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Lon­don May 12, 2012 After grad­u­at­ing from Brighton Uni­ver­sity with a degree in Fash­ion Design in 1997, set designer Shona Heath unleashed her imag­i­na­tion to full effect, cre­at­ing fan­tas­ti­cal worlds for mag­a­zines and fash­ion brands — from con­struct­ing a set full of over­sized birds for Mul­berry to craft­ing an air bal­loon dress worn by Coca Rocha for British Vogue. We vis­ited Heath at her stu­dio in Dal­ston where she was work­ing on a story for British Vogue, and then fol­lowed her to the shoot at Big Sky Stu­dios. Here, she tells us about work­ing with her hus­band, pho­tog­ra­pher Tim Gutt, why she’s great at work­ing with so many dif­fer­ent peo­ple, and the inspi­ra­tions behind her barmy worlds. Shona Heath Set Designer

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