PORTFOLIO

A collage of a woman with long hair in a striped shirt, holding a boot, with a cutout of a face in her chest and a rectangular red skirt, surrounded by black ink outlines on a beige background.

My name is Verity, a London-based creative driven by a deep passion for fashion imagery and digital design. Rooted in the vibrant energy of this city, I’m constantly inspired by its ever-shifting style and culture. As a student at the London College of Fashion, I’m honing my craft, exploring visual storytelling, and pushing the boundaries of how fashion can be experienced in the digital world. Creativity fuels me, and I’m here to bring bold, thoughtful concepts to life.

VERITY SUTTON

Graphic Designer & Content Creator

A person wearing a peach-colored lace dress with long lace gloves, sitting on a wooden floor.
A woman wearing a white and gray gown with lace details, holding up part of her dress to reveal lace underneath, standing on a wooden floor against a plain background.

I designed an innovative wardrobe organisation app for KS.1 that transforms the way users interact with their personal style. The concept allows users to digitally view and manage their entire wardrobe, effortlessly moving items into charity or selling sections while curating a personalised wish list for future inspiration. Taking inspiration from the clean, intuitive user journey of the Zara app, I focused on creating a seamless, visually driven experience where fashion and functionality merge. This project reflects my passion for thoughtful digital design and my commitment to developing tools that empower people to express themselves through style in a smarter, more sustainable way. 

A woman standing indoors, wearing a white sleeveless top, cream-colored loose pants, and brown pointed-toe shoes. In the background, there are people seated on a bench and modern interior features such as stairs and glass walls.
Close-up of a woman wearing a denim shirt, gold jewelry, and vibrant charms on a necklace, including a red dice with rhinestones and a black ring with gold accents. 
paris fashion week 2025

SHAY JEWELRY

PFW

During Paris Fashion Week, I had the opportunity to work with a luxury fashion and lifestyle brand, documenting exclusive behind-the-scenes moments tailored for their clients. Crafting visual stories across some of the most exciting shows and presentations, filming for brands such as Khaite, Shay Jewelry, Marie Lichtenberg, and Honayda. Alongside shooting, I edited dynamic video content for each brand, creating refined, engaging reels using KS.1 Instagram elevating their brands identity. This experience deepened my love for fashion storytelling and strengthened my ability to translate luxury, craftsmanship, and atmosphere into compelling digital imagery.

 

3d product design
Three stacked wooden jewelry boxes with interior compartments filled with watches, rings, necklaces, and earrings.

KS.1 Instagram Link

https://www.instagram.com/ks.1bykatiesukh/

APP DESIGN

Working with KS.1

A wooden box with a hinged lid containing multiple jewelry inserts with matching sets, including earrings, necklaces, bracelets, or watches. The inserts are removable, and receipts can be placed underneath them.

I used Blender to create detailed 3D mock-ups of a bespoke jewellery box organiser, designed with removable inserts to make it both elegant and practical for travel. Through precise modelling, texturing, and lighting, I brought the concept to life visually, allowing the brand to explore materials long before production. I then developed a clear and compelling client presentation, showcasing the design’s features, usability, and luxury appeal. This project strengthened my ability to communicate ideas through immersive digital visuals and deliver refined concepts tailored to a client’s needs.

 

WEEKLY STYLING EDITS

A fashionable woman walking on a city sidewalk wearing a fur coat, lace slip dress, tights, and sunglasses, with buildings and street in the background.
A collage titled 'Gold Girl' showcasing gold-themed fashion accessories and clothing, including a long sequined dress, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, a skin-colored clutch, and matching shoes. The background features a woman in a similar outfit standing outdoors at night with a Christmas tree.
Collection of Lady Dior handbags in various styles and colors, with a central image of Princess Diana holding a black Lady Dior purse, surrounded by close-up images of different Lady Dior bags labeled by size and color.

D&AD NEW BLOOD WINNER 2024

Design & Art Direction

A woman taking a mirror selfie dressed in Argyle Smart Casual attire with gray wide-leg pants, a gray argyle cardigan, maroon belt, and burgundy boots, accessorized with glasses, gold jewelry, and a taupe handbag.
A collection of five designer handbags from Fendi, labeled as specials, including a green sequin baguette, a beige Peekaboo, a multicolored baguette with a chain strap, a butterfly textured baguette, and a gold floral baguette. A model is holding a red bag with a leopard-print coat, and there is a cocktail glass with olives depicted.
Hand pressing elevator button labeled 10, with a red high-heeled shoe hanging from the finger, and the text 'Love, Katie & Sukh. x' written on the photo.

I was awarded a D&AD Award for a concept that tackled one of the biggest cultural shifts facing today’s generation: we’ve stopped going out. My research revealed that Gen Z often opts for delivery apps and cheap takeaways, contributing to a much wider issue, our high streets are slowly dying.

My idea, Nando’s LOUCO Pop-Up Parties, was created to reignite real-life experiences and reconnect young people with their local high street. These one-night-only events deliver an uplifting, high-energy atmosphere featuring live music, giveaways, and the unbeatable spirit of Nando’s. Designed to spark excitement and tap into FOMO culture, the campaign used a vibrant social media strategy to position each pop-up as the must-attend moment.

Click link to watch full video and see more info: https://www.dandad.org/work/new-blood-archive/nandos-louco

 

I create weekly digital edits across womenswear, menswear, and festive gift sets, delivering fresh, curated content tailored to the brand’s clients. Each week, I produce the ‘Every Woman Edit’ and the ‘It- Bag Edit’, carefully researching trending fashion and aligning every selection with the brand’s refined luxury aesthetic. My role involves crafting visually engaging, thoughtfully structured layouts that feel both elevated and effortless to navigate. Through a balance of trend insight, storytelling, and design precision, I aim to create edits that inspire, inform, and reflect the brand’s signature style.

 

Colorful logo with the text 'LOVE 60' in large green bubble letters, and the words 'GET CRAZY' in green and 'NANDOS' in blue beneath it, on a pink background.
Colorful advertisement for a party called 'Loco,' featuring vibrant pink, green, and red backgrounds with images of people dancing and a poster with event details.
Colorful poster advertising Louco Luck Games with images of a rooster and a hen, offering rooster charms and game challenges, background featuring pink swirling patterns, text in bright colors about game rules and prizes.