Welsh born, New York based designer Sarah Morgan's early interest in the craft was earning her awards before she finished high school.
Daughter of John Morgan of the Royal Canadian Air Farce (Canadian comedy show) and Ena Maria Pompa, a model in her youth and later a successful restaurateur in Montreal, Sarah grew up traveling through Europe in a VW van with Dad at the helm and mother and brother co-crewing.
Edinburgh University provided her a well-rounded education while she worked in television and film on holidays and weekends. While attaining her post-graduate diploma in Marketing and Management, she interned for a summer with David Byrne's record company, Luaka Bop, in Manhattan and fell in love with New York. A year later she moved back and worked on associate producing events at Lincoln Center.
Her fashion accessories have been featured on ABC news, Village Voice, Curve, Go NYC and The Daily News New York, amongst others. Crown Heights Couture hit the streets of most cosmopolitan cities with avengeance, enticing an array of attention from fashionistas such as L Word's "Papi," Margaret Cho to local pop artists around New York City.
Sarah coined the phrase Urban Nomad for eenamaria as she thought it was the best way to describe her lifestyle. Her world consists of designing accessories, running her company, teaching children to ski in Wyndham in the winters, riding the waves on a surfboard in Rockaway in the summers and motorcycling around NYC to beat the traffic - weather permitting. |
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