Richard Sweeney was born in England in 1984. He studied at the School of Art & Design Batley in 2002. In addition, at the Metropolitan University of Manchester he specialized in three-dimensional design; there he concentrated on design models that eventually became sculptures. He makes hanging works, exhibitions and sometimes uses his work as architectural models. As can be seen in the works of Richard Sweeney, these fashionable designs seek continuity and the foldability of the material. The lightweight elements give an elegant appearance to the garments, while retaining a subtle appearance that is delicate through several articulated silhouettes.

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        The collection consists of ten styles of one or two garments each. All of them, although refined, aspire to be comfortable and light piece of daily use. The type of wardrobe is varied, these range from pants, skirts and shirts to simple dresses and other more elegant but always maintaining the distinguished style of a modern cosmopolitan woman. This line is suitable for both night and day, as long as it is in a remarkable environment. The garments can be used among them or combined with others achieving a more casual style. You will see continuously curves, lines and volumes that surround the body as an envelope. Two fabrics will be seen, one smooth and the other ironed, although the fall will vary, some more rigid and others lighter.