JASMINE RILEY
Creative Bio
Jasmine Riley is a fashion design graduate whose work is deeply influenced by sustainability, cultural identity, and the tactile qualities of texture. Raised in a creative family, she developed a strong sense of curiosity and craftsmanship from an early age. Her interests in music, fashion, and community play a key role in shaping her practice, influencing both the mood and method behind her designs. Drawing inspiration from film, music, natural forms, and architecture, Jasmine blends tradition with experimentation to create work that celebrates contrast, finding soft beauty within rough textures. This collection is a reflection of her creative evolution.
Jasmine Riley is a fashion design graduate whose work is deeply influenced by sustainability, cultural identity, and the tactile qualities of texture. Raised in a creative family, she developed a strong sense of curiosity and craftsmanship from an early age. Her interests in music, fashion, and community play a key role in shaping her practice, influencing both the mood and method behind her designs. Drawing inspiration from film, music, natural forms, and architecture, Jasmine blends tradition with experimentation to create work that celebrates contrast, finding soft beauty within rough textures. This collection is a reflection of her creative evolution.
DESIGN Statement
Beauty 4 Ashes is an exploration of natural deterioration and repetition, showcasing the beauty found in what is often considered imperfect or overlooked. Using the natural process of rusting, the collection reimagines erosion as renewal by combining recycled, rust-dyed denim and layered stretch chiffon. The colour palette reflects this organic theme through tones of ash black, gold, forest green, burnt reds and deep oranges.
A/W silhouettes reimagine 1980s–1990s streetwear and tailored construction, featuring reworked seams, exaggerated collars, repeated 44 motifs and draped crochet gold chain.
Beauty 4 Ashes is an exploration of natural deterioration and repetition, showcasing the beauty found in what is often considered imperfect or overlooked. Using the natural process of rusting, the collection reimagines erosion as renewal by combining recycled, rust-dyed denim and layered stretch chiffon. The colour palette reflects this organic theme through tones of ash black, gold, forest green, burnt reds and deep oranges.
A/W silhouettes reimagine 1980s–1990s streetwear and tailored construction, featuring reworked seams, exaggerated collars, repeated 44 motifs and draped crochet gold chain.
