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London Bridal Fashion Week gains momentum
London Bridal Fashion Week, an event organised by Ocean Media Group, is looking at 2020 with enthusiasm after reaching new heights this year.
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Bridal wear
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Versace merging its men’s and women’s shows
The house of Versace has announced plans to merge its menswear and womenswear shows into one co-ed show starting next year in February 2020, in a surprise move by the legendary Milan-based fashion brand.
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Ready-to-wear
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Salvatore Ferragamo’s menswear returns to Milan Fashion Week Men
Like Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo has announced its menswear collection will be back on the Milan Fashion Week Men’s calendar, on January 21 2020, having shown with womenswear since 2018.
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Footwear
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Giorgio Armani chooses Dubai for Cruise 2021
Giorgio Armani is heading to Dubai for its Cruise 2021 fashion show.The Italian house will unveil its upcoming collection in April at an as-yet undisclosed venue in the city.
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Dior/Lindbergh, the photographer’s last project for the luxury label
A year ago, German photographer Peter Lindbergh, who passed away in September, lensed a series of iconic models from the Dior archives in the heart of New York. The result is a photo book published this week by Taschen.
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Miscellaneous
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New H&M tagline sparks outcry over gender violence association
A new collection from H&M has unleashed protests from women’s rights campaigners because it includes the slogan “I love GBV”, the initials of the designer but also a widely used acronym for gender-based violence.
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Sam McKnight to be honoured at Fashion Awards 2019
The legendary hairstylist has been announced as the recipient of the 2019 Isabella Blow Fashion Creator Award. He will receive the award at the 2019 Fashion Awards on Monday 2 December at the Royal Albert Hall.
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Miscellaneous
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Tommy Hilfiger takes latest step toward fully digital design
Tommy Hilfiger announced it will incorporate 3D design technology into all its global apparel design teams, marking the latest step in the brand’s goal to digitize its value chain from end-to-end.
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