Stephanie Sartorio John is a fashion stylist and brand consultant based in London.

Stephanie has worked as a stylist and consultant in luxury fashion for 15 years. Having worked on the editorial teams of British and US Vogue and The Telegraph, Stephanie then moved to Burberry, working with the brand for 10 years, where she held the title of Head of Styling.

Returning to art school for a short period to pursue creative and personal projects, Stephanie gained an MA with distinction from the Royal College of Art in 2016. She now continues her creative and professional practices alongside teaching photography and styling on the BA Fashion Communication course at the University of Brighton.

Stephanie’s clients include Thom Browne, Burberry and Suited + Booted; a fashion charity.

Academic Research

Alongside her practice as a stylist, Stephanie makes sound installations that examine notions of the sublime, mysticism in landscape and the industrial revolution.

Exhibitions / Residencies / Awards

2018
‘Murmurations’ Residency with Chris Watson and Jez Riley French
Glenshee, Cairngorms

Touchradio.org
Through the Night

2017
Touch Mentorship 2017, Touch33.net

Learning to Listen, Bang + Olufsen and Royal College of Art
Mexico City / Sayulita

2016

Steel Cymreig (solo show), Trostre Tinplate Works, Llanelli

SHOW 2016, Royal College of Art
Steel Cymreig

DRAW, Hockney Gallery, Royal College of Art
Buildings from Nowhere

Contemporary Resonance, 2016, Senior Common Room, Royal College of Art
TinopoIis

WIP 2016, Upper Gulbenkian Gallery, Royal College of Art
The Making of the English Landscape / Mexico City / Sayulita

2015

Seascapes 2015, Senior Common Room, Royal College of Art
Margate 31.10.14, a performance with Ines Neto Dos Santos

The Reader Over Your Shoulder, Steven’s Building, Royal College of Art
Cardboard Sublime

2014

Exploded Screen, Stevens Building, Royal College of Art
Margate 31.10.14, a performance with Ines Neto Dos Santos

Curating

Contemporary Resonance, 2016, Senior Common Room, Royal College of Art

DRAW, Hockney Gallery, Royal College of Art