Behind the Seams: Mary Quant is an exhibition for the Victoria and Albert Museum. This exhibition focused on the life, design, and international influence of Mary Quant, a fashion designer who was well known for popularising the "Chealsea Look" in the Swinging Sixities.
I designed the logo and branding elements, the illustrations, the exhibition
poster, tickets, postcards, and signage.
Quant's designs played a key role in leading a movement that would forever change the role of women in society. Her designs, which included the mini skirt, go-go boots, and pantyhose, liberated women from having to keep dressing like their mothers.
With this in mind, I designed the women in the illustrations to look very strong and independent, bold and sassy - to look as though they are taking back control over thier bodies and clothing.
With this in mind, I designed the women in the illustrations to look very strong and independent, bold and sassy - to look as though they are taking back control over thier bodies and clothing.
POSTER
POSTCARD
TICKETS
SIGNAGE
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