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#103 This Creative Life: A Conversation with Robyn Lea


Saturday, May 17th Live on Zoom 

10pm Italy, 1pm Los Angeles, 4pm New York

(Sunday, May 18th in Australia, 8amMelbourne)


In this lush, illustrated book for lovers of fashion and interior design, bestselling photographer and author Robyn Lea opens the door to the private spaces where some of the world’s top fashion designers live their best creative lives.

At-home photographs and profiles of twenty fashion world professionals from around the globe give readers an intimate and authentic portrayal of creativity outside the studio or the office. As boldly individual as the designers who call them home, the spaces captured here cross six countries and represent thirteen different architectural styles spanning more than five hundred years, from a fourteenth century Italian palace to a twenty-first century renovation in the English countryside. They range in size from one-bedroom apartments and compact country cottages to mansions, villas, and palazzos.

Among them are Giles Massé and Andrea Tartaglia’s mid-century modern apartment in Milan, Bella Freud’s west London warehouse conversion, Alice Temperley’s Regency manor, Edgardo Osorio’s palace on the banks of the Arno in Florence, and a sumptuous resort on the shores of Lake Como, JJ Martin’s preferred home away from home, where she recharges her creative spirit.

Revealing the ultimate spaces for creative living, This Creative Life: Fashion Designers at Home encourages and inspires the reader to live their very own way.

Robyn Lea is an Australian photographer, author and director who has been working internationally for over 20 years. She has 16 book credits to her name including the bestselling Dinner with Jackson Pollock (Assouline, 2015) and A Room of Her Own, published by Thames & Hudson in 2021. Her critically acclaimed work has been featured in The New York Times, Vogue USA, Vogue Italia, Vogue Living, Time and Elle Decoration UK, among other publications. Robyn is also an exhibiting photographic artist, having had more than ten solo exhibitions, including ‘Cena da Jackson Pollock’ at the prestigious Vittoriano Museum in Rome in 2015 as part of the World Expo. In a testament to her global standing, she was chosen from thousands of photographers around the world to shoot the Ritz Paris book.


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