About Me
Hello there! I’m Patrick Moder, and I’m excited to have this opportunity to introduce myself.
Born and raised in Poland, I graduated from the Technical College of Textiles and moved to London in 2005 to pursue my dream of becoming a designer. Over the years, I’ve worked as a pattern cutter for numerous designers and high-street suppliers. In 2015, I moved to India to collaborate with high-end brands, immersing myself in the rich cultural heritage and learning the art of craft-making. Returning to London in 2018, I brought back new ideas and a renewed vision. In 2021, I entered the film industry as a costume artist, specializing in cutting and co-designing. That same year, I founded TAROVINE, a brand dedicated to sustainable resort wear. In recent years, I felt a compelling urge to push creative boundaries, leading to the launch of the eponymous PATRICK MODER brand, known for its daring and refined designs for a discerning clientele.
Experience
- BURBERRY - PRE. AND RUNWAY SS26 (CREATIVE PATTERN CUTTER - 2025)
- NETFLIX - THE SAMDMAN 2 (COSTUME ARTIST - 2023/24)
- MADAME TUSSAUDS - VARIOUS FIGURES (COSTUME ARTIST - 2021/25)
- BBC- THE GREAT EXPECTATIONS (COSTUME ARTIST - 2021/22)
- Alexander McQueen- RTW (CREATIVE PATTERN CUTTER - 2018)
- Lecoanet Hemant - HAUTE COUTURE & RTW (Head Pattern Dep. - 2016/18)
- Jenny Packham - evening, bridal, loungewear and red carpet wear (CREATIVE PATTERN CUTTER - 2012/14)
Interests
- architecture
- fashion
- traveling
- photography
- art
- food
- culture
I find the journey of creating a garment—from the inspiration board to the final piece—truly captivating. There's an undeniable magic in this process.
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“I find the journey of creating a garment—from the inspiration board to the final piece—truly captivating. There's an undeniable magic in this process.”
“Life is not easy for any of us. But what of that? We must have perseverance and above all confidence in ourselves. We must believe that we are gifted for something and that this thing must be attained.”
“Fashion should be a form of escapism, and not a form of imprisonment.”