- Sarah Louise Bryan, 28, sent invoice after daughter Isabella, three, came home
- Wrote to Nicola Gibbs, 33, because of scuffs and 'Sharpie' pen mark on shoes
- Sarah, famous for making dress of pubic hair, says Isabella uses them to model
- She says it is important her daughter looks 'pristine' because she is a designer
A mother sent a £325 bill to another parent after her daughter came home from a playdate with scuff marks and pen on her designer 'Italian fur booties'.
Fashion designer Sarah Louise Bryan, 28, was furious when her three-year-old daughter Isabella, who only wears designer clothes, returned home with damaged shoes after an afternoon with a friend.
The mother, who ships in clothes from international boutiques for her daughter, was so angry that she emailed the child's mother, Nicola Gibbs, 33, demanding that she pay to replace the shoes by February 1.
Miss Bryan, from Wakefield, West Yorkshire, said her daughter, an aspiring child model, has around 60 pairs of shoes and only wears designer labels, but she carries changes with her everywhere she goes.
Sarah Louise Bryan sent a bill to another parent after her daughter Isabella (pictured together) came home with marks on her red fur booties
The designer said that the fur booties her daughter was wearing at the time (pictured) cost £325 and was furious when they came back with scuff marks
The shoes had scuff marks on the soles (left) and Sharpie pen marks on the upper (right)
Three-year-old Isabella has a budding modelling career, her mother says, and often poses in expensive clothes in pictures posted on Miss Bryan's Instagram account
She even ships clothes in from a specialist Spanish boutique so that Isabella balways 'looks perfect', Miss Bryan said.
The fur booties, which she claims cost £325, are particularly important because her daughter uses them for fashion shoots and they match all of her other outfits.
And as a designer, Miss Bryan, who hit the headlines for making a dress out of pubic hair last year, said it is vital that her daughter always looks 'pristine' because it reflects on her professionally.
She told The Sun: 'A lot of other people just get their kids' clothes from Primark. I don't mind handing a few pounds to them for their dresses.
'But Isabella's are usually Spanish boutique stuff. She's actually a model so I keep her in nice clothes and shoes all the time.
Miss Bryan, who made headlines by making a dress from pubic hair (pictured, with her modelling it), said it was vital that her daughter looks 'pristine' because she is a designer
Miss Bryan, whose career as a designer has brought her new wealth, only dresses her daughter in the best clothes, shipping them in from all international boutiques
Her mother is a designer and Isabella is a child model, regularly posing for photo shoots as she poses in designer clothes
This is a picture of Isabella, who is always beautifully dressed, on her way to a friend's birthday party in a purple frock
Isabella, pictured in First Class on a train, reading the menu while wearing the kind of elaborate outfits that her mother loves to dress her in
Isabella has more than 60 pairs of shoes, all of them designer label, and her mother feels that the way she looks reflects upon her
She added: 'Nicola was in charge and she was looking after my child, so she's responsible for the damage.'
In the email, she wrote: 'So Isabella has just come home from her playdate with your child and I am disgusted to see her new Italian leather shoes are all scuffed and have a Sharpie mark on them.
'Below is the bill for these replacing because they can not be fixed these are fine Italian leather! As a designer I do not want my child to look anything less than pristine.
'Bill for a replacement pair of Italian fur booties £325 to be paid by 01/02/2017 before I take this higher. Thank you. Sarah.'
The proud mother, who also has a 13-year-old son, Keegan, regularly shares pictures of herself and her daughter (pictured) on Instagram
The bill was sent to the mother of one of Isabella's friends, Nicola Gibbs (pictured), 33
The designer first made headlines when she made a dress from Skittles, which is now on display at Ripley's Believe It Or Not museum in London.
Miss Bryan fired off the furious email (pictured, a recreation), demanding £325
Miss Bryan spent six hours every day for a month creating the garment, made from 3,000 of the sweets.
She went on to design a dress made of 3,000 poppies for the Royal British Legion, inspired by the poppies outside the Tower of London in 2014.
But her next project was even more ambitious, and bizarre, when she made a top and skirt from pubic hair.
Sarah created the outfit because she wanted to 'kick Lady Gaga off her throne' after the singer famously wore a dress made from meat at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards.
It took around six months to make the top and skirt and dozens of people sent her 'material' to use.
And in December 2016 she unveiled another stomach-churning project, a dress made out of fish.
Sarah Louise Bryan hit the headlines with a dress made from Skittles (left) then a top and skirt from pubic hair (right)
Sarah created the pubic hair outfit because she wanted to 'kick Lady Gaga off her throne' after the singer famously wore a dress made from meat, and her next project was more ambitious
Talking of her past, Sarah (pictured with Isabella and her son, Keegan) says she's a 'fighter' and she always wanted to give her children 'a better life'
Miss Bryan crafted her floor-length gown using around 100 pomfret, sea bream, mackerel and squid from her local fish and chip shop.
She admitted her latest design was her 'grossest ever' and left her covered in blood and squid ink, and stinking of fish.
Miss Bryan hopes it can raise awareness of the strict rules faced by fishermen and food waste.
And while it seems this was the most disgusting dress yet, it seems she is hoping to go one better with her next project.
As well has homelessness, Sarah has overcome other personal issues including a painful breakup that sparked an addiction to laxatives
She describes the Skittles dress as a 'big break' that gave her the opportunity to rent a 'lovely home' and buy a sports car
Miss Bryan (pictured) fired an angry email to the child's mother, Nicola Gibbs, 33, demanding that she pay to replace the shoes by February 1
Miss Bryan has appealed for sperm donations, posting a raunchy photo of herself in a bikini for men who 'need a hand'.
As well has homelessness, Sarah has overcome other personal issues including a painful breakup that sparked an addiction to laxatives .
Talking of her past, Sarah says she's a 'fighter' and she always wanted to give her children 'a better life'.
She describes the Skittles dress as a 'big break' that gave her the opportunity to rent a 'lovely home' and buy a sports car.
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