Sheena Holland was born in Camden, London and studied fashion under the fashion designer Katharine Hamnett in the late 1980's at her design studios in north London as design room assistant working on fabrics for the catwalks when her fashions were a statement both politically and creatively. She then went on to design large floral, wire and concrete sculptures in London, and work for the likes of Elton John's 54th birthday and Michael Jacksons 'World' tour. Films such as 'The Mummy' and 'Sense and Sensibility', and HRH The Queen Mother's 100th birthday celebrations.

Sheena started making one off Vintage feather and leather headbands in 2003 and was the first designer to create the feather on headbands in a pad format. She now creates headdresses and jewellery made from vintage materials using re-worked leather, antique, vintage jewellery and feathers combining fashion, shapes and colours from floristry. Her designs have sold to many people, including the singer 'Pink' worn on The 'Jonathon Ross' show in March 2006, singer Lilly Allen and more recently Alan Carr on his Radio 2 show.

Sheena won second best designed shop at 'The Clothes Show 2007'. Her work has been on show at London Fashion Week at 'The Brewery', Brick Lane, London