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Sharing my lecture, Ever Evolving for the Leadership Lecture series at the Nottingham Business School. Proud to have taken part in this- staying relevant.

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Business Lectures - Lorna Holder

Hanging Out: Youth Culture Then and Now- video
This video focuses on the immense changes that occurred in popular and social customs during the 1950s and 1960s. This period is brought to life through an exploration of the fashions, music, sport, film, and entertainment of that time. Members from London’s diverse communities share their experiences in hanging out in their various boroughs. They talk about how music and the club scenes of the 1960s played a vital part in bringing young black and white people together. From sewing 1950s fashion to designer brand obsession, to Mods and Rockers and anti-war protest and social change, this video makes history accessible and relevant for fine art, music, politics, fashion, media, sports, history, and film studies.
The video is the trailer for the Hanging Out Project an hour documentary, produced by Tuareg Productions Ltd.
Co-directed by Lorna Holder and Yvonne Deutschman. Produced by Lorna Holder, and premiered at the V&A in 2012
Copies of the Hanging Out book and DVD can be purchased from
https://www.tuaregproductions.com/book-publishing/
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/hanging-out-youth-culture-then-and-now-video-12294504

Hanging Out: Youth Culture then and now- video | Teaching Resources This video focuses on the immense changes that occurred in popular and social customs during the 1950s and 1960s. This period is brought to life through an explorati

Moving Out video
This short video takes a unique look at Industrial Nottingham through the eyes of the 1960s Windrush workers. Places of work include Gedling Colliery (coal mining), Raleigh (bicycle factory), Boots, and the NHS. Research content allows teachers and parents to create unique learning activities for students to aid home learning and beyond. It is entertaining with unique archive images, 1960s ska music, and contributions from Caribbean elders, sharing their heartwarming stories of working in 1960s Britain.
It will enable Key Stage 3- Year 9 students from diverse backgrounds to research their cultural identity and have a better sense of belonging. Moving Out was produced by Lorna Holder for Full Spectrum Productions in 2007 and supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Moving Out video | Teaching Resources This short video takes a unique look at Industrial Nottingham through the eyes of the 1960s Windrush workers . Places of work includes, Gedling Colliery (coal mining

Invitation to "Ever Evolving" Lecture at Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University
Do join me at Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University, for a special lecture titled "Ever Evolving." During this event, scheduled for February 28th, 2024, from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm, I will take you on a journey spanning over 45 years of my eclectic career as an accomplished fashion designer, producer, writer, and curator.
In this unique lecture, you'll have the opportunity to hear about my experiences as a professional black woman, illustrating how I took control of my life's narrative. The session promises to be insightful and inspiring as I share the challenges, triumphs, and evolution that have shaped my multifaceted career.
Your presence would be highly valued as we delve into the ever-evolving landscape of my professional journey. I look forward to sharing this evening of reflections, growth, and empowerment with you.

Baback Yazdani on LinkedIn: Business Leaders Lecture with Lorna Holder Don't miss this incredible opportunity to hear from Lorna Holder, an accomplished fashion designer, producer, writer, and curator. Join us on Wednesday…

Happy New Year and welcome to our new website, www.tuaregproductions.com
gateway to innovative and captivating multimedia experiences. As a London-based production company, we pride ourselves on creating content that not only reflects the deep roots but also captures the ever-changing face of multicultural Britain. Check out our Projects to Date, showing an array of productions from 2003, with the trailblazing Windrush productions, Living Under One Roof to the present time. We have included for the first time numerous research-based storytelling videos and lots more! Great to have your thoughts and feedback.

Historical Archive production company | Tuareg Productions Tuareg Productions is a London based production company creating innovative and exciting multimedia productions that reflect the deep roots and changing face of multicultural Britain.

Dress to Remember
A dementia-friendly project
By using her book Style in my DNA, author, Lorna Holder alongside the charity Elders Voice and Bhakti Dharma Centre guided people with dementia to revisit past moments through dress. Participants with dementia were encouraged to bring photos of memorable family, workplace, and social moments. Between July and November 2023, twelve interactive sessions were held, covering universal themes:
On 2 November we celebrated the end of the development stage of the project, here with the Mayor of Brent, Cllr Orleen Hylton, and Sarah Smith, Brent Libraries Development Manager

Another joyful session today at the Bhakti Dharma Centre in Willesden.

