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LFW – Alexa Chung on what makes British style so great!

Alexa Chung style at London Fashion Week AW12, FashionBiteAt London Fashion Week this season, the British Fashion Council announced its new Young Style Ambassador as Alexa Chung – whose quirky, messy, tomboyish looks have become synonymous with laid-back London style. Read more

Louise Gray and Mary Katrantzou awarded Fashion Forward sponsorship by the British Fashion Council

 

Louise Gray, SS12, FashionBite

Louise Gray, SS12

Two of the most exciting womenswear designers at the moment – Louise Gray and Mary Katrantzou – have been awarded Fashion Forward sponsorship by the British Fashion Council (BFC) for two consecutive seasons in London.

I first saw Louise Gray quite a few seasons ago at London Fashion Week, showcasing with OnOff. I absolutely love her work - her AW11 was fun, fresh and colourful. Her designs are so exciting and I can’t wait to see more of her. Read my Louise Gray AW11 catwalk report and backstage beauty HERE. Read more

BFC announces shortlist for BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund

Roksanda Ilincic AW11

Roksanda Ilincic AW11

The British Fashion Council (BFC) has announced its shortlist for the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund 2012… Read more

BFC announces NEWGEN sponsorship for London Fashion Week SS12

Holly Fulton, AW11, FashionBite

Holly Fulton AW11

The British Fashion Council (BFC) has announced its recipients of NEWGEN sponsorship for London Fashion Week SS12 (showcasing their autumn/winter ’12 collections), supported by Topshop. The list is awesome! With the level of talent pouring out of the London fashion scene at the moment, it’s set to be a brilliant Fashion Week in February…can’t wait! Read more

BFC announces catwalk schedule for London Fashion Week- Sept ’10

acne-spring-summer-2010-collection- The British Fashion Council (BFC) has announced Swedish cult fashion brand Acne (Ambition to Create Novel Expression) is to make its debut at London Fashion Week this season.

The label, famous for its denim, has just opened a flagship store in Dover Street, Mayfair, as it looks to build up a brand presence in the UK. Acne creative director Jonny Johansson says: “For me London has a great energy and momentum at the moment. I love the English way of clashing heritage and contemporary.”

Giles Deacon has also confirmed he will show in London, marking a return following two seasons in Paris. He says: “Giles is a quintessential London label and I am extremely happy to be showing in London after two successful seasons in Paris.”

Designers also confirmed to show on schedule for a third consecutive season include Burberry Prorsum, Matthew Williamson, Pringle of Scotland, Antonio Berardi and Jonathan Saunders.

Spring/summer 2011 NEWGEN designers Michael Van Der Ham, David Koma and Holly Fulton are also all making their on schedule debuts, along with surrealist designer Yang Du who has shown at On|Off for the last two seasons.

Yang Du joins an alumni of other On|Off designers to receive NEWGEN sponsorship including Peter Pilotto Mark Fast, Emilio de la Morena, Anna Vince, Osman Yousefzada, JW Anderson and Hannah Marshall.

On|Off, the innovative fashion showcase which supports new and emerging design talent at London fashion Week, is yet to announce its LFW schedule- I will keep you posted when it does!

Fashionbite for OnOff I will be writing a blog for On|Off again this season, with catwalk reports, trends and front row style (September 17-21). To read my blog for On|Off last season, visit their website at www.onoff.tv.

Louise Goldin, 2010 Fashion Forward winner supported by Coutts & Co, will also host a digital presentation and event showcasing her Spring/summer ’11 collection at LFW.

BFC CEO Caroline Rush says: “London Fashion Week is renowned for its diversity and breadth of talent; our established, iconic brands show alongside our brightest emerging stars in an extraordinary showcase of talent season on season.”

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