Renaissance costume design, fashion shows and educational presentations
Tweet Kelleston Hall is a spectacular 18th-century mansion with Adam interiors and parkland. Take a trip back in time to the 1760s at this spectacular Neo-classical mansion framed by historic parkland. Designed for lavish entertaining and […] Read more »
Tweet Yesterday I presented my new talk ‘Enter the World of Jane Austen’ at Stockton Library – it was very successful indeed we were sold out with over 75 people attending. My talk included […] Read more »
Tweet The World of Jane Austen comes to Stockton Central Library Ever wondered what Napoleon Bonaparte’s wife wore? I will present an interactive talk on Jane Austen style costumes includes a gold-encrusted gown inspired by […] Read more »
Tweet Woodhorn Museum Ashington Tudor Costume Design- Bring History to Life. As my Costume Talk/Lecture at Woodhorn on Mothering Sunday 10th March 2013 proved so popular I was asked to present it again in June […] Read more »
Tweet Last night we presented a ‘Tudor Talk’ at North Shields Library. What a splendid event – more than fifty ladies attended our talk – I am pleased to report that a number of gentlemen were […] Read more »
Tweet I will be presenting a Tudor Costume Lecture with Display at North Tyneside Library on Thursday 12th September 2013 at 7pm. My very entertaining, lively and informative talk is about the design/construction of my historical gowns […] Read more »
Tweet Last week we photographed my new Regency inspired costumes in the beautiful setting of Longhirst Hall near Morpeth in Northumberland. It is a beautiful building in the Regency style – it includes a colonnaded […] Read more »
Tweet Last Saturday I presented a new talk ‘Kings and Queens in Costume’at beautiful Lauriston Castle in Scotland. The Castle is set in picturesque grounds just outside Edinburgh. I have been involved in a number […] Read more »
Tweet Last Friday we presented two Period Fashion Shows at Muncaster Castle near Ravenglass in Cumbria. What a beautiful setting for my costumes – The medieval Castle is bordered by beautiful gardens, with the backdrop […] Read more »
Tweet I thought you may like to read the article below which is taken from a recent copy of the Sedgefield Web – which is a internet based site for news, photos and information in […] Read more »