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Hannah Cook

London

With Fabrique since 2025 Hannah Cook is a British fashion designer with over a decade of experience in luxury womenswear, specialising in outerwear design. Her career began in the haute couture ateliers of Dior, where she developed a foundation in craftsmanship, precision, and traditional construction techniques.

Inspiration

Hannah explores a century of design archives, drawing inspiration from outerwear that truly serves its purpose. She also references artist Olga de Amaral's richly textured, luminous textile installations. Her collection features fabrics and yarns with subtle shine, achieving deep yet soft textures through fine combed wool fibers.

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Background

Hannah Cook is a British fashion designer with over a decade of experience in luxury womenswear, specialising in outerwear design. Her career began in the haute couture ateliers of Dior, where she developed a foundation in craftsmanship, precision, and traditional construction techniques.

She went on to gain formative experience at JW Anderson and Alexander McQueen, where exposure to conceptual design and strong tailoring further shaped her approach to silhouette and function.

Cook later held senior roles at Burberry, serving as Senior Outerwear Designer within the ready-to-wear team. Working under the creative direction of Daniel Lee and Riccardo Tisci, she contributed across multiple seasons and played a central role in shaping the brand’s outerwear identity. Her work included the acclaimed knight-blue coats shown during Burberry’s Fall 2023 runway presentation—pieces noted for their clarity of form and modern reinterpretation of heritage codes.

Alongside her work at Burberry, Cook has collaborated with Stella McCartney as a consultant, further refining her expertise in responsible design and textile innovation. Her designs have been worn by influential figures including Beyoncé, and she has created outerwear styles popularised by Cara Delevingne, highlighting her ability to combine technical construction with cultural impact.

Now working with Fabrique since 2025, Cook draws on historic references, contemporary art, and deep technical knowledge to create outerwear that is versatile, refined, and built to endure. Her approach centres on longevity—designing garments that remain relevant through changing seasons and lifestyles.