Proud to have taken my production, Dress to Remember into The Bhakti Dharma Centre in Willesden yesterday. By using the book Style in my DNA people with dementia were able to connect to universal themes and images, enabling them to revisit moments in their history through dress. This project is in collaboration with Brent Libraries Outreach and Heritage Services, Tuareg Productions, Better World Books and Elders Voice

Dress to Remember workshop continued yesterday at Elders Voice, 181 Mortimer Rd, London NW10 5TN. Encouraging to see new elders with dementia signing up and joining the sessions, showing the need and importance of the project. The final session takes place on 19 October. Dress to Remember is in collaboration with Brent Libraries, Outreach and Heritage Services, Tuareg Productions Ltd, Better World Books and Elders Voice. A dementia -friendly project, using the book Style in my DNA by Lorna Holder alongside the charity Elders Voice to support people with dementia to revisit past moments through dress.

Another inspiring session at Elders Voice with participants with dementia sharing photos and stories through dress.

Hanging Out: Youth Culture then and now- Trailer
The Hanging Out book and DVD by Lorna Holder focuses on the significant changes that occurred in Britain’s popular and social culture during the 1950s and the 1960s. The period is brought to life through a comprehensive exploration of the fashions, music, sport, film and entertainment of the time.
Co-directed by Lorna Holder and Yvonne Deutschman. Produced by Lorna Holder, premiered at the V&A in 2012
Purchase the 50-minute video and supporting book from:
£12 incl postage (UK only)
https://www.tuaregproductions.com/book-publishing

Hanging Out: Youth Culture then and now- video | Teaching Resources This video focuses on the immense changes that occurred in popular and social customs during the 1950s and 1960s. This period is brought to life through an explorati

So proud to be a part of Windrush 75 Spotify and Black Curriculum and teaming up with men's wear designer Bianca Saunders.

Zoot Suits & String Vests | Bianca Saunders & Lorna Holder What can we learn from the world of fashion and its intersection with business? Menswear designer Bianca Saunders joins author, producer, and designer, Lorna...

Hanging Out Caribbean Style
Marking the 75th anniversary of Windrush. BFI Southbank
Check out our upcoming events page.
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The talk by Lorna Holder: Style in my DNA – American swagger- The Library at Willesden Green - 14 March 2023. Hope you can make it.
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Style in my DNA – American swagger Join author and fashion designer Lorna Holder to celebrate 70 years of Caribbean influence on British fashion.

Join us in one of London’s vibrant nightclubs and restaurant bar for a stylish Christmas celebration that you’ll never forget! Christmas @ DUO, Camden, will be a festive party for networking, mingling, and catching up with family, friends and acquaintances and most importantly having a good time! The event will include two welcome drinks on arrival, small plate festive servings, DJ, and a music quiz on popular American, Jamaican, and British music, throughout the ages. See you there!
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I have another book talk, next Thursday , 27 October at Kensington Central Library. Hope you can join me, both online and in person
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"Style in My DNA" with Lorna Holder (IN PERSON TICKET) Here's your opportunity to meet author Lorna Holder in person and hear her speak about her new book at Kensington Library lecture hall.

In October and November I will be doing a series of talks around my book- Style in My DNA, beginning with:

Lorna Holder: Style in my DNA – A process in archiving Lorna Holder talks about the importance of archives and her experience of using photographs for her book Style in my DNA

Well today was our 46th Wedding Anniversary. The temperature is as hot today as 10th July 1976. Had a fantastic meal at Duo in Shoreditch. #1976

Do try and get a copy....

Great catching up with Fowokan George Kelly at the V&A launch of his book, Becoming Fowokan by Margaret Andrews.

Great catching up with Fowokan George Kelly at the V&A launch of his book, Becoming Fowokan by Margaret Andrews.

Looking forward to this talk

Ever-Evolving by Lorna Holder Join Lorna as she takes you on a journey through 40 years of her multifaceted career as Fashion Designer, Producer, Writer and Curator.

Cinematic storytelling images
Our archival images from British Caribbean Collection can be used in a variety of ways. Check out
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Just uploaded ways of using archival images from our British Caribbean Collection. This image was taken in 1978 of the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt by Lorna Holder. Its a great image for research, showing structural, environmental changes within our global landscapes. View further examples: www.tuaregproductions.com

Retro lovers, do try and catch this event
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Amy: Beyond the Retro Join experts across fashion, graphics and music to unpack our enduring fascination with the aesthetics of the recent past.