Draft:Freddie Smithson
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Freddie Smithson also known as Freddie Made is a British social media personality and Creative Director in the world of fashion and luxury and was previously the Senior Creative of Social Media at Burberry.[1]
Biography[edit]
Born in Leeds, Smithson grew up in Harrogate, attended Leeds Arts University and studied Graphic Communication at Bath School of Art and Design in Bath, Somerset.
Prior to becoming Burberry's Senior Creative for Social in 2020, Smithson worked at Henry Holland's fashion label House of Holland. He also works with fashion houses including Dior, Valentino and Jimmy Choo as well as publishers Highsnobiety, Vogue Italia and Garage Magazine.
Smithson is known for his Instagram account freddiemade which he has run since 2016 and has amassed a following of over 130,000 people, where he was an early adopter of Fashion memes. Fans of Smithson's work include pop star Rihanna who in 2017 shared controversial edits of Smithson's on her Instagram account, depicting The Queen's head on her own body in varying outfits,[2] which was widely shared and discussed in press and media globally at the time. Smithson has been voted 'Best Fashion meme'[3] on multiple occasions by Vogue Magazine, and is considered one of the social media fashion industry's most influential members.[4]
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- ^ "10 fashion Instagram meme accounts to follow while you stay at home". AsiaOne. April 24, 2020.
- ^ "UPDATED: Here is the Master Photoshopper Behind Those Rihanna/Queen Elizabeth Mash-Ups - PAPER Magazine".
- ^ Nast, Condé (December 21, 2017). "The Greatest Fashion Memes Of 2017". British Vogue.
- ^ Carder, Sabrina (March 7, 2018). "Meet Freddie Made, the Instagrammer the fashion world is obsessed with". Evening Standard.
- ^ https://www.talentatelier.com/creative-achievers/freddie-smithson-freddiemade/
- ^ "Q&A With Fashion Meme Artist Freddie Made | Selfridges".
- ^ Ways, Curious. "Freddie Made is the digital artist blending culture's high and low seamlessly".
- ^ Leaper, Caroline (October 29, 2019). "The Queen's success as monarch is thanks, in part, to her royal dresser Angela Kelly". The Telegraph – via www.telegraph.co.uk.
- ^ Nast, Condé (August 31, 2019). "A laugh will save you". Vogue Italia.
- ^ "The Profitable Lightness of Memes". April 9, 2018.