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Nolcha Presents designer Alberto Parada nominated for Eco Chic Award

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Monday, April 05, 2010 0 comments
Luxury jeweler Alberto Parada has his head in the fashion game and his heart in the environment. Musing both passions together allows the designer to create Art Deco inspired precious fair trade gems set in reclaimed gold and now all of his hard work is paying off as he is nominated for the Rising Star Award for Fashion from The Fashion Group International® of Greater Washington D.C., Inc.


“His pieces are modern day heirlooms that will inspire both the wearer and future generations to really consider what they are buying when acquiring jewelry. We have had consistent amazing response with Alberto at the Nolcha Fashion Week events,” stated Lynn Furge, Creative Director of Nolcha Fashion Business Services.


The Ethical Fashion Preview is an event hosted in New York by Nolcha Fashion Business Services to place independent and emerging designers in the eco/sustainable arena into the eyes and hands of press, stylists and buyers. Now Alberto is taking his accolades closer to home with this current honor.


The Fashion Group International® of Greater Washington D.C., Inc. in collaboration with the Corcoran Gallery of Art and the Corcoran College of Art + Design presents Eco Chic: Night of Stars and Rising Stars. The awards evening will recognize pioneers of the Eco Chic movement for their ecological and ethical design in fashion, art, beauty, architecture, and interior design.


The event will be held at the Corcoran Gallery of Art on Wednesday, April 21, 2010 on the eve of the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day. The Eco Chic gala is an officially registered Earth Day recognition event.


The cocktail reception will feature a fashion presentation produced by Aba Bonney Kwawu featuring fashions by Monique Pean, Calamarie, Alberto Parada, and TranquiliT. Celebrity designer Jeff Garner of Prophetik will also be featured. Following the reception, theEco Chic awards ceremony will take place in the Corcoran auditorium.


Proceeds from the Eco Chic awards gala will benefit the Eleni Epstein Scholarship given by The Fashion Group International® of Greater Washington D.C., Inc. Scholarship Foundation to a student pursuing a fashion career.


Tickets: FGI and Corcoran Members $120. Non-members $150. Tickets are available at http://www.washingtondcfgi.tix.com/.
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Fashion Takes Action Launches First Canadian Eco Fashion Awards

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Wednesday, March 31, 2010 0 comments
When Fashion Takes Action produced the first Green Gala in September 2007, there were only a handful of eco fashion designers in Canada. Nearly three years later, the sustainable fashion landscape has changed dramatically, with designers on both coasts working for the greener good. To recognize this hard work, FTA has launched its first annual award: FTA Design Forward.

“We felt it was time to recognize the leaders in the sustainable fashion movement”, states FTA Founder Kelly Drennan. “These are the designers who should be applauded for their pioneering work, and for showing the rest of the fashion industry how easy, and stylish, it is to go green”.

But this is not just about promoting the best of the best. FTA is a business-to-business organization that provides resources and tools to help the fashion industry become more sustainable.  So to stand apart from other contests, FTA has chosen to pull back the curtain and show the public what really goes on behind the scenes. They believe that all too often this is where eco fashion lives (and even hides); and that it is the story behind the garment where one truly discovers that it is sustainable. Drennan believes that transparency and accountability are the cornerstones of any sustainable business, and that the same standard should apply to the fashion industry as well.

With close to forty designers in the initial round, FTA developed a set of criteria to help narrow the list, and weed out those whose eco efforts either fell a bit short of the rest of the pack, or who were mistakenly positioning their brand as one that is sustainable.

The criterion cover four categories:
  1. Materials Used (organic cotton, hemp, recycled polyester, etc);
  2. Production (local, fair trade, closed-loop environment etc);
  3. Design (quality, style, wear-ability)
  4. Special Features (educate customers on eco friendly laundering techniques, alignment with an environmental charity, hangtags printed on FSC certified high post consumer recycled paper, etc)

Fourteen designers came through the filtering process, and now FTA is inviting the public to vote online for their favourite eco fashion designer. Voters are encouraged to read each designer profile to see how they hold up to the criteria, and compare to one another. “Understanding what eco fashion means can sometimes be quite confusing”, states Drennan.  “And we hope that the criteria will be helpful for consumers when placing their vote”. FTA has included their own comments with each profile, pointing out what they like, and where they think there is room for improvement (since perfection doesn’t really exist yet).

