Collection by Eujin Rhee
Styled by Sarah Parker
Color. Curiosities. A challenge. These are some of London-based set designer and prop stylist Sarah Parker's likes. Her style could best be described as a more stylized Things Organized Neatly, where everything from food to shiny objects gets the Parker treatment. Objects are painstakingly arranged with not a hair out of place and color gets carefully integrated into each scene. Her growing list of clients includes the British Fashion Council, men's fashion e-commerce site Mr. Porter, and Honda. Click through the slideshow to take a peek inside the meticulously-designed world of Sarah Parker.
A Day on My Plate: Athletes’ Meals for NOWNESS.For luxury lifestyle website, NOWNESS, Parker and photographer Michael Bodiam collaborated to recreate Olympian nutritionist Dan Benardot's diets for five star athletes. Parker constructed the settings with laser-cut MDF, card, and paper, while the miniature food products (yes, they are real) add a playful touch.
Disegno with Thomas Brown.Shiny silver pouring containers lay upside down in this nature-inspired scene.
Mr. Porter 'Working Bags' Shoot.Everything other than the brown leather briefcase gets the color blue treatment.
British Fashion Council & GQ.Commissioned by the British Fashion Council & GQ, Parker built charming little sets by adding in quirky props and making the clothing pieces seem as if they were floating in air.