Sure, fashion school teaches you how to develop a trademark style in your designs. But, keeping your eyes and ears open to the public might just be your key to design success. With the rise of do-it-yourself companies like ModCloth and Spoonflower, it looks like people want a say in their clothes—and if you’re listening, you could reap the benefits…
After the successful completion of the online event “Spring-Summer-2010”, Autumn Winter 2010 – the online fashion show goes live. Fibre2fashion is recreating the second season of global fashion show after the huge success of it
maiden showcasing of the Spring Summer 2010 recently.
Fibre2Fashion has been catering to the textile-fashion industry since a decade and this is a step taken by fibre2fashion to give all the leading designers an
opportunity to let the whole world see their collection at one
Fashion Diversity 'pops-up' at the Islington Metal Works 16-18 September 2010 and
official off schedule show during London Fashion Week!
COMPETITION
Would you like the chance to attend the largest competition for models of colour in
the UK with a friend of your choice? Top Model of Colour is giving away tickets
for the up and coming regional heats taking place in July and August at Bush
Hall, London.
10 pairs of tickets for 24 July heats (closing date 20 July)
10 pairs of tickets for 7 August (closing date 3 August)
5 pairs of tickets for 21 August heats closing date 17 August)
For a chance to be one of the lucky winners answer the quest
LGN Events will be hosting their summer soiree and Catwalk show at the exclusive celebrity nightspot Movida, in central London, on Thursday 17 June 2010.
For Immediate Release
Don’t miss the chance to see four exceptional emerging designer collections at this exclusive summer fashion extravaganza hosted by LGN Events.
Emerging designers showcasing their creations include the award winning Kerry Knowles, Chantal Gibbs-Jones, Leeanne Ripley-Garret and Rae-Emily Smith of my Fair Lady Lingerie.
Kerry kn
Maria Ogneva, in charge of Client & Community Services for FashionablyMarketing.Me, writes: A few announcements in the past couple of weeks have made me ponder the place that real-time social media plays in fashion events. During Toronto Fashion Week, all social media was forbidden during events and shows; organizers blamed weak ticket sales for this shortsighted decision. The media (traditional and “new”) and readers agreed that wasn’t the way to go and some critics even went as far as to say i
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