Emilia Wickstead

Fashion is coming to the home collections. Six luxury brands making it happen

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    Six Home Collections by Designer Fashion Brands: Etro, Missoni, Versace, Louis Vuitton x Fornasetti, Emilia Wickstead. Louis Vuitton x Fornasetti capsule collection The Louis Vuitton-Fornasetti collaboration is a unique voyage crossing borders between experimentation and tradition. Fornasetti’s visionary depiction of the world meets the effective blend of Louis Vuitton’s forward-looking creativity and craft. … Read more

Inspiring meaningful change: Female empowerment through the eyes of 12 female designers

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    Each piece in this Net-A-Porter collection reflects designers’ personal interpretation of female empowerment. NET-A-PORTER, the world’s leading luxury etailer, celebrates International Women’s Day with community-first campaign #PowerToChange, in partnership with leading female designers and charity Women for Women International. Given the past year and the changes felt by all, it has never been … Read more

What does it meme? The rise and rise of the fashion viral

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Fashion loves a meme. What better way to bring a sense of humour to the once po-faced world of fashion. But with some labels now designing clothes for this very reason, what is it like to become one?

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Walpole, the official sector body for UK luxury, announces 2019 Brands of Tomorrow programme

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Aspiring British luxury companies can now apply for Walpole Brands of Tomorrow 2019. Applications for Walpole Brands of Tomorrow 2019 are now open. Applications close on the 5th November 2018. Every year Walpole, the official sector body for UK luxury industry, puts together an esteemed panel of experts selected from some of the UK’s most … Read more

Applications now open for the 2017 Walpole Brands of Tomorrow programme

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WALPOLE BRANDS OF TOMORROW 2017. Who are the trailblazing innovators who have caught the attention of the world of luxury? Walpole, the alliance  of British luxury brands, announces that applications are now open for the 2017 Walpole Brands of Tomorrow programme, in association with Mishcon de Reya and Sloane Point Partners. Since its inception in … Read more

How the first world war liberated women’s wardrobes

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The Fashion and Freedom exhibition looks at the way clothes restricted women before the war – and shows how lines and silhouettes relaxed during the conflict as women entered the workplace