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👆🏻This is the hashtag that will take you to a page where you will find where is the dress, the designer and everything about the model♥️ Mulberry - Catwalk Mulberry - Catwalk Suzy Menkes - Mulberry: In Love with Shakespeare With precise tailoring and a lot of attention to detail, Mulberry has pushed the reset button in an attempt to return the British mark to the position of honor it once occupied in fashion. Creative director Johnny Coca, who has previously worked in large companies, including Céline, has joined Mulberry with the mission of making it relevant in the 21st century and, more particularly, raising the level of the bags, once a product fetish of the brand. Coca, of Spanish origin, showed great aspirations when he thought that "the inheritance always has to take root in the past". For this he sought inspiration in William Shakespeare, usually depicted with a doublet and shorts, not as in this case with elegant layers of many buttons. But the kingdom of the Tudor is undoubtedly a good starting point for a regal wine color, navy blue or royal blue, in addition to the digital prints of huge roses. All this we could see in the parade, celebrated in the old London Guildhall, for more historicist glory. The garments, especially the layers with metallic decorations, had some force alone beyond complementing the bags; The accessories, very salable, were made with luster and refinement. By night, there were all sorts of sexy designs with lace, which in no case-now or ever-would be appropriate for the court. I appreciate all the quality that Coca has brought after its incorporation, but I am not too convinced by its premise. Does Burberry have a past in touch with the royalty that justifies these jeweled fingers and these luxurious dresses? Did they have a trace of warmth and Mediterranean glamor sensual short dresses? I always associate Mulberry with the English countryside, wet pets, low heels, stately homes, and young girls with ironic airs. Anya Hindmarch may have already mastered comic relief-even if it was merely an introduction to a much more serious stage. But Mulberry would need something more modern than Shakespeare. To be ... or not to be ... debtor of history? That is the question.

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A Fashion week is an event that takes place in the most important capitals. These are semi-annual events, from January to March, where designers show their autumn-winter and spring-summer collections. The Fashion Week should be held months before the season to give manufacturers time to give a sample of their creations for the next season. This also gives the traders time to acquire the materials and introduce the designs into the retail market. The calendar begins with New York Fashion Week, followed by London Fashion Week. The penultimate is the Milan Fashion Week and ends with the Paris Fashion Week. These cities are traditional in the fashion world, followed by new "fashion weeks" that are taking place around the world. The men's catwalk premieres between autumn-winter and spring-summer in Milan. The Weeks of Fashion are attended by buyers from major stores, editors of fashion magazines, the media, celebrities and members of the entertainment world. In past years, the Fashion Week was predominantly to satisfy the trade; However, today are events of the medium and entertainment. They can include live music, celebrities, lavish galas and charity events. Some events allow the public to buy special passes to see the catwalk shows or attend exhibitions that show handbags, jewelry, shoes, etc. The first "fashion week" was held in New York in 1943, with the aim of diverting attention from French fashion during World War II, when fashion experts could not travel to Paris to see the Parades Fashion publicist Eleanor Lambert was the organizer of an event called Semana Editorial, where American designers, who had previously rejected her creations, showed their collections to fashion journalists. Buyers could not attend the show; They only had the option to visit the designers directly and see their samples. The event was a success, and fashion magazines like Vogue began to show more American designs and downplayed the French. However, after the war, people returned to Paris and other fashion capitals like London and Milan for the new events that were created. At that time, these cities controlled the fashion calendar. This meant fewer trips: from New York to London, Milan and Paris in just one month. For foreign buyers, the convenience of these arrangements has given greater importance to fashion because of the proximity between these three cities. In order of importance, the most important fashion catwalk is Paris, followed by New York, Milan, London and Berlin in this order. Un follow❤️😂

