Styling, Merchandising, and Bespoke Bridal and Race Wear Millinery
By Elizabeth DeVere Courtenay of House Of DeVere.
House of DeVere by Elizabeth DeVere Courtenay is a styling, merchandising, and bespoke bridal and race wear millinery enterprise.
Years of creative endeavours in a fashion and home wares retail environment has lead to a demand for my services in a freelance capacity.
House of DeVere is a portfolio of recent works (and some from the past) of a variety of services I can offer you, your business or your special event!.
My merchandising instore, for shop windows and expo's as well as shopping centre windows and displays has lead to styling both corporate and special events.
I have worked in management and business development roles in both Large and small Retailers and events companies- David Jones, Sportsgirl, Kidstuff, One Fine day Boutique, for Donna Hay,
Sweet Art, North Coast Weddings Magazine and For IMG Fashion - Back of house-manager and head dresser for numerous Fashion Weeks in Sydney.
I can source, create, design and produce an event for you, whilst keeping in mind your overall vision and of course your budgeting restraints.
As a stylist on both home interiors, home wears and fashion shoots - for magazine, web and print media, I provide a service that is perfect in detail, organised and unique when required,
creative to show what your customers are after and what you wish to achieve. I have a love of all things craft, fabric, sparkling and fabulous.
This is how House of DeVere has evolved. After making numerous friends and acquaintances bridal veils, sashes and race wear headpieces and fascinators- the demand for a portfolio of my work has evolved. I strive to create that extra special something for
your special day. Colours themes and continuity are my speciality. So call , message or email me for a chat on what I can do to make your next event,
outfit, shoot or shop window fabulously spectacular.
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- Category:
- Event planning/event services