London-based, Kent-born Julie Verhoeven’s impressive work spans illustration, creative direction and design consultancy, and has seen her collaborate with the best and brightest of the fashion industry. After training as a designer, she worked under John Galliano for four years before designing for Mulberry and Louis Vuitton and heading up brand Gibo. While her formal training is in fashion design, she’s perhaps best known for her work as an illustrator in the noughties when she collaborated with Vogue and brands including Chloé and Versace.

As the daughter of an illustrator and a graphic designer, and sister of a painter, Verhoeven has increasingly shared the family passion for art, incorporating sculpture, animation, installations and videos into her practice.

When she’s not holding often cheeky exhibitions all over the world or contributing to publications including Dazed & Confused, she also teaches fashion at Central Saint Martins and the Royal College of Art. She’s a serious contender for our busiest Monday Muse yet.