Fashion and Mental Health: Weaving Dorota's Bipolar Condition
"Knowing that my bipolar disorder is not always ‘pretty’, having a dress inspired by it, is a piece of beauty I will cherish forever....
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Where Fashion and Mental Health Meet
Sarah Hollebon, award winning fashion designer and mental health activist, explores social issues through sculptural garments.
Based on Kingly Street, in Carnaby, each garment is handmade inhouse, offering custom made to measure, small runs of ready-to-wear, and accessories. Each collection combines high fashion with deep rooted stories, highlighting peoples lived experiences of life's joys, challenges, and healings.
The process for a custom garment is a unique experience, with you at the centre. Whether it’s repurposing an item from their wardrobe to re-ignite joy or creating an elegant and meaningful made to measure garment.
Sarah can weave parts of your story that was once painful and challenging, and transform it into a piece of beauty. By truly honouring your experiences, you are reminded of all that you have overcome and what you’ve moved through.
Client Stories
Weaving Your Story
Each collection explores a social issue topic. Discover how Sarah combines fashion and social issues together.
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