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Styling: Katie Urban & Philip LordPhotography: Hannah-Beth ToddModel: Emma HowlMUA: Becky HuntingAD: Dave Piper![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEga3w7QMODJyK25gKfye2TnEf1WRJGin8uw7Mv2lGFaEHtNnMFBtqkRUW-uKamHTg2t-bDmQQhTPjLW_KXT5PieaBHoN0I7tDK058NMbC69wBGabfrFHTRfjwNlX6BxL2cWS5M_ZvM7GWM/s400/innoshoot21042010+(17).jpg)
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I'm really enjoying working in this way, it's allowed me to be more creative and experimental with how I work. However, it is a little unpredictable, as a lot of our process is almost like a guessing game as we have used a single conventional pattern throughout the whole process.
After combining our designs and generating 30+ from them, (I'm really pleased with how they've turned out) we narrowed it down to our favourite 6 which will become my line-up. The design circled is our chosen one. The next step.... to make it!
As we both designed from a different perspective, we needed to combine both of our designs to become one. We did this on Photoshop, layering up our designs in a way that the big shapes that Phil designed from fit well into mine designs of smaller shapes.
Here's a taster: