Anya Hindmarch
Emily Beaman has had a diverse range of roles in the fashion industry. Emily started their career as a Visual Merchandiser at Urban Outfitters Inc. UK and Europe in 2006. Emily then moved on to Agent Provocateur, where they worked as a Windows Design and Production Co-ordinator from 2008 to 2011, and later became the Global Visual Merchandising Manager from 2011 to 2017. In 2017, they joined Charlotte Olympia as a Visual Merchandising Manager on a maternity cover basis. Emily is currently working as the Head of Visual Merchandising and Creative Projects at Anya Hindmarch since September 2018.
Emily Beaman completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Product Design from the University of the Arts London, from the year 2004 to 2007.
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Anya Hindmarch
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Founded in London in 1987, Anya Hindmarch is a dynamic global brand, known for its luxury, organisation-obsessed accessories, groundbreaking work in sustainability and playful experiential retail concepts. Creativity, modern craftsmanship and personalisation sit at the heart of everything Anya Hindmarch does. Alongside beautiful seasonal collections are a series of dedicated concepts. The brand pioneered the modern obsession with personalisation with Be A Bag, featuring customers’ photographs. Today the Bespoke store reconnects the craftsman and the customer, offering countless ways to personalise bags and accessories and creating made to order designs. Meanwhile, the Labelled collection is a line up of intuitively-designed pieces – from zippable pockets to activity-specific bags – which celebrate the art of organisation. Committed to creating responsibly, the brand constantly strives to innovate to reduce its impact on the earth and drive education and discussion around sustainability, paying heed to the mantra, ‘progress, not perfection.’ Testament to this are projects including Return To Nature, I Am A Plastic Bag and Waste Not Want Not. In 2021 Anya Hindmarch launched The Village on Pont Street, London, a community of neighbouring Anya Hindmarch stores and a cafe.