This exercise in transparency is an important one that FTA sees happening on a larger scale. As major apparel corporations feel the pressure to become more transparent in their supply chain (with respect to both social and environmental impacts), it is important for this same level of transparency to translate across fashion businesses of all sizes. It benefits the business, as they begin to understand where they can be doing more, and it provides the consumer with a clear and honest look at what these businesses are really doing to make positive changes.

The fourteen nominees are:    

  • Thieves 
  • Elladora     
  • Elroy   
  • Paper People Clothing     
  • Laura Chenoweth     
  • Revolve Clothing Co.    
  • Nicole Bridger   
  • Salts Organic     
  • Preloved 
  • Lav & Kush 
  • deux fm    
  • Nixxi     
  • flora&fauna 
  • We3 (twigg&hottie)

The public voting process will end Friday April 16, 2010. The top three designers will then face a judging panel  that consists of: eco model, activist, author and designer Summer Rayne Oakes; sustainability consultant Lorraine Smith who has expertise in textiles and life-cycle assessment; and EcoSalon Fashion Editor and green fashion expert Amy DuFault. The judges will ask each finalist a series of questions that dig a bit deeper into the four criteria.

The winner will be announced later in the month, and will be awarded a prize that has a value of over $50,000: 

  • A free membership in Fashion Takes Action  
  • A three-month PR campaign, provided by Third Eye Media  
  • Eco friendly fabric to produce a sample collection of 30 pieces courtesy of Telio  
  • Participation at Nolcha Fashion Week’s Ethical Fashion Preview in NYC in September 2010  
  • Travel and accommodation for two to NYC, provided by Air Miles Reward Program  
  • Look book photo shoot with full creative team including photographer, models, hair & makeup and stylist  
  • Look book graphic design, and $1,000 towards Fair trade and Organic certification, provided by Ecocert 

For more information on Fashion Takes Action, or to speak directly with Kelly Drennan please call 416-778-5934 or email kelly@fashiontakesaction.com. Please also visit http://www.fashiontakesaction.com/content/fta-design-forward for full nominee profiles and photographs.
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Fernanda Carneiro Designs

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Saturday, February 27, 2010 0 comments
For those of you who love new independent designers, take a second look at Fernanda Carneiro Designs.  A stand-out for her feminine flirty dresses, she has been asked to enter the Oscar Designer Challenge.

Support one of Nolcha’s new ones to watch by clicking on this link and voting for Fernanda… your influence may put her collection on the red carpet where it belongs!

http://www.oscars.org/awards/academyawards/82/fashion.html
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Style Coalition and ideeli Announce Fashion 2.0 Social Media Awards Winners

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Wednesday, February 10, 2010 0 comments
The snow and the slush couldn't hold back hundreds of industry attendees and the hundreds streaming live online for the Fashion 2.0 Social Media Awards at the W Hotel's Cherry Lounge in NYC.  


Winners were announced in seven categories:

•   Best Online Video: Chanel, Coco In Motion
•   Best Twitter – Donna Karan, @DKNY (the crowd favorite)
•   Best Facebook Page: Coach
•   Best Blog: Free People
•   Best Website: Kate Spade
•   Next Big Thing: FourSquare
•   Top Innovator: Burberry 

The winners were nominated by thousands of industry peers, according to Style Coalition, the “Fashion 2.0 Social Media Awards recognize best-in-class members of the online fashion community for their outstanding achievements and innovative communication strategies across a variety of social media channels, networks and blogs."

