Epona, founded by Rhiannon Davies, is a London-based project working across fashion and installation. Drawing on folk roots from Somerset and Wales, Davies explores devotion, the body, and material transformation through an equestrian lens. Her

Celtic name, Rhiannon, is associated with horses, evoking poise and a celebration of form, qualities mirrored in the brandname, Epona. In this Spring Ready-to-Wear collection, these ideas are expressed through womenswear, with saddled and

equine sculptural gestures throughout the garments. From her studio in East London, Davies handcrafts pieces from reclaimed and repurposed materials, creating objects that function as contemporary relics.

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Having studied BA Fashion Knitwear at Central Saint Martins, specialising in technical womenswear design, Davies has gone on to  receive prestigious awards, including the British Fashion Council Scholarship (2019) and UAL Queen’s Scholarship (2018), and were a SHOWstudio Class of 2020 winner, participating in a published interview with Sir Nick Knight and Sarah Mower MBE. Their graduate collection was featured twice in The Face. Their designs have been worn by Alice Glass, Kim Petras, and Ashnikko, with clients including Idris Elba, Kimberly Wyatt, and Geri Halliwell, establishing their international presence in fashion.