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Lizzie Montgomery Wollstonecraft Capsule Collection Womens' Daywear
Wollstonecraft Capsule Collection Womens' Daywear is Bronze Design Award winner in 2013 - 2014 Fashion, Apparel and Garment Design Award Category.
Wollstonecraft Capsule Collection Womens' Daywear

The unique, luxurious fabrics for this collection are meticulously designed by myself and printed on silk and cotton. The theme for this collection is ‘Women and Culture’. I took inspiration from women as depicted through the decades in advertising and illustration, and their roles in domestic life and in society. I designed the garments around the fabric print placements, as the prints 'inform' the garment shape. My intention was to place women's high-end fashion in a meaningful cultural and historical context.

Wollstonecraft Capsule Collection Womens' Daywear
Lizzie Montgomery Wollstonecraft Capsule Collection
Lizzie Montgomery Womens' Daywear
Lizzie Montgomery design
Lizzie Montgomery design
Lizzie Montgomery

A print and pattern specialist, London based fashion and textile designer Lizzie Montgomery creates high end ready to wear clothing and accessories, designed and made in Britain using ethical production. Lizzie Montgomery designs are resplendent in detail, colour and pattern. Recently Lizzie Montgomery has collaborated with the Victoria & Albert Museum, researching their archives, then selecting and collaging images together; a bold mix of 18th century jewellery, furniture, ceramics, paintings, textiles and architecture: Arcadia Scarf by Lizzie Montgomery for the V&A.

Lizzie Montgomery

Lizzie Montgomery is a London-based luxury fashion label specialising in unique, eclectic fabric and garment designs. The Wollstonecraft Capsule Collection was created in 2013. "I do not wish women to have power over men, but over themselves" Mary Wollstonecraft, 1792. The theme for this collection is ‘Women and Culture’. I took inspiration from women as depicted through the decades in advertising and illustration, and their roles in domestic life and in society. This theme is relevant to world issues today and it is useful to look back to past depictions of women and culture over the decades and centuries so as to place today's issues in context.