- Katie Evans
 
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Nolcha, DKT Communications and PimTim launch "Branded" a Contest for Independent Designers

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Friday, October 30, 2009 0 comments

mishabarone.jpgAfter an in-depth review of Nolcha’s network of independent fashion designers, the award-winning, multifaceted fashion services company -- in partnership with branding and marketing communications firm DKT Communications and graphic-design crowdsourcing platform PimTim -- honored rising star Michelle Barone as the winner of “Branded: Nolcha’s Contest for the Independent Designer.”
Created to help independent fashion designers jump-start their branding initiatives, “Branded” provides the winner with the building blocks of their brand identity and messaging. The prize package is valued at $1,700 and consists of a logo, designer profile and professional headshot produced by the creative minds behind Nolcha, DKT Communications and PimTim.
“Nolcha is a business network for independent designers at all stages in their career,” says Nolcha creative director Lynn Furge. “Therefore, to be able to partner with both DKT Communications and PimTim to help Michelle Barone -- a young, fresh designer -- create her brand image is so exciting and important. The initial branding of Michelle’s label will be the skeleton that holds the business together, and Nolcha cannot wait to see the results.”
Barone, the visionary behind the Misha Barone label (www.mishabarone.com), agrees. “Every new opportunity leads you to another. Gaining these tools and elements will no doubt assist me in the next step of the process. I think it is a wonderful thing when artists and out-of-the-box thinkers are able to come together in collaboration. That’s what makes the creative world so incredible. It’s definitely a comforting support system.”
To be rolled out annually, the contest is an excellent vehicle to spark designers’ interest in branding while vying for the opportunity to win the services of some of the best names in the industry. From crafting the brand story to designing its identity to shaping its message, branding must be at the core of every business strategy.
“The story of the people behind an idea, a product or a design is the essence – the soul -- of the brand,” says Dawn Terrick, president of DKT Communications, Inc. “And Michelle’s radiating energy and cutting-edge creativity make for a fantastic tale – one that I look forward to telling. Playing a part in the growth of Michelle’s label by providing her with a designer profile that she can use to promote herself and her work across various marketing channels, thus contributing to the Misha Barone brand, is extremely rewarding.”
Further capturing the young designer’s spirit is PimTim. An online marketplace for graphic design, where buyers and creatives connect, PimTim is challenging talent from all over the world to design the new identity for the Misha Barone label.
“This is what PimTim is all about -- giving people the possibility to connect to talent all over the world,” says PimTim founder Vincent Bröring. “We are very proud to support the branding of the Misha Barone label, and our talented community of graphic designers around the world is happy to help. They will unleash their creativity!”
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CFDA Fashion Awards 2009

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Tuesday, June 16, 2009 0 comments



CFDA Awards Entrance 2009On June 15th 2009, Tracy Ulman hosted the CFDA Fashion Awards for the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
Womenswear Designer of the year nominees (Rodarte, Marc by Marc Jacobs and Narciso Rodriguez) had models stationed outside like little soldiers guarding the entrance to set the scene for what was yet to come.
The top prize ended up going to Kate & Laura Mulleavy of the Rodarte. 
A new category for the CFDA was the Popular Vote Award won by Ralph Lauren. Accessible fashion seems to be the new name of the game with all of the Fashion Blogs and Vlogs therefore WWD jumped on the bandwagon and allowed people to cast their votes via the WWD website. 
Both Scott Sternberg of Band of Outsiders and Italo Zuccelli of Calvin Klein Collection tied for Menswear Designer of the Year.
Accessory Designer of the Year was presented to Jack McCollough & Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler. 
First Lady Michelle Obama was awarded the Board of Director’s Special Tribute for constant support and attention to America’s independent designers. 
A large part of the evening was about growing and sponsoring the talent that makes emerging fashion important, therefore the Swarovski Awards where designers not only took home a statue but a check as well.  After an evening of beautiful short films where the designers and their muses frolicked in the nominated garments, The Swarovski Award for Menswear went to Tim Hamilton, the Swarovski Award for Womenswear went toAlexander Wang, the Swarovski Award for Accessory Design went to Justin Giunta of Subversive Jewelry.
Anna Sui took home the Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award. 
Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton received the International Award.
Jim Moore, the Creative Director of GQ won the Eleanor Lambert Award.  
Edward Nardoza of WWD took home the Eugenia Sheppard Award for outstanding work in journalism.
Rachel Brown won the CFDA/ Teen Vogue Scholarship. 
The room glittered with some of fashions most famous names from Diane von Furstenberg, Cynthia Rowley, Donna Karan, Elie Tahari, Erin Fetherston, Francisco Costa, Gilles Mendel, Kenneth Cole, Michael Kors, Peter Som, Phillip Lim, Ralph Lauren, Stan Herman, Thom Browne, Tory Burch, Tracy Reese, Vivienne Tam, Yeohlee Teng, Zac Posen, Ashley Olsen, Bruce Weber, Carmen Dell’Orefice, Claire Danes, Daphne Guinness, Heidi Klum to Kirsten Dunst, Molly Sims, Rachel Zoe, and Simon Doonan,
The event was generously sponsored by Swarovski, Continental Airlines, the Waldorf-Astoria, FIJI and Moet & Chandon.
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LMFF Designers Award Winners: Romance Was Born

