Erin Eaves is an emerging designer and maker whose practice explores the intersections of sustainability, wearable art, and social debate. Graduating in 2025 from Liverpool Hope University with a degree in Art & Design History and Contemporary Fashion Design, she investigates the role of fashion as both art and industry, questioning its cultural significance through her work. 

Working across fabric, metal, and recycled materials, Erin creates expressive and vibrant designs that range from one-of-a-kind jewellery to bold textile pieces. Her projects often transform second-hand and sustainable materials into works that challenge the boundaries between fashion, craft, and fine art. 

Alongside her material practice, Erin engages critically with debates on accessibility, affordability, and the impact of fashion on identity and society.

Driven by a commitment to both innovation and sustainability, Erin seeks to develop wearable art that celebrates individuality while sparking dialogue about fashion’s evolving place in culture.