I created these biker outfits for J'Lo and Beyonce in the style of "Kill Bill" for the Pepsi commercial entittled "Music"

I created a twist as was required on traditional Kendo outfits for J'Lo and Beyonce for the Pepsi commercial entittled "Music"

In this commercial directed by Tarsem, Nike sponsored footballer stars fought "Kendo" style warriors following orders from their Red Leader.

Guinevere Turner starred in this movie as a Dominatrix who put on spectacular stage shows. Here she is as the Ringmistress.

The costumes for this BAFTA nominated drama documentary had to be thoroughly researched to be as authentic as possible. This crown was copied from the original made in copper and gold, found in Tutankhamun's tomb and now in the Cairo museum, Egypt.

The costumes for this BAFTA nominated drama documentary had to thoroughly researched to be as authentic as possible, even down to the fabrics used. The crowns and jewellery were specially made.

I styled this young king Tutankhamun for Discovery Channel's 'Who killed Tutankhamun?'

Wanting a slightly different approach to the "sexy girl draped over car" style of publicity, this commercial was for Peugeot, sponsors of " The World Racing Championships".

Wanting a slightly different approach to the "sexy girl draped over car" style of publicity, this commercial was for Peugeot, sponsors of " The World Racing Championships".

This was one of the "Seven Deadly Sins" I created for a magazine campaign for which they wanted a "fetish" edge.

This" Ice Warrior" was created for a commercial for 7 UP and had to allow the actor to move easily on the ice.

This portrait is of a 19th Century character from a Docu-Drama for Discovery Channel. I love how the "realness" of the clothes works so well with his great facial features, creating a fabulous character.

This portrait is of a 19th Century character from a Docu-Drama for Discovery Channel. I love how the "realness" of the clothes works so well with his great facial features, creating a fabulous character.

Blackbeard and his crew hatch a plot in Discovery Channel's "Pirates".

Vintage meets contempory styling in this shoot used to advertise a collection of original 1940's stockings.

This Fairy themed shoot was for the 'National Hairdressing Awards'. We wanted to create an organic feel so I made the 'bird-like' Spring Fairy costume out of ripped tuille and various feathers I had found and dyed.

This Fairy themed shoot was for the 'National Hairdressing Awards'. To create the organic feel required, I made this Summer Fairy from a mixture of real and fake leaves and flowers.

This Fairy themed shoot was for the 'National Hairdressing Awards'. I styled this Autumn Fairy using a mixture of real leaves and fake follage.

This Fairy themed shoot was for the 'National Hairdressing Awards'. This Winter Fairy's hard edged costume was softened with fur.

Here, Paz Vega is seen as St Teresa. As her assistant, I helped Eiko Ishioka create this traditional costume together with the strong, clean graphic look she wanted.

As costume assistant to Oscar winner Eiko Ishioka, I was responsible for helping her make her visions a reality. Here, a traditional priest is transformed into a strong graphic character which, when seen in the film, blends into the Indian landscape.

Here, Justine Waddell plays the Princess on her wedding day. The stunning hand beaded head dress is the highlight of this sculptural costume.

The lotus flower was the basis for this costume design by Eiko Ishioka. The headress had moveable fans to reveal the Princess's identity.We had to find the exact same red fabric as Eiko had used for Gary Oldman in Dracula and get it embroidered in New York.

Eiko Ishioka mixed ideas from Western military dress with traditional Japanese style to create the hero of the film Blue Bandit". As her assistant I helped her create this simplified yet strong image in the UK and Japan..and help the actor survive in the 110 degree heat of India!

These guys made up the evil army. A Victorian medical X ray outfit, as seen in the film, is transformed into a child's nightmare. Made of leather and worn with under suits, the 100's of Indian extras we had were incredibly resiliant to the heat!

Based on the character Darwin. Eiko Ishioka designed this costume using traditional Victorian garments and then wanted a coat resembling a butterfly. Each hair was hand inserted, taking hours of intense work...Leo Bill, the actor was amazingly patient wearing this costume in the 110 degree heat we faced during filming in India...and as for keeping his white outfit clean...!

With the African slave character, Eiko Ishioka and Tarsem, the film's director, wanted to show off the actor's physique whilst mixing it up with graphic lines and African tribal styling.

Precise period costumes were recreated for the 1905 Californian hospital scenes.

A 1900's scene involving Hollywood 'Cowboys & Indians' gave me the opportunity to create this Native American chief.