Bronwyn is the founding chairperson of the Dorchester Collection Fashion Prize, which is being held in Manhattan this year.
» Read more about Dorchester Collection Fashion Prize.
As editorial director of Swarovski TV, Bronwyn made a series of films in New York, London and Milan about the designers with whom Swarovski collaborated for autumn/winter 2011.
Fashion and design history inform Bronwyn Cosgrave's projects, from the books she writes to the creative direction and communications strategies which she develops for luxury brands.
Artangel
The Beauty of Not Knowing
23rd June 2010
"Knowing the provenance of a work always prompts me to make certain associations; in a fashion exhibition, particularly, designer names can be distracting relating as they do to an industry overloaded with imagery and opinion."
Vogue
End Of An Era: Elizabeth Taylor
24th March 2011
BRONWYN COSGRAVE, fashion historian and journalist, writes for VOGUE.COM about the inimitable style of Elizabeth Taylor, her key fashion moments - and what made her so unique.
Stylist
Grace Coddington: A Life in Vogue
23rd March 2011
Meet a woman feted for her 50 years of experience in a world that ferociously celebrates youth. An icon on the front row of every catwalk show who still travels to work on the subway. A creative visionary who, is a woman who went from model to fashion doyenne, an icon whose spectacular 40-year career has launched everyone from Alexander McQueen to John Galliano, and who’s worked with photographers including David Bailey, Helmut Newton and Bruce Weber.
T Magazine
City Haul
10th August 2010
The Place du Grand Sablon in Brussels is nothing like West 47th Street in Manhattan, although you can pick up a nice little brooch in either locale. The square and its surrounding streets are dominated by smart town houses occupied by dealers of sumptuous period furniture, chocolate, rare books and all manner of art, including one that’s rarely mentioned in the same breath as sculpture and painting but is every bit as rarefied: costume jewelry made for the haute couture.