Sarah Mower is a fashion critic, journalist and advocate for young designers based in London. She is contributing editor to US Vogue and Style.com for which she covers the women's Ready-to-Wear and couture collections. Mower also writes a column for the Daily Telegraph, is the British Fashion Council's Ambassador for Emerging Talent, and a Professor at Central Saint Martins and The Royal College of Art. She has also authored a number books including '20 Years: Dolce & Gabbana' and 'Stylist: The Interpreters of Fashion'.
In addition to whipping up a line-up of heady fashion treats and surprises in the Walled Garden, Sarah will chair three hotly antipicipated talks over the festival weekend:
Inside Game of Thrones: three great British talents discuss their roles in the HBO fantasy drama which is gripping the imagination of audiences around the world. Thrones' costume designer, Michele Clapton, Gemma Jackson, production designer on the first three seasons, and Gwendoline Christie, who plays Brienne of Tarth, will join Sarah Mower to talks about working in Westeros.
The Medieval Mania Show: as the influence of Game of Thrones fantasy sweeps through fashion, Alexander Fury of the Independent and Sarah Mower of US Vogue ransack the romantic and sinister history of medieval revivals from Victorian times to our new Dark Ages. Illustrated with an unrepeatable staging of clothes by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, Dolce&Gabbana, Giles, Rick Owens, Gareth Pugh, Mary Katrantzou, Loewe, worn by the good people of Port Eliot festival.
The Marques’Almeida Girl: Fresh from their recent win of the coveted LVMH prize in Paris, London-based design duo Marta Marques and Paolo Almeida will explore the beauty behind the brand with Terry Barber, M.A.C Director of Makeup Artistry, looking at how beauty has influenced and inspired their past collections in a talk hosted by Sarah Mower.
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