Aside from spending much of my time creating, I spend a lot of time volunteering as much as possible. I work every year with Suffolk libraries supporting their reading challenge, and the Gone Wild festival in Norfolk, supporting the festival from behind the scenes. I am fully dedicated to my amazing Scouts back in Essex, organising and running weekly meetings with fun and varied activities to build up their skills for life. I support both Norfolk and Essex County Events teams at larger events and have applied for 4 international camp support roles for 2027, including the World Jamboree in Poland.

Regarding paid work, I’ve held various positions, from managing front of house at a successful coffee shop to Co-Ordinator of our wonderful graduate showcase at Norwich University of the Arts.

If you are eager to find out more about my experience, you can find me on LinkedIn under Lucy Perry. Feel free to send me a message there.

A group image of Ella (left), Jack (Middle) & Phoebe (Right) in my final collection outfits taken in the National Gallery in London.
Jack stands Infront of a large painting in the National Gallery, looking off to the right, towards the floor. While holding out the sleeves of the bolero.
Phoebe stands looking directly down the camera, in an archway in the National Gallery. She has flicked the oversleeves up in the air and holds her hands at shoulder height.
Ella is leaning on a marble pillar with hands behind her back in the National Gallery, looking off to the side.
Image showcases all 6 outfits from Lucy’s final lineup using a digital render. 3 female and 3 male avatars pose in different positions to show movement.