PRESS ARCHIVE

Media coverage from across the years

Click through the galleries below to access Becky’s press archive. From cover stories, to fashion shoots, opinion pieces to in-depth interviews, these cuttings provide a rich picture of Becky’s work from the public realm over the years. Scroll to the bottom to access Becky’s academic CV.

“Earley has brought passion and dynamism to the Crafts Council, raising a flag for craft and design examined in a profound way.”

Suzy Menkes, International Herald Tribune
“…some of the most incredible suits of the London collections….”

Harriet Quick, Fashion Weekly
"Earley, the powerhouse behind the TED Resource, has been influencial in arming the design students of today who will be the fashion leaders of tomorrow..."

Matilda Lee, Ecologist Magazine
“Earley, whizz kid of trompe l’oeil printing techniques and a designer rapidly building up a reputation among London’s club kids….”

Harriet Quick, The Guardian
“Jones snapped up her entire collection, while she turned down a placement in Karl Largerfield’s studio and became instead one of the new generation of British designers...”

Emma O’Kelly, Design Week Magazine
“As a fashion and textiles graduate from Central St Martins in London in 1996, Rebecca’s work received instant acclaim. It was a hectic and exciting time..."

Gardens Illustrated
“Earley’s treatment gowns were especially enlightened... designed to improve morale by providing individually patterned gowns..."

Geraldine Rudge, Crafts Magazine
“Britain’s Rebecca Earley is changing the face of fashion and gives print fashion new meaning!”

Mary Cooney, G-Spot Magazine
“Her work also has a critical edge, enough to already win it a place behind museum cases at the V&A... awarded a prize at this year’s Peugeot Design Awards.”

The Guardian
“Her collections are as strong in silhouette and fashion content as they are in their fabrication.”

Mary Cooney, G-Spot Magazine
“Earley shows textiles which are beautiful as well as provocative, particularly the patterns made by ‘heat photogram’ from natural plant forms...”

Alan Powers, Nature in Design
“Earley can turn a second hand, meringue-like wedding dress into smart cocktail wear and a range of lush scarves... at the cutting edge of fashion.”

Fashion Statements Magazine
"Her fabrics are not only luxurious, original and desirable but are made from almost entirely recycled or found materials.”

The Sunday Times
“She experiments with the latest microfibre fabrics combined with revolutionary methods of printing and newly developed inks including retroflective ink.”

Marie O’Mahony, Techno Textiles
“Earley’s clever technique... witty and surreal photograms are produced imprinting such seemingly improbable objects as wire fencing and scattered dressmaking pins onto microfibre fabrics."

Barbara Jones, International Textiles Magazine
“Like Alexander McQueen, Sonja Nuttal, Fabio Piras, Hussein Chalayan and Geeta Patel, Earley came off the Central Saint Martins fashion-star production line.”

Time Out Magazine
“Earley’s printed fabrics are chic, unmistakable and utterly modern, and are keenly acquired by such celebs as Bjork and Zoe Ball.”

Time Out Magazine
“Earley’s chic, utterly modern printed fabrics are acquired by such celebs as Cher and Demi Moore."

Time Out Magazine
“Earley exhibits her much copied “heat photogram” work in an art show and prefers to concentrate on capsule collections for her B. Earley label, rather than adhering to seasonal trends.”

The Guardian
“Earley’s catwalk show at the London Fashion Week tent caused a storm amongst press and buyers.”

Dazed & Confused
“Earley’s collections demonstrate how the designer can work fluently with digital technology and handcrafted techniques.”

Melanie Bowles, Digital Textile Design
“Earley is more interested in context and concept than product or process, using technology for motivation and inspiration, over and above material techniques.”

Paul Greenhalgh, The Persistence of Craft
"This humanism, a temporal spirituality perhaps... evident in Rebecca Earley's work, but attached to a dynamic and ironical attitude to living... (she) believes fabric and clothing should reflect her kind of life."

Martina Margetts, No Picnic, Crafts Council
"Earley was responsible for the innovative and groundbreaking print designs that earned rave reviews at London Fashion Week."

