Celebrity designer Beatrice Newman, known for dressing A-list celebrities like Rita Ora, Alesha Dixon, and Ellie Goulding, has taken on a new role as the head of the fashion design department at the University of East London. With an impressive portfolio of intricate womenswear and knitwear designs worn by the likes of Paloma Faith, Anna Friel, and The Noisettes, Newman brings a wealth of industry experience and expertise to her latest position.
Throughout her career, Newman has been recognized for her commitment to traditional crafts, earning prestigious design awards such as the Hand and Lock Prize for embroidery in 2009 and sponsorship from the Framework Knitters Guild. Before joining UEL, Newman served as a fashion designer, freelance consultant, and subject leader for the MA fashion course at Ravensbourne University.
Excited about her new role, Newman shared, “I am thrilled to be working at UEL and leading their fashion design courses. It’s a fantastic opportunity to nurture new talent and help students express their creativity through innovative ideas and concepts.” She believes that the UEL fashion design courses offer a platform for emerging talent to explore their potential and set the stage for future success in the industry.
Looking towards the future, Newman is eager to inspire the next generation of designers who may one day dress the top stars of tomorrow. Her vast experience and passion for traditional crafts are sure to make a significant impact on the students at the University of East London.
To learn more about Beatrice Newman and her impressive work, you can visit her official website here. If you’re interested in studying fashion design at the University of East London, you can find more information on their official website here.