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This model is Jasper Conran 👆🏻 https://goo.gl/images/I1TL0w 👈🏻that is a video to one of the days of London Fashion Week . ♥️👗♥️ London Fashion Week is a fashion event held in London twice a year, in February and September. It is one of the Four Great Fashion Week, along with New York Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week and Paris Fashion Week. Organized by the British Fashion Council and the Development Agency in London with help from the Department for Business Innovation and Skills. The first London Fashion Week was in 1984. It is considered, along with those of New York, Paris and Milan as one of the "Big Four" Fashion Week. He presents himself to the founders as an event that also attracts the attention of the press and as a benefit to taxpayers. It is also possible to obtain a sponsorship of Mercedes-Benz, a worldwide known car brand and signature of hairdresser Toni & Guy. They claim that it has more than 5,000 attendees between press and buyers, and orders are estimated to be £ 40 million or £ 100 million. A retail event, London Fashion Weekend, takes place immediately afterwards in the same place and is open to the general public. It is estimated that the fashion industry in the UK provides 797,000 jobs . This decreases 2.3% for 2009. The current venue for most of the scheduled events is Somerset House in central London where a large tent in the central courtyard hosts a series of fashion shows by the best designers and fashion houses, [10] while an exhibition housed inside the Somerset House itself, displays more than 150 designs. [11] However, many unscheduled events, such as the Vauxhall Fashion Scout and On | Off, are organized by other private groups of founders and take place elsewhere in central London. In the summer of 2012, London Fashion Week became the first fashion week to fully embrace digital media when it offered all the designers who were showing their collections on the runway at Somerset House the opportunity to broadcast their live shows by Internet. [13] The broadcast can be viewed from the London Fashion Week website. Models at the Ozwald Boateng show, 2010 London men's collection In summer 2012, for the first time, London introduced the men's collection, in addition to the collection shows in spring / summer and autumn / winter. See also Edit Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week Paris Fashion Week Milan Fashion Week New York Fashion Week References Edit This are the dates of the fashion weeks 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 ^ Bradford, Julie (2014). Fashion Journalism. Routledge. P. 129. ↑ Dillon, Susan (2011). The Fundamentals of Fashion Management. A & C Black. P. 115. ↑ British Fashion Council website. Retrieved on March 10, 2010. ↑ «Agreement for Funding Relative to Creative Sector Support - Designer Fashion. Parties: LDA / BFC website '. Retrieved on June 7, 2010. ↑ London Fashion Week Official Sponsors. Caroline Rush. 'Record Figures for London Fashion Week'. Crush Communications. Retrieved on March 10, 2010. ↑ London Fashion Week factsheet. Retrieved on March 10, 2010. ↑ London Fashion Weekend website. Retrieved on March 10, 2010. ↑ http://www.londonfashionweek.co.uk/news/623/Facts--Figures-AW14 ↑ London Evening Standard article. Archived from the original on November 24, 2015. Retrieved on March 10, 2010. ↑ London Fashion Week website. Retrieved on March 10, 2010. ↑ "Arts London website". Archived from the original on November 24, 2015. Retrieved on March 10, 2010. Rice, Simon (February 19, 2010). «Independent newspaper article». The Independent (London). Retrieved on March 10, 2010. Follow we if you liked ♥️♥️💪🏻

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SOME INFO ABOUT FEBRARY'S EVENTS

THURSDAY 16TH FEBRUARY 18:00 - 21:00 International Fashion Showcase 2017 Presented by Mercedes-Benz Launch Party Somerset House Event 19:00 - 19:30 LCF MA17 Womenswear Catwalk EC2 Event 19:00 - 20:00 Fashion Fighting Poverty On|Off Event 19:00 - 22:00 Claire Barrow x Galeria Melissa: Private View See Invitation Event 19:00 - 22:00 Dazed and Selfridges invite you to celebrate Material World See Invitation Event FRIDAY 17TH FEBRUARY 09:00 - 10:00 LFW Private View The Store Studios Event 09:30 Teatum Jones BFC Show Space Show 11:00 FYODOR GOLAN BFC Show Space Show 11:00 - 13:00 minki AW17 Digital Presentation Digital 12:30 - 14:30 Marta Jakubowski * BFC Presentation Space Presentation 13:00 Eudon Choi BFC Show Space Show 14:30 - 16:30 steventai THE PAINTING ROOMS PRESENTATIONS Presentation 14:30 - 16:30 Rue St. AW17 collection 1 soho THE PAINTING ROOMS PRESENTATIONS Digital 15:00 Bora Aksu BFC Show Space Show 15:00 - 19:00 NEWGEN pop-up showroom: Marta Jakubowski Designer Showrooms: NEWGEN Event 15:30 - 17:30 HAIZHENWANG See Invitation Presentation 16:00 DAKS W1G Show 16:30 - 18:30 Roberta Einer See Invitation Presentation 17:00 Ashley Williams * BFC Show Space Show 17:30 - 19:30 Paul Costelloe See Invitation Presentation 17:30 - 19:30 Boden Future British Drinks Reception Designer Showrooms: The Store Studios Event 18:00 PPQ See Invitation Show 18:00 - 20:00 Charli Cohen Digital Presentation THE PAINTING ROOMS PRESENTATIONS Digital 18:30 - 20:30 Sadie Williams * BFC Presentation Space Presentation 18:30 - 20:30 PF17 Preen Line THE PAINTING ROOMS PRESENTATIONS Digital 18:30 - 20:30 PF17 Preen Line THE PAINTING ROOMS PRESENTATIONS Event 19:00 On|Off Presents… See Invitation Show 19:30 - 21:00 Le Kilt See Invitation Presentation 20:00 Central Saint Martins MA BFC Show Space Show 20:00 - 23:00 Fashion Film in Partnership with River Island x Serpentine Future Contemporaries Party See Invitation Event 20:30 - 21:30 Charlotte Simone AW17 Showcase W1 Event 20:30 - Late 24 hours at On|Off SE1 Event SATURDAY 18TH FEBRUARY 09:00 Chalayan See Invitation Show 09:30 - 11:30 Paula Knorr * BFC Presentation Space Presentation 10:00 Ryan LO BFC Show Space Show 10:00 - 19:00 NEWGEN pop-up showroom: Ashley Williams Designer Showrooms: NEWGEN Event 10:30 Fashion East Presentations Topshop Show Space Presentation 11:00 Fashion East Topshop Show Space Show 11:30 - 13:30 Faustine Steinmetz * Topshop Show Space Presentation 12:00 Jasper Conran W1 Show 12:30 - 14:30 Edeline Lee See Invitation Presentation 13:00 Julien Macdonald See Invitation Show 13:30 - 15:30 Markus Lupfer See Invitation Presentation 14:00 Molly Goddard * Topshop Show Space Show 14:30 - 16:30 Astley Clarke See Invitation Presentation 15:00 Ports 1961 See Invitation Show 15:30 - 17:30 Alice Archer See Invitation Presentation 16:00 J.W.Anderson WC1 Show 16:30 - 18:30 palmer//harding See Invitation Presentation 17:00 Emilia Wickstead See Invitation Show 17:00 - 19:00 Designer Showrooms Open House Designer Showrooms: The Store Studios Event 17:30 - 19:30 Halpern See Invitation Presentation 18:00 Simone Rocha See Invitation Show 18:30 - 20:30 Globe-Trotter See Invitation Presentation 19:00 House of Holland Topshop Show Space Show 20:00 Gareth Pugh See Invitation Show 21:00 Versus Versace See Invitation Show 21:30 - 23:30 Camilla Elphick AW17 Surreal Shoe Soiree See Invitation Event SUNDAY 19TH FEBRUARY 09:00 Margaret Howell See Invitation Show 10:00 Anya Hindmarch See Invitation Show

