Julie Verhoeven

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Julie Verhoeven is an illustrator and designer, and her work spans illustration, creative direction and design consultancy. Her love of drawing is always at the heart of her work. She studied fashion at Medway College (now Kent Institute), graduating in 1987, and began her career as first design assistant to John Galliano, continuing this role with Martine Sitbon in Paris. She went on to head Italian brand Gibo. She has collaborated on fashion projects on international fashion brands including Louis Vuitton and Mulberry. Verhoeven contributes regularly to publications including Dazed & Confused and Self Service.

She has exhibited her work in a number of solo shows, including: Still Life with Woman, ZINGERpresents, Amsterdam; Verheaven, Riflemaker, London; Dull as Dishwater, Vera Gliem, Cologne; Salty Nipples, Tache Levy Gallery, Brussels; Man Enough to be a Woman, MU, Eindhoven; Rubber Necking, The White Cubicle, London; Fannying Around, Concrete, The Hayward Gallery, London.

Julie Verhoeven is an illustrator and designer, and her work spans illustration, creative direction and design consultancy. Her love of drawing is always at the heart of her work. She studied fashion at Medway College (now Kent Institute), graduating in 1987, and began her career as first design assistant to John Galliano, continuing this role with Martine Sitbon in Paris. She went on to head Italian brand Gibo. She has collaborated on fashion projects on international fashion brands including Louis Vuitton and Mulberry. Verhoeven contributes regularly to publications including Dazed & Confused and Self Service.

She has exhibited her work in a number of solo shows, including: Still Life with Woman, ZINGERpresents, Amsterdam; Verheaven, Riflemaker, London; Dull as Dishwater, Vera Gliem, Cologne; Salty Nipples, Tache Levy Gallery, Brussels; Man Enough to be a Woman, MU, Eindhoven; Rubber Necking, The White Cubicle, London; Fannying Around, Concrete, The Hayward Gallery, London.

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