Bronwyn Seier

Supporting purpose-led brands and campaigns to tell their stories, build communities and change the world.

Visual storytelling for impact.

Communicating responsible business.

Campaigning for change.

Bronwyn Seier is a creative thinker and skilled communicator from Winnipeg, Canada. She began her career in fashion design at Ryerson University in Toronto whilst freelancing as a graphic designer and copywriter, embedding her work in sustainable practice. Her womenswear design was recognised by the CAFA awards as student designer of the year. In 2017, Bronwyn moved to London, where she completed the MA Fashion Futures course at the London College of Fashion. Along the way, she co-created an installation for the Victoria & Albert Museum's Fashioned from Nature exhibit and published a thesis on the link between digital media and overconsumption, graduating with distinction. Since then, Bronwyn has supported leading ethical fashion movement, Fashion Revolution in mobilising millions of activists to shape a fair fashion industry. Drawn to design and communications as a vehicle to create change, Bronwyn has focused her career on bettering fashion's impact on the world through creative content.

Client: The Right Project

The Right Project is an established sustainability consultancy that has flourished on word-of-mouth referrals for its first 8 years in business. When the expert team decided to expand offerings into educational webinars, a digital face-lift was needed to bring in a new community of professionals. Creating a fashion-first brand image, establishing an education-driven social platform and compelling copy helped The Right Project present its new offering to potential customers and convert them into lifelong learners.

Client: Ninety Percent

Ninety Percent is a brand built on the notion of giving back. With 90% of profits sent back to workers and charity, and a sustainability ethos that rivals major competitors, the challenge was to find and grow a loyal customer base. Supporting the brand to audit its current communications and create a winning social media strategy helped match Ninety Percent’s responsible ethos with an ethically motivated, conscious consumer.

Content Manager: Fashion Revolution

The world’s largest movement for a fair fashion industry, Fashion Revolution, has mobilised millions of activists around the world to ask brands 'Who Made My Clothes?' and hold industry to account. Guiding its social media strategy since 2019, Fashion Revolution has grown its audience by more than 55% to a total of 670,000+ engaged activists. This growth has taken shape alongside a more cohesive and engaging communication strategy across channels and turned Fashion Revolution’s digital presence into an open-source educational authority on all things sustainable fashion. Its presence has become recognised for compelling imagery, conversation-sparking content and a touch of humour to undercut the realities of fashion’s impact.

Client: Create Sustain

Create Sustain is a consultancy primarily supporting multi-brand retailers to deliver sustainability impact that cuts through the noise. Freelance research, communications and creative consulting were offered on several client facing projects, including sustainability report research, presentations, website copywriting and multimedia production.

Project: Loved Clothes Last

Loved Clothes Last is a forthcoming book written by Fashion Revolution cofounder and fashion industry pioneer, Orsola de Castro, published by Penguin Life (out February 2021). Support for this manuscript was given in the areas of research, editorial input and narrative throughout the duration of writing.

Client: The Drop

The Drop podcast and workshop series is an investigative, mindful, and creative dive into the future, through the lenses of design, fashion, and creativity. The Drop takes its name from David Mitchell’s statement that, ‘Life amounts to no more than one drop in a limitless ocean. Yet what is any ocean, but a multitude of drops?’. Establishing the branding and creative direction for this podcast and workshop series offered a memorable platform from which to tell important stories.