weddings JudyrClark In October Judy unveiled an exquisite


amalgamation of handmade Harris Tweed textile designs, and beautiful bespoke fashion from her latest range at the Textile Scotland Rediscovered showcase which took place at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London. A host of buyers, journalists and blogger’s were greeted with an array of beautiful canapés, cocktails and champers. Caryn Franklin gave a notable speech about treasured Scottish textiles that are supplied to various top designers and companies around the world. The show was aesthetically pleasing with its crisp clean lines and elegant mannequins displaying the work of 40 companies and 10 designers all proud of their Scottish heritage and true innovators of Scottish fashion. Judy has recently been working in


collaboration with Harris Tweed Hebrides, producing womenswear jackets. The jackets take a fresh spin on the traditional hacking jacket, combining herring bone and check tweeds with silky linings in raspberry, turquoise and navy blue which accent the pocket detailing. They recently had their first order from Japanese clientele sending over 20 jackets to go on sale at the prestigious Hankyu department store in Tokyo. Harris Tweed Hebrides produced a


fashion event where Judy’s label work was at the forefront of an exclusive show at the Blythswood Hotel in Glasgow. Two ballerinas from the Scottish Ballet opened the show wearing Judy’s infamous tweed frock coats embellished with exquisite artisan textiles by Lewis-based designer Tiger Textiles. Judy’s entire range was shown to an invited audience of 150 guests. HTH had been commissioned by the Blysthwood to kit out the interiors of the five star hotel with the famous cloth last year. Recently Judy curated a pop up shop in


Edinburgh at Such and Such studios. Judy showcased her Harris Tweed garments, exquisite lace and illustrations in the new


8 the north magazine


Images: Peter Prior


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