Tag: Fashion Week
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On Saturday 18th June, GUAP Magazine will host a pop-up event to spotlight emerging designers and fashion brands in London.
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Words by Olisa Jr. The next few weeks, for the glamorous world of fashion, entails sublimely tailored dresses, chic designers, daringly beautiful runways, and much more to look forward to, and while you’re at it, GUAP has put together a list of art shows and exhibitions to feed your artistic soul. From seductively abstract colours…
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Words by Lauren Junestrand In January this year, the British Fashion Council announced that London Fashion Week for the Fall 2021 season, running from the 19th to 23rd of February would be entirely digital. This is on trend with other fashion weeks this year such as Paris, Copenhagen and New York, all of which have…
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Never Fade Factory is a futurism concept space and fashion brand, established in Soho in November 2016. As pioneers of sustainable fashion in central London, they are always looking for ways to help emerging creatives in fashion, art and tech. Never Fade Factory are also passionate about facilitating conversations about mental wellbeing. Last year during…
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LVMH Prize 2020 Finalist, Priya Ahluwalia launched her namesake brand Ahluwalia in 2018. In March 2020, Ahluwalia was featured in the Forbes 30 under 30 European Arts and Culture list. Through her brand, “Ahluwalia”, Priya takes elements from her dual Indian-Nigerian heritage and London roots and explores the life of vintage and deadstock clothing, using textile…
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In honour of the black lives matter movement British designer Charles Jeffrey has used his platform at the digital London fashion week to showcase black creatives in the fashion industry whilst also raising money for UK Black Pride. Utilising the digital spaces created for London fashion week the event was in the form of an…
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On June 10 to 11, 2020, Global Talents Digital took place, the world’s first hybrid international online fashion project, which combined real designer collections along with the digital ones. Virtual and human models presented new fashion collections. Virtual Instagram celebrities delivered their personal digital collections. 50 participants from 20 countries showed their collections and works…
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Gucci has tapped out of this year’s fashion weeks schedule deciding to go seasonless in order to produce less, in the desire to allow more room for the creative process. Less pressure for designers to creates bringing the purpose and fun back to fashion week as well as taking out the excessive waste that comes…
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Eager to showcase what the brand has been up to during lockdown creative director of Pyer Moss, Kerby Jean Raymond is planning to find a way to make sure the show goes on. Kerby Jean Raymond will be ambitiously planning a drive-in show for New York fashion week in September. This may come as a…
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A digital fashion week has already been introduced to Asia a few years back and its time for Europe to follow suit under unfortunate circumstances. On the 21st of April, the British Fashion Council confirmed that London Fashion Week will be going ahead in June this time with both menswear and womenswear showcasing making it…