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Evening Standard: Art by injured veterans

Work by the model David Gandy will take centre stage in an exhibition featuring art by wounded veterans to coincide with the Armistice centenary.  Art In The Aftermath showcases paintings, photogr...

Mr Porter: How style can help injured soldiers

This year marks a decade since the charity Style For Soldiers was founded by designer Ms Emma Willis to support severe casualties that return from war. With a nod to the military tradition of...

Art Rabbit: Art In The Aftermath

Style for Soldiers exhibition Art in the Aftermath will be showcasing art, poetry and film created by former servicemen suffering from PTSD or brain injury predominantly incurred in Afghanistan...

Country Life: More Than Just Soldiering On

Daily Mail: Art In the Aftermath Exhibition

A huge thanks to M&S for its invaluable support to Style for Soldiers

I had been visiting the Military Medical Rehabilitation Hospital in London since 2008, when many casualties were returning from Afghanistan. I soon realised that what the service personnel feared...

Painters Online: Art In The Aftermath

Emma Willis MBE, who founded Style for Soldiers 10 years ago in 2008 in response to a documentary about the many and severe casualties being incurred in Afghanistan at the time and the charit...

This brave soldier, who is missing three limbs, is somehow cycling across the country in support of Style for Soldiers

Cycling for 400 miles and kayaking for 125 miles, in just two weeks, would be an exhausting thing for most people to do. But imagine doing it with only one arm and no legs. That, stagge...

The Financial Times - "Emma Willis, maker of princely shirts, modifies them for wounded soldiers."

But Ms Willis’s clothes are not only reserved for princes and presidents, she dresses soldiers, too. She brings two of them back from her lunch to meet me. They are linked with her charity Style f...

Tatler - "Style for Soldiers Private Dinner at Le Caprice."

To Le Caprice, where Emma Willis gathered some pals together for her charity, Style for Soldiers. Camilla Rutherford and Yasmin Mills did a pre-dinner round or three at the bar and were suitably f...