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Saturday, January 17, 2009 0 comments

March 17  LMFF Designers Award Winners:  Anna Plunkett and Luke Sales of Romance Was Born were announced as the winners of the 2009 LMFF Designer Award presented by Woolmark and supported by VOGUE Australia at a special presentation during the Festival.  Displaying vivid colors, beautiful prints and a boho-chic fringe overlayed on top of form fitting garments with an updated fresh attitude, Romance was Born is quintessentially new Australia.

Woolmark presented an overjoyed duo with a $10,000 check and commemorative award. Anna and Luke will be flown to either Pitti Filati in Florence or Premiere Vision in Paris as a guest of Woolmark, who will host and introduce them to their network of contacts including mills and fabric suppliers. In an era where networks and contacts are vital for growth, this is an amazing experience.

-Lynn Furge
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RE: Fashion Awards 2008

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Friday, November 14, 2008 0 comments

The Winners of the RE: Fashion Awards were announced on Nov 13th 2008 at the Shoreditch Hall.  The UK has been the leaders in the eco-fashion front, vowing to change the face of fashion for the good of the environment.  Other countries are following suit.   The awards were founded by Anti-Apathy, the Ethical Fashion Forum and Futerra Sustainability Communications. 
 
"With more than 200 applicants to the awards, we have been stunned by the quality and breadth of what has been achieved. Applicants are changing thousands of lives and have the potential to change millions more. The RE:Fashion Awards represent not just the most important movement since fashion began - but also the answer to the industry’s future,” stated Tasmin Lejeune, Director at Ethical Fashion Forum.

A celebrity studded event drawing the likes of Peaches Geldof, Leah Wood and Portia Freeman with ethical designs from Vivienne Westwood, Preen, Bora Asku, Jonathan Saunders and Zandra Rhodes, the Iconic Catwalk ended with Daisy Lowe in a Westwood creation specifically for the event.

The winners that are currently leading the ethical fashion industry will soon be household names as standards in the marketplace is forced to change.
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On the Rise Awards 2008

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Friday, September 05, 2008 0 comments

Technology is literally “on the rise” in the fashion world especially when it comes to making a stamp with your new collection. 
 
Thousands of fans logged on to stylebakery.com to vote for their favorite in the categories of: clothing, jewelry, handbags, accessories, children’s and beauty.  Style bakery creator, Jennifer Davidson has mouse on the pulse of on-line fashion.

A truly excellent avenue for the young entrepreneur on any level of retail, these awards show on-line retailers what the experts perceive to be the next success, but also give insight to the consumers opinions by giving the Reader’s Choice awards in each category. 

Stand-out alinamichele won for the Reader’s Choice in handbags.  With a background in graphic design she created a two-in-one that was too good to pass up.  Usually a clutch is the perfect evening accessory, and a woman’s decision lies in what to pair with it… ring or bracelet.  These clutches have bracelets attached which can be removed for individual use. 

