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Faye Sawyer - CV MUSIC Faye Sawyer has worked with a wide range of artists on all aspects of promotion and development. Including: Image development - Finding a look to launch an act or developing and giving expansion to an established look. Tour clothing - From designing and sourcing all looks for artist and backing (dancers/band) and consulting on promotional merchandise for artist. Video and sleeve covers - Working closely with directors, photographers on concepts TV promo wardrobe - Working with Label and artist on retaining consistency of image to promote single / Album look SELECTION OF SOME OF THE ARTISTS WORKED WITH: Alexandra Burke Alesha Dixon Alicia Silverstone Beverley Knight Charlotte Church Chris Brown Chipmunk Diana Ross Diana Vickers DJ Ironic Emma Bunton Florence Welch Goldie Hawn Gabrielle JLS Jamelia Kelly Clarkson Kevin Spacey Kurt Russell Kylie Minogue Kosheen Mike Posner Miss Dynamite Natasha Bedingfield Olly Murs Sophie Ellis Bextor Spice Girls Supergrass Thora Birch Tyra Banks Westlife Will Young Wyclef Jean EDITORIAL 125 Magazine (Contributing Fashion Editor) Twill Magazine Arena Esquire TANK Black Book (New York) Marie Claire (UK) Vanidad (Spain) Sunday Times Style ES Magazine ADVERTISING Agent Provocateur British Airways BT New Look Full Circle Ikea Pepsi JD Sports/Footlocker Charnos Levis/Dockers Toni and Guy Guinness Mars L'Oreal FASHION CONSULTANCY AND SHOWS Having worked with various High street and Designer labels consulting on trends and fashion direction. As well as various British fashion designers on their collections for London Fashion week show presentations. This includes styling and co-ordination of fashion range, working on concepts for show piece clothing and model casting. TV & PRESENTING ITV1 X Factor (Consultant Fashion Stylist) Series 1-6 ITV2 Xtra Factor (Fashion Commentary) ITV1 GMTV / LK Today - (Fashion Expert) ITV1 This Morning (Fashion Presenter) BBC3 Shopping Saved My Life (Co Presenter) Nickelodeon Bratz Academy (Resident Judge) Channel 4 T4 (I'm with the band) UK Style Clothes Show (Catwalk Panelist) ITV1 Richard Arnold Show (GMTV) Resident Stylist STYLING FOR ARTISTS Parkinson Jonathan Ross Ant and Dec Saturday night takeaway Tonight with Jools Holland Never mind the Buzzcocks Top of the pops Popworld T4 Richard and Judy GMTV This Morning Loose Women.

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