Deborah Fowler is a highly skilled Fashion Design Technician at the University of Leeds, guiding students through the intricate transformation of 2D patterns into fully realised 3D garments. With a focus on hands-on learning, she mentors’ students in practical garment construction, sharing essential industry techniques that bridge design theory and application. With over four decades working in the fashion industry, Deborah’s expertise spans garment manufacturing, couture garments, bridal wear, men’s tailoring, and more. Her extensive experience informs her support of the basic pattern-cutting course, where she empowers beginners and professionals to build their fashion skills.
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As a Fashion Design Innovation Technician at the School of Design, Faye Hindle supports students by teaching them essential technical skills for fashion creation, including the use of industrial machinery and specialised equipment for pattern cutting, embroidery, and garment construction. With over 15 years of industry experience, she provides hands-on guidance, helping students transform creative concepts into professional-quality outcomes. Her background includes a first-class honours degree in Fashion Design & Management form the University of East London and experience working with renowned designers like Rick Owens and Gareth Pugh. She also runs her own children’s wear brand and assists others in building online businesses.
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