Tulay Altin of Tulina crafted her handbags based on the inspiration of Renee Magritte titling her collection “Wings” The size of the bag, combined with the shape and colour, add to it’s daytime luxury appeal that the current market is so obsessed with.   

For imagery alone, ZSEGA by Zsuzsa Kovacs and Jessica Richard have won the vote.  A closer look reveals unique linings, hand made prints and exquisite draping.  The colour palette is neutral and the thought put into the entire marketing of the brand is impressive for only one full year of being in business.

For more information log onto: http://www.stylebakery.com/style-recipes/2008_on_the_rise_award_winners.html
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Triumph International Lingerie Design Awards 2008

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Saturday, August 30, 2008 0 comments
The Triumph Inspiration Design Award challenges students from prestigious international design schools throughout the world to create a conceptual showpiece – set, comprising of an under-wired bra and brief dedicated to the “female theme” design motto for 2008. Triumph International is the world’s largest underwear manufacturers with a presence in more than 120 countries and so the opportunity to have them manufacture the winners design and sell it as limited edition underwear set was a great opportunity for the students who took part. 
 
The awards took place at the Factory Hall 706 in the bohemian quarter of Beijing on 31st July. On the judging panel sat some of the finest fashion professionals, Dutch design duo Viktor & Rolf, supermodel and fashion photographer Helena Christensen, Ellen Von Unwerth, Sarah (Colette), Lv Van and Jan Rosenberg. The judging criteria was based on innovation and creativity in interpreting the “female theme,” also individuality and uniqueness was a key factor along with the aesthetics quality in design and execution with presentation playing a vital part.

Viktor & Rolf commented on the awards, “What we love most is the fact that the students were asked to free themselves of the commercial side of things – almost no restraints were put on their creativity”.

20 year old Japanese student, Midori Matsuo walked away with 1st prize with her “Under Skin” design (which will be adapted and then manufactured and sold by Triumph) also pocketing €15000. Whilst runner up, Theresa Bachler, 21 from Germany landed €10000 for her “Once upon a lifetime” design and Norwegian Stire Fagervik-Rosen, 28, claimed her €5000 for the “Design for beautiful trash”.  

For further information please visit www.triumphinspirationaward.comOr www.triumph-inspiration-award.com

By Nardene Scott
 
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FDC Young Designers Award

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Tuesday, August 12, 2008 0 comments

Fashion Designers and Craft makers Young Fashion Awards is a not for profit project which was founded in 2002 by knitwear designer Joanna Marcella and aims to reward 9-25 year old fashion designers with exceptional talent and a real passion for fashion. The Young Designer Awards are sponsored by Tyler Media, (multi-media company based in USA, specializing in the creation, development and production of special events within fashion and television) and Barnados (UK’s largest children’s charity supporting over 90 000 children in over 300 projects).  

Each year entrants are asked to source and produce their flamboyant design according to the theme, this years being ‘Hollywood’, they must also include a piece written about their favourite designer. The judges made up of fashion and media industry professionals will be looking for creativity, originality and interpretation of the designers’ idea of the Hollywood theme. The winner will receive a certificate, sewing equipment and promotion for a year as they see their designs showcased in high profile events in the UK, USA and Europe. 
 The FDC Young Designer Awards will take place on 25th October at a prestigious building to be confirmed closer to the date.  “The young designer awards have fast become a creative hub where young designers can come and home in on their skills; showcase their talent which could lead to an international career. There is no other organization out there that is showing this kind of commitment to young fledging designers” Christie Dinham of Tyler Media.  

Previous winners have showcased their designs at New York Fashion Week and Caribbean Fashion Week working alongside top hair and make up stylists and models. Their designs have been seen by the worlds fashion buyers, editors and celebrities. New to the awards this year is the Tyler Media/Children are the Future Award which is given to the student who has excelled creatively and academically throughout; their raw talent will be nurtured as they are given the opportunity to learn about the fashion business and also present their collection at the International Designer Awards. 
 
