UK Highlights Fashion at Awards Programme

Wednesday 04th of February 2009 08:14:22 PM

UK Highlights Fashion at Awards Programme

Fashion and beauty are two things that never lose their appeal even in difficult economic conditions. The UK has been working diligently to promote its fashion industry over the last few years. The economic crisis has slowed down the promotional efforts, but it has not stopped the need for continuing efforts to gain global recognition for the UK fashion industry. Designer houses selling high couture and online retailers selling Plain T-Shirts have a stake in the success of the fashion industry.

The UK fashion and garment industry is flourishing with emerging new talent. It is only appropriate to encourage that talent through awards ceremonies. Clothes Shows London gives awards to UK designers in all fashion and beauty categories ranging from make-up to fashion. The show recognizes outstanding contributors to the country's fashion and beauty industry who are both established and new. There are five fashion and beauty award categories giving recognition to the rising and shining stars. The work of the UK fashion and design talents influences all clothing retailers and turns the eyes of the world on the UK. The awards ceremonies honour the many contributions the fashion and beauty talents make to the industry and the UK economy. The awards acknowledge the work of the masters while also showing encouraging support for for developing talents. The ceremony gives new and established artists a chance to interact.

The Managing Director of Clothes Show London is Gavin Brown. She said, "The awards hosted at the highly anticipated inaugural Clothes Show London will create a platform for emerging talent in the fashion and beauty industries to launch into the main stream...as well as giving the established the recognition they deserve." The awards includ Fashion Stylist of the Year, Best Dressed Man of the Year and Best Dressed Woman of the Year, and the UK British Textile Design Award to name a few.