Showing posts with label Recycled Jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recycled Jewellery. Show all posts

Wednesday

Stylist Lucy Harvey backstage snaps from upcoming shoots...

The lovely stylist and friend Lucy Harvey recently borrowed some Plastic Seconds bits and pieces for two projects she styled. The first one was a shoot - photographed by Stephanie Sian Smith - of EJF's Climate Week 2012 t-shirt campaign designed by Katharine Hamnett and the other one was a shoot she entitled 'Eco Eccentric' to be published soon - I have seen the end result and it looks fabutastic!

Lucy saw my very first blog post here where I had styled the lovely Rebecca with the plastic rings from bottle necks on her head like a wreath and thought to give it a try too! - she did it much better of course...

Rebecca Atherton styled by Lucy with Plastic Seconds Bottle Rings Necklace for the 'Eco Eccentric' shoot

Lucy herself trying out different ways of wearing the Plastic Seconds Bottle Rings Necklaces - the cape is by VVVintage!


Plastic Seconds at London College of Communication 's 'Green Week'

In the beginning of February I was invited by Sarah Bagner of Supermarket Sarah to take part along with lots of other creatives in London College of Communication's Green Week by making a 'wall' - in the style of Supermarket Sarah - and offering students advice on how they can use throwaway materials in new exciting ways. Sarah Bagner played a major role throughout the week by inviting artists and designers with an interest in sustainability, as well as by interacting with the college's students and encouraging them to take part in the activities. The week was co-curated by Sarah Temple and Tara Hanrahan who were both a pleasure to work with and meet.
I wrote a review of LCC's Green Week in Amelia's Magazine, where you can read more about what happened. You can also read about Plastic Seconds' appearance on the LCC Head of College blog here and the lovely Sarah Bagner mentioned us in her blog too!









I love this image of Sara Bagner with her patchwork made out of plastic bags :-)