Create Boutique Run Creative Workshops In Stylish Venues Across London

Jackie Woosnam-Savage, Founder of Create Boutique says: "Create Boutique is the perfect event solution: unique, stylish and fun.

2011-10-10

LONDON, ENGLAND, October 10, 2011 (Press-News.org) Whether it's making Carrie-esque fascinators or burlesque nipple tassels, Create Boutique can tailor bespoke workshops to suit your needs, catering for groups of up to forty people. Our workshops are run by specialists from a Milliner who has designed for Dita Von Teese, to a creative who designs for luxury underwear brand Myla.

We've teamed up with cool, "in the know" venues across London such as the Hospital Private Members Club, that can host a luxury workshop, or alternatively we can bring the Boutique to you. The workshops are a great way to socialise or team build by getting creative together.

Jackie Woosnam-Savage, Founder of Create Boutique says: "Create Boutique is the perfect event solution: unique, stylish and fun. We recently ran a workshop for Selfridges where we taught customers to make nipple tassels which went down a storm! We love a chance to get creative so the bigger the challenge the better: we take pride in coming up with solutions that are tailored to the needs of individual groups."

To find out more about Create Boutique, book a workshop or want us to come up with a creative idea for a unique event, call us on 07859 028 118 or visit our website at: http://www.create-boutique.co.uk.

For further media information please contact Kate McMahon, Press Office on 07887 533497 or email: kate@create-boutique.co.uk

Notes to editors:

Events in the planning:
• Mad Hatter Boutique

A selection of four Mad Hatter Boutique workshops take guests through the basics of creating a unique headpiece. Run by our Milliner who has designed for Dita Von Teese, workshops vary from 2-5 hours.

• Burlesque Boutique

This Create Boutique workshop is a bit naughty but great fun! Perfect for parties, we teach you how to make your own saucy nipple tassels. The workshop takes up to three hours and is led by our creative who has worked for the luxury Myla Underwear brand.

• Wicked Wig Boutique

Our resident Wig Designer, shows you how to customise unique wig creations with luxurious embellishments. These Couture workshops take up to three hours. Daring and ostentatious they make a real style statement.

• Lingerie Boutique

Guests will create their own tie side satin knicker from a selection of beautiful fabrics, from a template provided by our specialist, a designer who studied at Central St Martin's College of Art and has worked for Nicole Farhi. This workshop takes up to 3 hours.

• Wedding Stationary Boutique

Design your own stunning, bespoke wedding stationary to suit a contemporary or vintage inspired wedding. Can include banners, escort cards, table plans, place tags, invitations or save the dates. Workshop can take up to 3 hours according to the client needs.

Create Boutique: as featured in Grazia, New York Times Style Magazine, Glamour and Conde Naste.

At Create Boutique, the home of hands-on fashion, we keep your eye on the fashion pages and show you how to make it yourself. Perfect for private parties, corporate entertainment and cool kids, all Boutique To You.

We scour London for the best fashion industry specialists to give you the know-how to make something special and our team includes a hand bag designer to Diane Von Furstenberg to the winner of BBC2s Great British Bake Off to name but a few!

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