Nicola Redmore

Departmental Lead in Teaching and Learning, Department of Fashion and Textiles
Textile Thinking Research Centre

Phone01484 473254
EmailN.A.Redmore@hud.ac.uk

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Personal profile

Biography

Nicola is a Senior Lecturer and the Department Lead: Teaching and Learning, for the Fashion and Textiles Department.

Nicola graduated from Huddersfield University with a BSc (Hons)Textile Design before embarking on a 15 year career in the performance textile industries based in the UK and Europe. Trained as a textile designer she has worked internationally for a number of global automotive interior companies including, Courtaulds Textiles and Milliken in roles from advanced designer to design director. A weave specialist, with an interest in trend prediction, and advanced design development, she has an in-depth understanding of the requirements of woven and knitted fabrics for automotive interiors.

Nicola was Course Leader for Textile Design for Fashion and Interiors BA/BSc(Hons) from 2008 -2014

Research Expertise and Interests

Woven design
Performance textiles
Trend and strategy innovation
New interpretations of textile traditions

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Research Output 2011 2017

2 Chapter
1 Conference contribution
1 Digital or Visual Products
1 Exhibition

Thought positions in Sculpture

Redmore, N., Bailey, R., Townsley, J., Macdonald, A. & MacDonald, J., 17 Nov 2017

Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products

Open Access

Thought

Huddersfield

University Research

Art

Open to change: Slowing down to explore and innovate.

Redmore, N., Oct 2016, Futurescan 3: Intersecting Identities. Britt, H., Morgan, L. & Walton, K. (eds.). FTC: Association of Fashion and Textiles, p. 215-221 7 p.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

Open Access

Designer

Handcraft

Haptics

Educators

Software