To find out more about FDC Young Designer Awards please visit www.youngdesignerawards.com or email yda@youngdesignerawards.com
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 Picture Source: Young Designer Awards  - By Nardene Scott 
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The CFDA/Vogue fashion fund celebrates its fifth anniversary

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Monday, August 04, 2008 0 comments

The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund have announced the 10 finalists of this years Fashion Fund initiative.The Fashion Fund was set up in 2003 to provide financial support and business mentorship for emerging designers. Over more than $1 million has been granted to previous finalists including, now well known fashion innovators, Rodarte, Proenza Schouler, Derek Lam and Philip Lim. 


The Fashion Fund is sponsored by the Gap, American Express, Barneys New York, Coach, L’Oreal Paris, Nordstrom and Theory amongst countless others. The 10 finalists include Alexander Wang, the NY based designer launched his collection in 2004, full of clean sleek tailoring conveying that “off-duty model” look; Irene Neuwirth, showcases uniquely modern and sophisticated jewellery; Jason Wu, whose collection focuses on modern evening dressing with the spirit and detailing of haute couture; Richard Chai has worked for Donna Karen, Marc by Marc Jacobs before becoming creative Director at the Ailing brand TSE, his designs are sophisticated wearable and quietly feminine.  

Last week the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund selection committee met with each of the finalists to review their current collections and conduct in-depth interviews involved visits to the design studios of the finalists. The 10 members of the 2008 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund selection committee include Julie Gilhart (Senior Vice President/ Fashion Director, Barneys New York); Sally Singer and Anna Wintour (Fashion News Director and Editor-in-chief, US Vogue); Diane Von Furstenberg (President, CFDA and renown designer) amongst many other sponsors of the Fashion Fund. 

The winner of Fashion Fund will be announced at a gala dinner in NYC on November 17 where they will receive up to $200 000 whilst the 2 runners-up receive up to $50 000. These cash prizes will be used to further develop each designers business in such areas as marketing, public relations, production and sales. Rather than just offering cash to the emerging designers, a panel of CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund corporate funders and industry professionals offer mentorship to the winners whose expertise are tailored to each designers goals and needs. 

To further assist the overall finalists the Fashion Fund set up the Business Advisory Committee last year to review the designers in order to provide a more focused business perspective and targeted feedback on their future potential in the fashion business. The seven finalists without cash prizes will therefore be able to use BAC as an ongoing resource for mentoring and guidance. Members of BAC include Susan Davidson (Creative Design Studio), Josh Sparks (Rockwood Management) and Paula Sutter (Diane Von Furstenberg) along with other household names in the fashion business.  

“I am particularly determined to extend the guidance that the Fund provides to all of our finalists both current and past, with the ongoing growth of the BAC. The Fund is such an important investment in the vitality, creativity, and excellence of American fashion; the CFDA, Vogue, and all of our generous sponsors are honoured to recognize this new and talented group.” 
CFDA Executive Director, Steven Kolb 

For further information please visit www.cfda.com - 

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Fashion forward winners announced

Posted by fashionentrepreneurreport On Monday, July 14, 2008 0 comments
Britain is well-known for producing some of the best edgy and innovative emerging designers in the industry. Having a good collection is no longer enough to create a successful fashion business. With this in mind, in 2006 the British Fashion Council created a sponsorship programme called Fashion Forward, a branch of their New Gen scheme.  The initiative aims to help support new designers into the industry, giving them the necessary tools to succeed with a dedicated programme of support over two seasons. Previous winners include Giles Deacon, Jonathan Saunders, RichardNicoll, Jens Laugesen and Sinha-Stanic.

This season, Fashion Forward will be partly supported by the London Development Agency (LDA).  Fashion Forward recipients receive cash sponsorship each season to go towards production of a catwalk show on schedule at LFW. They will also receive high level business mentoring from the best in the business in areas such as business planning, marketing, sourcing, production, export and legal.  
 
Winners are selected by industry experts based on the designers’ talent and potential for growth 
Christopher Kane, Erdem and Marios Schwab are being awarded Fashion Forward September 2008, receiving sponsorship for the first-time. Roksanda Ilincic is a recipient for the second time.
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