is inspired by the delicate work of Kelly Smith who is an Australian fashion and profile illustrator. Emilie’s style reflects Kelly Smith’s work by exploring the ethereal quality that is applied in her designs.
elsaunders@hotmail.com
Click here to view ethere by Emilie Saunders.
During her studies at Whitehouse Institute of Design Emilie’s work has shown versatility across a variety of mediums from illustration to fashion and interior styling, graphic and visual communication.
Emilie is inspired by the delicate work of Kelly Smith who is an Australian fashion and profile illustrator. Emilie’s style reflects Kelly Smith’s work by exploring the ethereal quality that is applied in her designs.
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Peter James Harley Taking inspiration from his diverse life experience Peter brings a richness and authenticity to all his work. With a keen eye and love for the textures and finer details in the world around us, Peter thrives on nostalgia and memories, and incorporates a pursuit of perfection into his creations through all stages of development. pjharley@pjharley.com
Click here to view Ephemera by Peter James Harley.
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Anastasia Spathis Concept and innovation are the driving forces behind each design produced by Anastasia. Drawing upon the methodology of the Bauhaus movement, she finds inspiration from a range of sources including text, graphics, fashion and art. Allowing her to create designs with substance and a strong contemporary aesthetic. It is Anastasia’s infusion of freshness that keeps her work current whilst remaining timeless. Her vigor within each project embarked on, results in a design aesthetic that remains intrinsic to its audience. In addition to her studies at Whitehouse, Anastasia has developed practical skills through her assistant work with numerous freelance fashion stylists and an internship with GQ magazine. Anastasia continuously works towards the goal of becoming influential in the fashion industry. By combining her passion, determination and strong stylistic direction she is confident in this dream becoming a reality. aspathis90@gmail.com
Click here to view djup by Anastasia Spathis.
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Greg Dennis With a unique view on fashion and a desire to push the boundaries, Greg is constantly conceptuliasing his next project. Working tirelessly over the past 3 years to better himself and his craft, by undertaking any challenge that has come his way, Greg has been able to continuously explore aspects of the creative industry, that some would never have imagined. Greg’s work has been featured in numerous publications, he has created promotional material for a well-known fashion label and has been publicised nationally because of this. gregdstylist@gmail.com
Click here to view Graduate Book by Greg Dennis
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Mylie Nauendorf Creativity is never limited. It should never solely be defined, nor classed as a specific. Most importantly, creativity is having the freedom to explore all aspects of your imagination. Identifying my creative self as MNCREATIVE, my work explores all avenues of creative direction; from photography, fashion styling, and still life promo shots, publication and digital design to event management and concept development. Through the development of a sound body of work, experience within many different creative industries (including magazine publication, fashion events, interior decoration and photography) and a lifelong love for the beauty of print media (the magazine culture in particular) my main area of interest lies heavily within the publication industry – ideally working within the art direction or design departments of a creative publication. I feel my attention to detail, unique skills, strong work ethic and dedication to any creative project I put my mind to, will provide any company I work for and anyone I collaborate with to achieve a unique, creative result on every project.. my91@yahoo.com
Click here to view Graduate Book by Mylie Nauendorf
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Olivia McDonald
Olivia Ashworth McDonald’s creative abilities are best summed up as a multi-dimensional approach to design. This includes print media and publication design, branding and identity, as well as spatial refocus (innovative approaches to interior spaces/objects). Olivia is dedicated to her love of broad spectrum design, travel, books, drawing lettering, candles, friends/family and ‘breathe-easy’ landscape views. Her laptop is also.
ideas@olivia-mcdonald.com
Click here to view Graduate Book by Olivia McDonald
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Amy Cornelius
Having grown up on the coast of Western Australia I have always found myself drawn to the sea and sand. In between my studies I chose to travel Australia and then the world exploring many different landscapes and cultures, which have been hugely inspirational through out my creative journey. Today fashion, photography, music and travel are what inspire and motivate me and my design aesthetic.
amy-cornelius@live.com.au
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Grace Di Giovanni
My name is Grace Di Giovanni. I am a graduate of Whitehouse Institute of Design. For the purposes of my final exhibition I have chosen to investigate, progress and produce a folio of work which encapsulates my idea of utilising 3D technology in the styling field. I have done various editorial work through out this time and I have a wide range of knowledge within the creative industry. My areas of expertise are fashion styling, beauty and food styling, interior design, publication design, visual merchandising, personal styling, campaign creation and events management. gracedigiovanni@hotmail.com http://goblackyourself.blogspot.com
Click here to view Graduate Book by Grace Di Giovanni
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Camilla Anderson
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Cara Anderson
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