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United Kingdom

Craig Lawrence

  • Experimental knitwear
  • Metallic yarn
  • Unconventional materials

Craig Lawrence established his label after graduating from Central Saint Martins in 2009, having already made knitwear for Gareth Pugh. He expands knitting through unexpected materials, including foil, sweet wrappers and metallic-covered Japanese yarn.

Portrait of Craig Lawrence
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Five looks to know

Layered pale knit dress and leggings — Craig Lawrence, Spring/Summer 2013

Collection selection

Layered pale knit dress and leggings

Spring/Summer 2013

Fine sheer knit layers are combined with a close-fitting skirt, separate sleeves and leggings.

Craig Lawrence official collection archive; photographer not stated
Long silver fringed dress — Craig Lawrence, Spring/Summer 2013

Collection selection

Long silver fringed dress

Spring/Summer 2013

Long, loose strands extend the knitted dress into a moving surface.

Craig Lawrence official collection archive; photographer not stated
Textured pale short dress — Craig Lawrence, Spring/Summer 2013

Collection selection

Textured pale short dress

Spring/Summer 2013

A compact short dress concentrates the silver yarn into a dense, raised texture.

Craig Lawrence official collection archive; photographer not stated
Dark knit top and flared trousers — Craig Lawrence, Autumn/Winter 2012

Collection selection

Dark knit top and flared trousers

Autumn/Winter 2012

Sheer striped trousers contrast with a denser cropped top and bright waistband.

Craig Lawrence official collection archive; photographer not stated
Looped scarf and ribbed knit dress — Craig Lawrence, Autumn/Winter 2012

Collection selection

Looped scarf and ribbed knit dress

Autumn/Winter 2012

An oversized looped scarf amplifies the sculptural ribs of the sleeveless dress.

Craig Lawrence official collection archive; photographer not stated

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Selected work

1 piece

About Craig Lawrence

These experiments produce intricate, shimmering clothes that connect everyday substances to eveningwear, making texture and handwork central to the finished silhouette.