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Hi guys we are here again and with sone news!! Twenty-six designers from around the world participated in it, which showed the glamor that also has this type of garments. Among them were some well-known names like Pillar and Farrah Naaz, of Great Britain; Fllumae, of the United States; Aidijiuma, of Malaysia; Mayovera, from Turkey; Helena Latifi from Norway, etc. Franka Soeria, co-founder of this platform, commented: the parades illustrated everything that modest fashion offers. Some models were heavily influenced by their respective cultures; Others merged elements of the East and the West. All in all, we could see daywear and nightwear that respect Islamic principles but go much further. Halima Aden, American model of Somali origin, the first to have paraded with a hijab, opened the Week with a peach evening dress and a hijab designed by Minel Ask. LMFW, London Modest Fashion Week, Islamic Fashion, Modanisa, London Olympia, modest female fashion, Think Fashion She attended the parades Mariah Idrissi, model that also parades with hijab, and several bloggers who cultivate this fashion, such as Leena Asad and Sena Sever, each with half a million followers in social networks; And Nabiilabee, who last week broadcast through the BBC a documentary entitled New York Hijabis. Along with the catwalk was an area with stands of companies of the sector, round tables and other activities for designers, buyers and journalists, all organized by Özlem Şahin and Franka Soeria, Think Fashion. MODEL ISLAMIC FASHION, IN GROWTH After the closing of the Week, Kerim Türe, Managing Director of Modanisa, stated: London is one of the major world capitals of fashion. For us it was important to show here the concept of Modest Fashion Week, which has had a great acceptance. Modesta Fashion is a developing sector. The Global Islamic Economy report for 2015 indicates that global sales reached $ 230 billion and could reach 327 in 2019. Modanisa launched in 2011 its online platform modanisa.com, which is currently the leading online fashion and shopping platform for consumers who want to cultivate a modest style of dress. It offers 30,000 articles of 300 brands, receives 9 million visits every month and sells in 103 countries. + Info: www.modanisa.com and http://lmfw.co.uk/

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Fashion catwalk in London 👗👠🇬🇧

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Welcome to our new blog about London’s Fashion Week . In this blog we are going to explain things about the 2017 London’s Fashion Week .We hope you like it Our blog as we have said about London fashion here comments on the dates on this week some Information about the past we would like the dierais I like and follow us Since we are public. We would also like you to suggest things to us to refute Kisses This is the introduction and the firt info. LFW Dates Press Portal Image Galleries In London Contract Opportunities Bloggers & Digital Influencers Corporate Hospitality London Fashion Week Festival THE DATES FOR LFW WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: London Fashion Week September 2017 15th - 19th September 2017 For London Fashion Week press enquiries, please contact: Michalis Zodiatis Senior PR Executive +44 (0) 20 7759 1989 [email protected] London Fashion Week is a trade event. For shows and events open to consumers, book tickets for London Fashion Week Festival. Find out more. London Fashion Week Festival September 2017 21st - 24th September 2017 For London Fashion Week Festival enquiries, please contact: Jess Duke [email protected]

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