Gabrielle Shiner-Hill is a lecturer in sustainable fashion, speaker & podcaster, leading conversations around the advancement of digitisation in fashion.
Gabrielle brings her experience as a UAL and Ravensbourne lecturer to academic institutions, panels and public discussions on solutions to fashion’s sustainability problem.
Enquire about booking Gabrielle Shiner-Hill to host a workshop or panel talk.
Explore her range of topics below.
Industry Speaking Topics
“My manufacturers aren’t ready to digitise” - and other supply chain myths.
In this talk Gabrielle draws on 20 years of her work in the supply chain and discusses how you can collaborate with your supply chain to move digital product creation forward.
How Industry, Academia and Technology can work together to mobilise digital product creation.
Gabrielle has consistently worked at the intersection of Industry, Academia and Technology, in this talk find out how best to leverage these areas.
How digitisation can support the preservation of endangered material knowledge.
Gabrielle is passionate about the preservation of heritage textiles, find out about her work and research with Bureau 555 and collaborations with Brihatta Art Foundation in Bangladesh.
Who should lead on fabric digitisation?
As digital product creation gains traction we are presented with the question, who should digitise the fabric? Brands, manufacturers or mills? in this talk Gabrielle addresses the use cases and drivers for each area of the industry.
Using digital materials to supercharge your impact assessment.
The data held within digital materials has the potential to unlock the impact assessment data the fashion industry needs. Hear from Gabrielle about how to capture an leverage this data.
Heritage textiles and the case for digitisation.
Drawing on her work with Fashion Museum Bath and the digitisation of fashion assets, find out how museums are using digitisation to drive engagement and outreach.
