Tag: BFC
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British Fashion Council Revealed Winners Of The Fashion Awards
The Fashion Awards presented by Diet Coke 2022 Winners. THE FASHION AWARDS 2022 PRESENTED BY DIET COKE WINNERS ANNOUNCED. The British Fashion Council (BFC) revealed the winners of The Fashion Awards 2022 presented by Diet Coke. The event raises the profile of and funds for the BFC Foundation charity which awards scholarships, grants and mentoring…
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All luxury brands should donate leftover fabrics and save surplus from going to waste
Fabric is one of the most vital elements within design. It is the base. For 2022, Burberry is continuing to support creative communities and promote a circular economy by donating once more to the ReBurberry Fabric programme in partnership with the British Fashion Council (BFC). British luxury brand Burberry is now carbon neutral across its…
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London fashion week to go online-only as lockdown endures
Womenswear and menswear shows to be merged for event featuring digital showrooms
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‘This is an economic crisis’: why the pandemic could spell the end for British fashion
According to experts, without significant government intervention, many young designers and freelancers will be in trouble
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BFC Foundation Covid Crisis Fund is supporting creative fashion businesses to survive the Coronavirus crisis
British Fashion Council Launches of BFC Foundation Covid Crisis Fund. British Fashion Council (BFC) announced the launch of the BFC Foundation Covid Crisis Fund, supporting creative fashion businesses and individuals to survive the Coronavirus crisis. The BFC, through its charity the BFC Foundation which brings all BFC charitable initiatives under one umbrella, is…
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Rosh Mahtani from Alighieri Jewelry – the third recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design
Rosh Mahtani of Alighieri Jewelry Brand to Receive the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design at London Fashion Week. Alighieri jewellery has become known for its hand-made gold-plated antique-style designs. Each piece of jewellery is handcrafted in Hatton Garden, London’s Jewellery Quarter. The unique pieces are made through the process of lost-wax…