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Wednesday
14Sep2005

Fashion Capital

DateWednesday, September 14, 2005 at 1:22PM

Caroline is truly a creative textile designer with a flare for florals. Having completed her MA Fashion Course in printed textiles at Central St Martins, London in 1996. Caroline went to work as a buyers clerk which proved almost too much for such a talented designer.

Within a short period of time Caroline opened her doors for business as a freelance designer opening accounts with Libertys under the Godfrey label. Soon after the prints were picked up and promoted by Marie Claire.

Not content with such success Caroline taught herself CAD design and the rest, as they say, is history. Caroline now designs prints for major high street retailers and bespoke private clients and independent labels. In addition Caroline has expanded into the realms of interior design and has also received commissions for socks!

Is there nothing such a talented designer can not turn her hand too. 

JENNY HOLLOWAY - Fashion Capital

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