This week, I have the joy of interviewing Jemima Sara, who made her art into an eponymous ethical fashion brand. Not only did we chat about her story (she studied puppetry), but we also discussed how YOU can turn your art into a charitable fashion brand. 

Featuring her 'martini ladies' illustrations, Jemima's fashion garments are empowering in their hilarity, body positivity and charity association (she donates 10% of proceeds to Young Women's Trust). Worn by the likes of Daisy Lowe and available at one of London's hottest shopping destinations, Coal Drop's Yard, I'm thrilled to be promoting such a promising (and kind) fashion designer. 

Recommended media: 

Feminists don’t wear pink and other lies

@theslumflower 

@byoliverfrancis  

Charlie Craggs, To My Trans Sisters

Glossary:

Wolf & Badger @ Coal Drop's Yard

Big Sky Studios

A Quiet Place - editorial by Jemima Sara and Oliver Francis

Gurls Talk

Florence Given

Katherine Hamnett   

Follow Jemima Sara: 

Website

Instagram, @jemimasara

 

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