Barbara Jones, International Textiles
"Avant-garde fabrics and print research..."

Colleziono Bis, Italy
"Still only 25, textile designer Rebecca Earley has had praise heaped on her from all quarters for her eye for vivid colour and startling imagery."

Tim Marsh, Evening Standard
"... creativity is reassuringly bubbling away under the more traditional face of fashion."

Mimi Spencer, Evening Standard
"... focus on modernity, quality and detail..."

Andrew Tucker, Drapers
"Having graduated from Central Saint Martins with a distinction, Earley's catwalk show at the London Fashion Week tent caused a storm amongst press and buyers."

Katie Grand, Dazed & Confused

COVERS

Fashion Weekly

Adrian Clark / Gavin Fernandez

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Craft Magazine

Caroline Roux

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Sourcing Ideas: Textile Design

Steed & Stevenson

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The Persistence of Craft

Paul Greenhalgh

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G-Spot

Izzy Verdan

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BOOKS

Textile Designers at the Cutting Edge

Bradley Quinn

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Digital Textile Design

Melanie Bowles & Ceri Isaac

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V&A Textiles: 1940 to now

Ngozi Ikoku

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Techno Textiles 2

Braddock Clarke & O’Mahony

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Techno Textiles

Braddock Clark & O’Mahony

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Advanced Textiles for Health & Wellbeing

Marie O’Mahony

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Knitwear in Fashion

Sandy Black

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Textile Design

Simon Clarke

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Techno Fashion

Bradley Quinn

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The Textile Reader

Jessica Hemmings

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Direction in Art: Textiles

Paul Mason

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Nature in Design

Alan Powers

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Heat Transfer Techniques

Dawn Dupree

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Fabric Dyeing & Printing

Kate Wells

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SHOOTS

Interview Magazine

Pin Print Dress
Bjork by Rankin

Photoprint Skirt
G-Spot

Blood Bikini
Dazed & Confused

Snake Trousers
Planet

Gold Lace Trousers
Planet

100% lycra knickers
Planet

Pink Cardi Knit Top
iD

Laminated Pleated School Skirt
iD

River Print Dress
Second Generation

Denim Print Scarf
Gavin Fernandez

Pin Striped Suit

PERIODICALS

Irish Times

The Airbnb for Fashion

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Recycling International

Top 100 names

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The New Scientist

Dressed for Life

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Gardens Illustrated

Interview

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Design Week

Dress for Success

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Flair, Italia

Low Impact Style

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Researcher Profile

Chelsea College of Arts

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The Guardian

Shirty Look

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Drapers Record

Interview

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Politiken

Interview

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SHOWS

Romanian Creative Week

Bittersweet Shirt

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Waste Age, Design Museum

Service Shirt
Design Museum London

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Slovenian Biennale, Iasi

Silence Shirt / Shirting Project

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Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI)

Radiotherapy Gowns
North Carolina, USA

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Evolution Revolution

Heritage Lace Shirt
Museum of Art, RISD, USA

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Craft & the Slow Revolution

Craftspace / Ten years of Top 100

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Shadow Catchers

Pin Print
V&A Museum

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Ethical Fashion Show

Top 100 Shirts
Paris & Frankfurt

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MFIT, New York

Ever & Again Shirt

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Spacex Gallery Exeter

End End Shirts

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Material Diversity

Recycled Knit Prints

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Masquerade

Boxing Rose Collection

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No Picnic

Crafts Council Gallery

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The Fabric of Fashion

British Council

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Crafts Council

Buyers Guide

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The New Knitting

Recycled Knit Prints

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Talente '99

Pin Prints

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Hometime: 8 Rooms

British Council

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reTHINK!

Tilburg

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KEYNOTES

Shaking Fashion

Madrid.

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PRESS ARCHIVE

Media coverage from across the years

“Earley has brought passion and dynamism to the Crafts Council, raising a flag for craft and design examined in a profound way.”

“…some of the most incredible suits of the London collections….”

"Earley, the powerhouse behind the TED Resource, has been influencial in arming the design students of today who will be the fashion leaders of tomorrow..."

