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17Feb/17

London Fashion Week kicks off amid Brexit uncertainty

February 17, 2017FashionAlice Temperley, Anya Hindmarch, British brands, British culture, British Fashion Council, Burberry, Cara Delevingne, Caroline Rush, Clothing, Company: Burberry Group, Company: Fashion Council, Culture, Fashion, Fashion design, Fashion show, Fashion week, LFW, London, London Fashion Week, Milan, New York, New York Fashion Week, Paris, United Kingdomsmbale

After New York, London kicks off its Fashion Week with 51 different shows including Versus and Burberry.

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20Sep/16

London fashion week professionals comment on Brexit

September 20, 2016FashionAftermath of the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum, Amy Molyneaux, Brexit, British brands, British culture, British Fashion Council, Burberry, Business, Caroline Rush, Christopher Bailey, Culture, Fashion, France, Gay men, Italy, Japan, London, Marco Gobbetti, New York, Rose Marie Bravo, Susanna Lau, United Kingdom, United Kingdom and the European Union, United Kingdom European Union membership referendum, United Statessmbale

British fashion professionals including Christopher Bailey from Burberry and Caroline Rush, the CEO of the British Fashion Council give their take on how Brexit might impact the UK fashion industry.

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08Oct/15

Too much too young? Teenage model sparks fashion age debate

October 8, 2015FashionAymeline Valade, Burberry, Carlo Capasa, Caroline Rush, Chanel, Christian Dior SE, Culture, David Beckham, David Gandy, Diane von Fürstenberg, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Emma Maclaren, Fashion, Fashion design, France, Haute couture, Human Interest, Humans, Italy, Johnny Depp, Karl Lagerfeld, Kate Moss, Lily-Rose Depp, London, Luxury brands, Mechetner, Model, Naomi Campbell, Neelam Gill, New York, Paris, Romeo Beckham, Rose Depp, Rotem Gur, Societates Europaeae, Sofia Mechetnersmbale

Fourteen-year-old model Sofia Mechetner sparks debate over whether modelling under the age of eighteen is too much too young.

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21Sep/15

British designers pin hopes on growing demand for UK-made clothing

September 21, 2015Fashion8th arrondissement of Paris, Albion Knitting, Albion Knitting Company, Bain and Company, British Fashion Council, CAC 40, Caroline Rush, CEO, China, CHRISTIAN MURPHY, Companies, Culture, Fashion, Gucci, India, Italy, Knitting, Knitting Company, London, Luxury brands, Luxury goods, LVMH, LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, machinery, Murphy, Richard Hunter, Richemont, Richemont Group, Societates Europaeae, start-up, transportation, United Kingdomsmbale

London Fashion Week is in full swing and British designers are pinning their hopes on growing demand for UK-made clothing. The Albion Knitting company is one start-up which is already supplying LVMH, Gucci and Richemont.

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19Sep/15

London Fashion Week opens in new car park venue

September 19, 2015FashionAksu, Art Deco, Bora, Bora Aksu, British culture, British Fashion Council, Burberry, Caroline Rush, Culture, Fashion, Fashion design, Fashion week, Holly Fulton, Izmir, London, London Fashion Week, Topshop, Turkey, United Kingdomsmbale

London Fashion Week kicks off in a new Art Deco car park venue with Bora Aksu among the first designers to showcase his look for spring/summer 2016.

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15Apr/15

Kate’s killer heels – even at 8 months pregnant. The Duchess of Cambridge’s maternity style impresses the fashion world

April 15, 2015FashionAlexander Mcqueen, Alice Temperley, ASOS, bebe, Cambridge, Caroline Rush, Catherine, Cécile Reinaud, Clothing, Culture, Emilia Wickstead, Emily Zak, Fashion, George, Hobbs, Humans, Jenny Packham, Jimmy Choos, Kate, London, Maternity clothing, Matthew Williamson, New York, New Zealand, United Kingdom, William, Zacsmbale

Pregnancy doesn’t phase Duchess of Cambridge, who hasn’t put a fashion foot wrong and has wowed the world with her maternity style.
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23Feb/15

Burberry goes live online

February 23, 2015BusinessBritish culture, Burberry, BURBERRY Deutschland GmbH, Business/Finance, Cara Delevigne, Cara Delevingne, Caroline Rush, CEO, Christopher Bailey, Culture, Eddie Redmayne, English people, Fashion, Greece, Jourdan Dunn, Jourdan Dunne, LGBT people, London, London Fashion Week, Mintel, Paloma Faith, Sam Smith, Twitter, United Kingdom, Yanis Varoufakissmbale

(Reuters Business Report) – Britain’s Burberry brings London Fashion Week even closer to home.

For the first time its catwalk show has been broadcast live to the world via the internet.
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23Feb/15

Fashionistas descend on London

February 23, 2015FashionBritish brands, British culture, British Fashion Council, British people, Burberry, Business/Finance, Caroline Rush, CEO, Culture, Fashion, London, London Fashion Week, Naomi Campbell, Sierra Leone, Topshop, United Kingdom, Vivienne Westwood, Yorksmbale

(BVO) – A fashion show – with a difference.

Naomi Campbell strutted her stuff at Somerset House in aid of her Fashion Against Ebola campaign.

A host of famous faces joined her including the Duchess of York and designer Vivienne Westwood – all raising money for a new ebola hospital in Sierra Leone.

London Fashion Week is now officially underway.
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