Items where Subject is "Fashion Jewellery"

2005

Tillotson, Jenny and Baxendale, Don (2005) Scent Whisper. [Art/Design Item]

Tillotson, Jenny (2005) Smart Second Skin and Scent Whisper at Siggraph 2005. [Show/Exhibition]

2006

Kenny, Polly (2006) Fragments 3 (Digital lace neckpiece). [Art/Design Item]

2010

Hedman, Sofia and Kling, Karolina and Williams, Gemma A. (2010) Shades down in Tokyo Town. [Art/Design Item]

2011

Tillotson, Jenny (2011) A wearable therapeutic stress management mood monitoring tools for bipolar affective disorder. In: Quantified Self Europe Conference 2011, 26 - 27th November 2011, Amsterdam, Netherlands. (Unpublished)

2012

Tillotson, Jenny and Lahiri, Kim (2012) Smell the colour of the rainbow. In: Colour My Wellbeing, 19 - 21st April 2012, University of Northampton. (Unpublished)

Tillotson, Jenny, Polyphotonix (2012) Check The Smell Print: Printed Electronic Perfumery. In: Plastic Electronics Seminar, 14th March 2012, Royal College of Arts. (Unpublished)

2014

Tillotson, Jenny and Lahiri, Kim and Rolland, Marc (2014) The Oneiric Reality of Electronic Scents. In: Futurescan 2: Collective Voices. Association of Fashion & Textiles Courses, pp. 74-89. ISBN 9781907382642

2015

Willson, Jacki (2015) Myth, Magic and Masquerade Balls: Exploring McQueen through a Cultural and Historical Lens. In: Extreme McQueen: How to Wear Accessories, 13 June 2015, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK.

Rhodes, Sarah (2015) The True Nature of Collaboration: what role does practice play in collaboration between designers and African craft producers? PhD thesis, University of the Arts London.

Black, Sandy and Edwards, Mary Jane (2015) What's Digital about Fashion Design? Fashion, Technology and the Digital Economy. Project Report. AAM Associates and LCF,UAL, London UK.

2019

Hanna, Mahtab (2019) Silent Protest: the questionable existence, role and impact of political jewellery in Iran as a response to war. PhD thesis, University of the Arts London.

2022

Siamptani, Mala (2022) Can professional jewellery designers using Consensual assessment technique (CAT) achieve an appropriate level of inter-rated agreement when judging a specific jewellery design creativity task? In: Spirit of Luxury and design: perspective from contemporary fashion and jewellery. ORO Editions. ISBN 978-1-951541-76-7