US EditionLondon Fashion Week hopes to usher in new era with leadership change
The British Fashion Council has doubled investment in international guests and increased funding for young designers to revitalize London Fashion Week's schedule and accessibility.
- London Fashion Week began Thursday, led by new management focused on revitalizing the event and showcasing British creative talent.
- This change follows Laura Weir replacing Caroline Rush in April and waiving membership fees to ease financial strain on designers.
- The season features a curated, diverse schedule with big names, emerging designers, extended guest stays, and doubled investment to attract global buyers.
- Weir described the initiative as a bold move to transform London Fashion Week into an inclusive event that highlights creative expression for a wider audience beyond just industry professionals.
- These changes aim to restore LFW's international relevance and prestige while supporting designers and boosting London’s status in global fashion.
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Fashion takes a fresh start in London
London Fashion Week (LFW) opened on Thursday under new leadership, with the hope of marking the beginning of a new era for British fashion. After 16 years at the helm, Caroline Rush stepped aside earlier this year, leaving Laura Weir, former creative director of Selfridges and Vogue journalist, with the task of reviving an event long considered the boldest of the four global fashion weeks. The timing could not be more critical. In recent years, …
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This season, London Fashion Week feels larger in scale. Following a quieter period, the schedule is peppered with big names and exciting emerging designers. In part, this shift is thanks to changes implemented by the British Fashion Council, which this year waived the membership fees that have historically been required for members to participate. As a result, we’re seeing a broader more diverse lineup and a curated program designed to spotlight…
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