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From day one, Jamie Walsham has had the kind of success that any young designer would dream about. Her women�s label, One Teaspoon, has been a hit with stylists and stockists, including General Pants, who�ve picked up on her denim, cheeky minis and printed singlets. Her clothes are an extension of her personality � part rock chick, part tomboy and a little bit girly.
After working for fabric wholesalers and starting a small label with a friend, Walsham decided to go it on her own, and in 2000 One Teaspoon was born. The success has allowed Walsham, 25, to branch into accessories, and a new denim line called One Teaspoon Classics, due to hit stores soon. The label is also about to be released in the UK.
Despite her successes, including winning a grant from the Australian Fashion Foundation and being a finalist in the 2003 Mercedes Start-Up program, Walsham doesn�t take herself too seriously. �I�m just doing what I love and hopefully girls will keep wearing it,� she says.
This piece was written by Aimee Marshall, one of YEN's young fashion writers. For more by Aimee and co. - and for the latest and best young Australian fashion - check out the current issue of YEN magazine.
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