Carrie-Ann Stein joins our Sixth Form students to discuss creative careers
Fashion and Costume Designer Carrie-Ann Stein joined Godolphin students online to speak about creative careers in these areas. Looking at her amazing designs and understanding the concepts behind them was truly inspiring!
Notes: Carrie is an award-winning British designer working in performance costume and theatre. She trained in costume construction in partnership with the Royal Opera House and also in fashion design at Central Saint Martin's College resulting in two BA (Hons) upper first class degrees. In 2019 Carrie won the Royal Opera House’s prize for costume design as well as the Costume Society’s prize for costume construction. Carrie is a Finalist for the Linbury Prize in Stage Design 2019.
Bethan Ferguson, Head of Bright Futures at Godolphin
Fashion and Costume Designer Carrie-Ann Stein joined Godolphin students online to speak about creative careers in these areas. Looking at her amazing designs and understanding the concepts behind them was truly inspiring!
Notes: Carrie is an award-winning British designer working in performance costume and theatre. She trained in costume construction in partnership with the Royal Opera House and also in fashion design at Central Saint Martin's College resulting in two BA (Hons) upper first class degrees. In 2019 Carrie won the Royal Opera House’s prize for costume design as well as the Costume Society’s prize for costume construction. Carrie is a Finalist for the Linbury Prize in Stage Design 2019.
Bethan Ferguson, Head of Bright Futures at Godolphin