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Fraser Miller
After specialising in knitwear, Fraser went on to be awarded the visionary knitwear awards at Graduate Fashion Week 2018.
He was later awarded a scholarship at Central Saint Martins to join the MA. Fraser's passion to pursue fashion comes from his mother, a seamstress, “My mother would set me the task to cut out tops for her from shop bought patterns and sew them together. A couple of tops and teddy bears later, my desire to make and sew grew more and more every summer.”
Student Project
ABERDEEN
The main inspiration for this project was Fraser’s paternal heritage of Aberdeen and its fisherman. His inspiration followed back to the 1950's + 60’s where his grandfather and great grandfather were fishermen. Fraser looked at the materials and explored how waste in the fishing world could contribute to a sustainable collection for Tod’s. Using Fish Leather meant that there would not only be great texture and property but also a sustainable answer to waste materials.
Mentorship
MENTOR: ANDREW DAVIS
Style editor, The Face
Background
Fraser is the ninth child of a ten sibling Christian family from Bristol. After Fraser was awarded his visionary knitwear award, he applied to the British Fashion Council for a scholarship to be able to attend the MA at Central Saint Martins.
