About
Morag Seaton is a Scottish garment designer, researcher and maker specialising in abstract tailoring, functional detail and environmental solutions for fashion design.
Morag’s research focuses on the relationship we have with our clothes. She runs interview-led projects and workshops that use clothing as a medium to explore the socio-cultural, emotional and environmental significance of the stories within our wardrobes.
All design, production, graphics and illustration by Morag Seaton.
Morag’s research focuses on the relationship we have with our clothes. She runs interview-led projects and workshops that use clothing as a medium to explore the socio-cultural, emotional and environmental significance of the stories within our wardrobes.
This work is part of a wider project calledWorn, a community and company that Morag co-founded with her research partner, Abigail Jubb. The insights from these projects are used to inform Morag’s design, products and work within sustainable development.
[Currently based in Glasgow, Scotland.]
All design, production, graphics and illustration by Morag Seaton.
Awards
First Prize
The Glasgow School of Art
Sustainability Degree Show Prize 2018
First Prize
The Glasgow School of Art
Award for Dissertation 2018
First Prize Incorporation of Bonnetmakers and Dyers Design Award 2018
First Prize
John Byrne Writing Award
2018
Winner of the John Byrne Writing Award
for “Garment Stories”, a book of illustrated interviews which follows the relationship between people and their clothes. www.johnbyrneaward.org.uk/