Can you tell us about your journey as a fashion stylist and creative director? How did you get started in the industry?

I'm very much an accidental stylist. I had an interest in magazines growing up, often making my own and distributing them at school, collecting them but not really understanding that there were many jobs that formed part of the magazine and publishing industry. When I was 19 I replied to a message on MySpace to assist on a photoshoot and had zero experience. I didn't even know how to steam clothes but that was my first taste of fashion editorials. I was hooked from there. I started assisting more established stylists, learning on the job and developing my portfolio alongside this, doing model tests.

Teija Women is a new regular feature, bringing you interviews with the creative women and female founders who inspire us. We look at how they wear their favourite Teija pieces and how they weave style into their creative practice. 

This month we meet photographer and ceramicist Tor Harrison.

Teija Women is a new regular feature, bringing you interviews with the creative women who inspire us. We look at how they wear their favourite Teija pieces and how they weave style into their creative practice. 

First up is potter Rebecca Proctor.