London Will Launch A New Menswear Display Program

Britain Latest fashion The Council (BFC) recently announced a new menswear display program - "London series: Men" (London Collections:Men) will be launched in June this year.

From from June 15th to 17th, London will launch a men's clothing schedule, including a series of British brand releases and cultural and commercial projects.

"London series: Men" is the expansion of men's day in London Fashion week. When Milan and Paris Men's wear Every week in January and July, the men's designers in Britain can only display their new works at the end of the London Fashion Week in February and September. Men's wear day has been attracting a group of public and participants, but sometimes it has become the focus of controversy, because the British designers involved complained that men's buyers had stopped all their budgets at this time. Today, although London releases the traditional men's and women's wear schedules in Milan and Paris, it's positioning and content development.

The new exhibition focuses on the importance of British and new talent in terms of creativity and business, as well as the contribution of rich British culture to creative inspiration and success in this field.

Participate in the original London Fashion Week Men's Day activities most brands and designers will take part in the exhibition in June. MAN and NEWGENMEN, which are sponsored by Topman and FashionForward brand, are dedicated to the display of new talent in London. They will continue to support the participation of the most creative talents in London.

The famous British designers such as Margaret Howell (MargaretHowell), traditional brands such as Jagle Dan (Aquascutum) and Saville Street's famous tailors, such as Richard James (Richard James) and E. tau (E.Tautz), will also expand the scope of the activity.

Harold Titman, chairman of the British Fashion Council, said: "in the past few years, the development of men's clothing industry in Britain has become stronger and stronger. The exhibition is a practical test." London series: Men "is not only a display activity of brands and designers, but also a cross cultural project to create men's wear festivals. This will be a truly exciting year for the UK. I want to thank Dylan Jones, chairman of fashion 2012 men's wear Committee, and all the members involved in the work of designers and brands.

Fashion 2012 chairman of men's wear Committee Dylan Jones At the same time as the editor of the famous male fashion magazine "GQ". Under him, the Commission unites a number of influential men and corporate brands in the men's clothing industry. "There is no doubt that London will attract more attention this year," he said. Whether you are involved in sports, fashion, media, retail, entertainment or technology, or into any industry, London is the center of 2012. "