Contemplating the natural body, inspired by hair growing from the skin. The lines become scribbles on flesh, emerging from soft folds.

Taking my inspiration from Sacred Geometry and mathematical models, I have constructed my design using a combination of the pure forms of straight lines and curves. The shapes created around the body add a structured dimension while still complementing the natural contours of the female figure.

The Evolution of body shape manipulation and decoration.

Circus Freaks is about a playful performance. The underwear acts as a separate entity to the body beneath, moving as a response to the wearer.

I took hard angular corners and transformed them into something that appeared smooth and delicate. The contrasting textures and shapes work together to create an unexpected aesthetic.

Pili Ngozi, Swahili for 'second skin' explores african body art and lingerie as an extension of the skin. Simple line and jewellery hoops prompted designs of woven leather straps, metal rings and exposed underwire to enforce raw minimalism.

The vampire process of transformatiom from mortal to immortal; the gift of eternal youth, startling beauty and immense physical and emotional power and strength.

Magnetic lines are the inspiration for closed loops that shape the female form.

A congregation of freestyle lines interlace and entwine to embrace the female figure.

The first bra for every girl should be fun, lively and playful. The idea of teenage girls having her first bra is transformed to be a toy-like bra that can be adjustable or detachable so that she can "play" with her bra. Fluid lines along designs are from curvaceous shape of candy the baby look.

My inspiration came from old derelict ironworks factories. The concept came from how the workers were very restricted and uncomfortable working long hard hours in the factories.

A luxury showpiece inspired by chess pieces. It explores the shapes synonymous with chess with crystal-like perspex and detailed beading.

I have directed my design theme on the concept of illusion. Focussing on the idea of false appearances and deceptive impressions. I have taken further inspirations from insect marking. Looking into how these markings can define and defer the contours of the female figure.

I drew my inspiration from the Tuba, focussing in on the piping and how the Tuba almost encases the body. I have chosen to use metallics to reflect the instrument and ensure a modern feel.

My inspiration derived from the exploding structures of pods, both plants and insect form. Looking at zoomed-in poppy shells to moth cocoons. The vast shapes helped me to design interesting angles and bizarre surface manipulations. The colour palette reflects the metamorphosis trend.

The use of shape change and movement through silhouettes. The concentration of use of airflow to complement the concept and be the key feature which enables the garment to shape shift.

I drew my inspiration from contemporary british architecture. I was particularly influenced by the steel structures and flattering curvatures that modern architecture offers. I wanted to keep my colour palette futuristic by using metallics and opaques.

Inspired by the armour in nature and the texture of shells, moluscs and the delicate surface design and delicateness of the female form - the uncontrollable mystery of the sea.

"What earth is shaped from." I researched into protons and neutrons and their make up of particles. Imagery of particle collisions and explosions within space are my main source of inspiration.

A unique collection of garments, inspired by the tailored aspect of fashion design. Each garment is designed with close attention to detail, aviator inspired 'stockings', shorts and a front fastening longline bra made using tweed and silk.