Having perfected print techniques Victoria has beenworking closely with Britains longest established silk weavers to develop a range of richlytextured woven silks. They reflect the vivid colours used in print thatoriginally attracted the attention of Jon Snow, but weave adds anotherdimension not possible to achieve with print.

Victorias, unique approach to design offers another level of choice forcustomers seeking individuality and the quality that you expect from thefashion capital of the world.

Victoria has worked with leading Britishand European fashion designers and produces a range of accessories and garmentsunder her own label, which sells all over the world. Her work is included inthe permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum London and the Museum of Fashion andTextiles, New York. She hand prints the designs and experiments with colour placementand proportion and then selects the patterns before committing to print, or weave.

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A closing historic anecdote: 1860, thePrince of Wales ordered a short smoking jacket to wear at informal dinnerparties at Sandringham from his friend, the tailor, Henry Poole. It was thefirst dinner jacket on record and was cut in midnight bluecloth. In 1886, a Mr James Potter of Tuxedo Park, New York, was ahouseguest at Sandringham.

He consequently ordered a similar dinnerjacket to Bertie's from Henry Poole & Co. It was this dinner jacket that MrPotter wore at the Tuxedo Park Club inspiring numerous copies that fellowmembers wore as informal uniform for stag dinners. Thus the Tuxedo was born atHenry Poole & Co. It took only eight years for an accidental style to crossthe Atlantic and soon became an American institution, but what of its origins.Theres value in originality, quality and good style.

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