Fighting for the beauty of fluidity, Harris Reed designs to create conversation and celebrate the individual. Growing up with a strong sense of self, Reed was quickly able to understand the transformative power of clothing and its correlation with identity and liberation.

Whilst still studying at Central Saint Martins, Reed was commissioned to create custom looks for Harry Styles and Solange Knowles which garnered international attention, and by the time he graduated in 2020, Reed had already established his eponymous brand.

Since then Reed has shown his Demi-Couture collections biannually in London, and dressed stars including Adele, Beyoncé, Florence Pugh and Sam Smith. Reed’s work has been featured in high profile press including American and British Vogue, The New Yorker, New York Times and Sunday Times Style and has dressed industry icons including Iman, Ashley Graham and Demi Moore for the Met Gala.

Reed’s unique vision to a new audience. Most recently Reed has turned his attention to the world of Interiors, with his own home being featured in Architectural Digest, and collaborative interiors projects to be announced in 2026.

The overall DNA of the Harris Reed brand is best described as Romanticism gone Nonbinary, and this ethos of putting the individual, acceptance and celebration at the heart of every creation.

Harris Reed designs are instantly recognisable for their striking silhouettes which exaggerate and embellish the human form, often through Reed’s signature techniques of playing with proportions, corsetry, and caging.

Looks are architectural and rebellious; utterly unapologetic and designed to take up space and make noise, putting the wearer front and centre, amplifying their presence.

Whether designing for the Runway, VIP or private client, all Harris Reed pieces are completely custom made-to-measure for the client, designed and made by hand in the brand’s London atelier.