Daniel Lismore

Daniel Lismore is a London-based fashion designer and stylist whose work has received international recognition. His self-modelled outfits became well-known on London's club scene for their decorative excess, often involving baubles, Maasai tribal masks, chain mail and a hijab. He has been described as "England's most outrageous dresser" by Vogue, and is currently creative director of Sorapol, a boutique atelier whose outfits have been worn by Nicki Minaj and Rita Ora.

Born 24th December 1984 in Bournemouth, England, he was brought up in the village of Fillongley, on the border of Coventry.

He studied photography and fashion design before moving to London aged 17, where he became a model, and was shot by some of the world's

leading photographers including Mario Testino and Ellen von Unwerth.

In September 2015, his outfits were featured in a sustainable fashion campaign by H & M.

In 2016 his work received its first major retrospective at Savannah College of Art and Design museum of fashion and film, entitled "Be yourself; everyone else is already taken". A forthcoming exhibition catalogue published by Skira Rizzoli will constitute the first monograph of his work.

In October 2016, he became a public ambassador for the Tate Britain gallery. In December 2016, the exhibition organised by Savannah College of Art and Design was transferred to Miami, retitled "Theater of Self".