2014 Spring And Summer Fashion Week In London Will Be Held In Oxford Street.

< p > > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > 2014 spring and summer London Fashion Week < /a > begins. The location is scheduled to be held in Oxford street. The exhibition with 12 miles will be the focus of attention. We have also provided a timetable for the 2014 spring and summer London Fashion week.

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< p > fashion elite always like to complain.

In last week's fashion week, most of the complaints revolved around the Somerset building in the main venue of London Fashion Week, especially in the street style Plaza. There are always a group of people hanging outside the show, wearing a showy perfect dress, posing a "quick look at me" posture, hoping to leave their photos in the media.

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< p > "if fashion can be everyone's participation, is it still fashionable?" Susie Menkes Menkes, the fashion editor of the international pioneer Tribune, asked in her February column.

In her view, fashion has now pursued the principle of "mob", or at least it is a product of popular popularity under popular vision.

Her views are actually the representatives of the offended fashion editors and buyers, who are used to the fact that fashion is their exclusive domain.

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< p > however, the fashion week is no longer an internal activity. It only provides underground and private speeches for a small number of people.

For the public, it has become a looting entertainment.

Fashion Week opens a window to the world full of glitz and charm.

By contrast, the designers themselves also added enthusiasm to it. As early as February 2011, Burberry put their fashion show on the billboard of Piccadilly Circus.

Moreover, even the British a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" fashion /a association has started to broadcast 70% of its shows in real time on their website.

Once upon a time, it took months to spread from the show to the streets, but now it is only a few minutes' difference.

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< p > from the economic point of view, fashion week is no doubt a good thing.

Inspired by this spirit of joy, the British Fashion Association and the mayor of London jointly launched the September fashion week in Oxford street.

In September, the flagship store of fifteen fashion brands will hold various kinds of activities, including: Fashion East founder Lulu Kennedy (Lulu Kennedy) in the personal modeling sharing conference held in Topshop; in September 12th, designer Bender Lise (Ben de Lisi) will introduce his new "principles" series to consumers. In September 17th, River Island will provide free drinks and snacks with the young Korean designer, the conference will provide free nail and beauty samples; September 16th Martha will carry out the trend talks.

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The 75 brands, including < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > Topshop Unique < /a > Matthew Williamson, Giles, Alice and P, will begin the 2013 autumn new time show in September 13th, and the exhibition will be 12 miles along the Oxford expressway.

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< p > > "people now know what is going on in fashion week," said Caroline Rush, chief executive of the British Fashion Association. "This London Fashion Week is a dream, exciting and very diverse Caroline.

The fashion week in Oxford street is to further promote the development of fashion week to make it more inclusive and better show the talents of designers.

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< p > what Ross calls "excitement" is the "sales". In fact, the turnover of Oxford street has increased by 6.2% over the first half of this year. According to the analyst's forecast, the turnover will exceed 5 billion pounds by the new year's sales.

Ross admits London Fashion Week is not just a celebration for London's design talents.

"Fashion week is a trade activity," she said. "It will provide retailers with more proactive opportunities and show our international visitors that the country has an incredible value for the fashion industry."

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< p > the media is working hard for the success of London Fashion week.

The Daily Telegraph fashion group will take up 71500 square feet of window decoration work at Fenwick (FenwiCK) department store on Bond Street.

The five of these windows are responsible for Charlie Harrington Charlie Harrington, the fashion director of Stella McCartney, and Daniela Agnelli, the fashion director of the Daily Telegraph. They will give full play to detail design skills. "McCartney"

In order to show patriotism, every display will display five important London designers in Fenwick's department store, namely, the Clements Ribeiro, the core designer of the best ready-made clothes, Richard Nickel (Richard Nicoll), the designer Justin Thornton (Justin Thornton) of Preen, Thea Bregaz (Thea Bregazzi), and the jewelry designer Rupert Sanderson (Rupert Sanderson) and Amelia Bose (Ribeiro).