Hormazd Narielwalla- The Private View at the Modern Pantry

Homi and his teachers
Hormazd Narielwalla with his supervision team

Artist and Reader in Fine Art Charlotte Hodes, Dr. Flavia Loscialpo, Professor of Fashion and Textile Design and Technology Sandy Black, Associate Dean of Research Tony Kent.

London College of Fashion, University of Arts, London where he will complete his PhD in 2012

 

Dear Shaded Viewers,

The Private View was last night and the Modern Pantry was bursting with guests.

DP Homi and Zowie
Zowie Broach from Boudicca was Hormazd's teacher at Westminster and in fact she was the one that encouraged him to not follow a fashion course but rather pursue art. She saw his project with patterns from Savile Row asked Hormazd to explain what they were and where they came from. Turned out they were Dead Men's Patterns from Dege & Skinner on Savile Row. This particular Fairy-God, Fashion-Mother exhibition was inspired by the ATOPOS paper dress collection.

DP by Zowie
photo by Zowie Broach

Brother and sister:singer Mint
Sheridan & Co were one of the sponsors of the event and a strong and steady supporter of Hormazd's work. Here are Julien Sheridan's two children that provided a wonderful musical interlude.

Jules and Nina
Julien Sheridan and Nina

Mary and homi
Mary and Homi, it was her birthday tonight

Mei Hui and Freia
My friend Mei Hui and her daughter Freya

NJAL Homi
NJAL and Homi

Shaded viewers
Shaded Viewers

Teacher and daughter Homi

Charlie, Dr. Penelope Watkins (homi's supervisor) and Homi

Later,

Diane

www.narielwalla.com

 

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Diane Pernet

A LEGENDARY FIGURE IN FASHION and a pioneer of blogging, Diane is a respected journalist, critic, curator and talent-hunter based in Paris. During her prolific career, she designed her own successful brand in New York, costume designer, photographer, and filmmaker.

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