I’m Josephine, currently pursuing an MA in Cultural and Creative Industries at King’s College, London. My academic background is rooted in literature, having studied in France, where I developed a deep appreciation for the arts and the ways culture and creativity shape society. This passion has naturally extended into my current studies, where I’m exploring the dynamic intersections of media, art, and the cultural industries.
Fashion is a significant part of my life, and I love expressing my creativity through crochet and sewing. There’s something incredibly fulfilling about crafting my own pieces, from experimenting with different fabrics to creating designs that feel uniquely mine. Fashion, for me, isn’t just about trends but about telling a personal story and connecting with a broader cultural conversation. My love for fashion also led me to write for the French clothing brand Café Coton, where I focused on fashion history, current trends, and consumer advice.
When I’m not creating or studying, I’m often immersed in books. I’m an avid reader, with a deep love for romance novels and classics, which ties back to my literature studies. I also enjoy writing, whether it’s articles, creative pieces, or simply reflecting on the things that inspire me—be it art, culture, or fashion.
Bridgerton’s Regency Revival: How Corsets And Petticoats Are Reintroducing Hyper-Femininity To Women’s Wardrobes
The Ever-Revolving Fashion Cycle: Leopard Print’s Journey From Tacky To Trendy
A Brief History Of The Louis Vuitton Monogram: Balancing Sophistication And The Fear Of Cheap Imitations.