News - Emma Greenhill

Emma Greenhill at LABS Christmas Market (Holborn) on Wednesday 19th December 2018

December 15, 2018

Tis the season.....

If you are looking for a unique and chic present for someone special, one of my scarves is a great idea. From silk squares, to skinny scarves to big warm wrap arounds. Plus, men's silk pocket squares.

I will be showing never before seen scarves and bags.

Prices start from £30 - £150

Mince pies and mulled wine will be severed thought the fair.

So look forward to seeing you there.

Festive wishes,

Emma x x x

Emma Greenhill pop up shop, May 2018

May 10, 2018

At last Emma Greenhill is coming to a Church Street in London for a month long pop up shop. In collaboration with British eyewear brand Cutler & Gross at their Archive store.

Exclusive offers and events to run throughout the month.

Hope to see you there.

Stories Behind the Character Scarves

March 07, 2018

Authors such as Evelyn Waugh, Nancy Mitford and Dorothy Parker write in technicolour, making their characters jump of the page and into your everyday life. Inspiring me to illustrate them.

The Nutcracker Ballet Accessories Design Project

December 05, 2017

The Nutcracker Ballet pirouettes its way onto a silk scarf and tote bag commissioned by The Royal Albert Hall. All products made in Britain.

Modus PR, 2016 New Year’s Card Design

January 03, 2017

Modus Magpie was a character I created and illustrated to toast 2016 for the renowned public relations agency Modus BPCM. The card was created in such a way that you could frame it.

Les Parisiennes by Anne Sebba

June 14, 2016

I met with the wonderful author Anne Sebba who also wrote That Woman: The Life of Wallis Simpson, Duchess of Windsor earlier in the year. She talked to me all about her above book which really resonated with me and so we both came up with the idea of creating a scarf to go with the book.

The Choo Choo Song

March 15, 2016

A whimsical song which I wrote whilst listening to plays by the English playwright Noel Coward and watching old films of couples dancing the Charleston. The song is about having fun, being brave and getting up on the dance floor.

Etta becomes Vogue’s Cover Girl Poem

September 15, 2015

A short poem, I wrote about a sad looking horse, which I saw in field. She sparked my imagination. Etta (the horse) who animal friends knew she was feeling down decided to give her a makeover resulting in her Vogue cover.