“Earley, whizz kid of trompe l’oeil printing techniques and a designer rapidly building up a reputation among London’s club kids….”

“Jones snapped up her entire collection, while she turned down a placement in Karl Largerfield’s studio and became instead one of the new generation of British designers...”

“As a fashion and textiles graduate from Central St Martins in London in 1996, Rebecca’s work received instant acclaim. It was a hectic and exciting time..."

“Earley’s treatment gowns were especially enlightened... designed to improve morale by providing individually patterned gowns..."

“Britain’s Rebecca Earley is changing the face of fashion and gives print fashion new meaning!”

“Her work also has a critical edge, enough to already win it a place behind museum cases at the V&A... awarded a prize at this year’s Peugeot Design Awards.”

“Her collections are as strong in silhouette and fashion content as they are in their fabrication.”

“Earley shows textiles which are beautiful as well as provocative, particularly the patterns made by ‘heat photogram’ from natural plant forms...”

“Earley can turn a second hand, meringue-like wedding dress into smart cocktail wear and a range of lush scarves... at the cutting edge of fashion.”

"Her fabrics are not only luxurious, original and desirable but are made from almost entirely recycled or found materials.”

“She experiments with the latest microfibre fabrics combined with revolutionary methods of printing and newly developed inks including retroflective ink.”

“Earley’s clever technique... witty and surreal photograms are produced imprinting such seemingly improbable objects as wire fencing and scattered dressmaking pins onto microfibre fabrics."

“Like Alexander McQueen, Sonja Nuttal, Fabio Piras, Hussein Chalayan and Geeta Patel, Earley came off the Central Saint Martins fashion-star production line.”

“Earley’s printed fabrics are chic, unmistakable and utterly modern, and are keenly acquired by such celebs as Bjork and Zoe Ball.”

“Earley’s chic, utterly modern printed fabrics are acquired by such celebs as Cher and Demi Moore."

“Earley exhibits her much copied “heat photogram” work in an art show and prefers to concentrate on capsule collections for her B. Earley label, rather than adhering to seasonal trends.”

“Earley’s catwalk show at the London Fashion Week tent caused a storm amongst press and buyers.”

“Earley’s collections demonstrate how the designer can work fluently with digital technology and handcrafted techniques.”

“Earley is more interested in context and concept than product or process, using technology for motivation and inspiration, over and above material techniques.”

"This humanism, a temporal spirituality perhaps... evident in Rebecca Earley's work, but attached to a dynamic and ironical attitude to living... (she) believes fabric and clothing should reflect her kind of life."

"Earley was responsible for the innovative and groundbreaking print designs that earned rave reviews at London Fashion Week."

"Avant-garde fabrics and print research..."

"Still only 25, textile designer Rebecca Earley has had praise heaped on her from all quarters for her eye for vivid colour and startling imagery."

"... creativity is reassuringly bubbling away under the more traditional face of fashion."

"... focus on modernity, quality and detail..."

"Having graduated from Central Saint Martins with a distinction, Earley's catwalk show at the London Fashion Week tent caused a storm amongst press and buyers."

Fashion Weekly

Craft Magazine

Sourcing Ideas: Textile Design

The Persistence of Craft

G-Spot

Textile Designers at the Cutting Edge

Digital Textile Design

V&A Textiles: 1940 to now

Techno Textiles 2

Techno Textiles

Advanced Textiles for Health & Wellbeing

Knitwear in Fashion

Textile Design

Techno Fashion

The Textile Reader

Direction in Art: Textiles

Nature in Design

Heat Transfer Techniques

Fabric Dyeing & Printing

Interview Magazine

Bjork by Rankin

G-Spot

Dazed & Confused

Planet

Planet

Planet

iD

iD

Second Generation

Gavin Fernandez

Irish Times

Recycling International

The New Scientist

Gardens Illustrated

Design Week

Flair, Italia

Researcher Profile

The Guardian

Drapers Record

Politiken

Romanian Creative Week

Waste Age, Design Museum

Slovenian Biennale, Iasi

Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI)

Evolution Revolution

Craft & the Slow Revolution

Shadow Catchers

Ethical Fashion Show

MFIT, New York