Fashions Finest’s emerges post-lockdown for its Fashion Finest Fashion Show SS22 on the 18th of September 2021 at St John’s Church, 18 Hyde Park Cres, Typurnia, London, W2 2QD.
With many events still remaining digital one of the most popular independent shows on the London Fashion Week calendar, Fashions Finest will return with its catwalk, showcasing some of the hottest new and undiscovered designers.
Director Deborah St Louis said: “We all have had a tough year behind us. We used our downtime to officially change our business structure to a CIC. This is to reflect our activities and aims that have been successfully pursued since inception; to provide an independent established platform for under-represented graduates and emerging designers from the BAME and low-income communities but also those self-taught with a none-traditional route.
Businesses like mine and some of the creative industry including designers have taken a hit and faced various challenges. We are even more excited than ever to be showcasing and supporting the next wave of designers. We will have safety precautions in place as per guidelines at the given time.”
Let’s Talk Fashion Business event
Pre-empting the runway this September as always is the “Let’s Talk Fashion Business”, an interactive talk that includes, lectures, interviews, panel discussions followed by a Q&A to offer help and advice for anyone working in fashion, beauty, or styling; looking to develop and grow their business.
This season fashion designer Romero Bryan’s talk ‘Designing, as if you care about the World’ will touch on Themes: Design – Sustainability (Eco-Efforts) – Ethics – Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) – Social Enterprise in his Romero’s collections have graced several global platforms, including Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, and featured in top global fashion publications, Vogue and Tatler to name but a few. His creations have been worn by high profile women including Michelle Obama, Destiny’s Child, Mariah Carey, Cameron Diaz, Alek Wek, and H.R.H Queen Rania of Jordan. He showcased and taught in over 145 countries. Romero delivers UAL Short Courses, and with UAL’s Insights Widening Participation programs and is a lecturer on BA (Hons) Design Management at London College of Communication.
Furthermore, he is also an active contributor and collaborator to Teaching Within, Shades of Noir, The Centre for Race and Practice-Based Social Justice, UAL.
Romero Bryan’s talent, hard work, determination, and potential have been recognised by Philip Beresford in the predicted ‘Rich List 2020’ compiled for the Royal Bank of Scotland. The list appeared in international publications such as Forbes Magazine. Mr Bryan has been named on the Lloyds TSB & Thomson Reuters ‘POWER LIST 2013’ as one of ‘BRITAIN’S MOST INFLUENTIAL BLACK PEOPLE.’
The event draws not only the national and international fashion industry but also VIP’s from sport, entertainment, and business.
For the latest schedule visit: https://www.fashionsfinest.com/fashion-week and for tickets visit: https://www.fashionsfinest.com/tickets
