Can you take the 'London' out of London Fashion Week?
Northern Ireland wasn't included as a location for this year's initiative - but will be included next year, the council said. She travelled to the capital to showcase her project with fellow BCU fashion graduates to an audience at Somerset House. "London is such a big city, it's really well known and there are lots of opportunities," says the 22-year-old.
- ▪Northern Ireland wasn't included as a location for this year's initiative - but will be included next year, the council said.
- ▪She travelled to the capital to showcase her project with fellow BCU fashion graduates to an audience at Somerset House.
- ▪"London is such a big city, it's really well known and there are lots of opportunities," says the 22-year-old.
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Can you take the 'London' out of London Fashion Week?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, As London Fashion Week comes to a close, an initiative has launched to help talent from outside the capital to get into the industryByJulia Leonard and Lizzy Bella, BBC Newsbeat Published26 minutes agoThe curtain might have fallen on London Fashion Week (LFW) - but bosses hope the runway of the future will start to look a bit different.Fashion Britain is the British Fashion Council's initiative to open up access to talent outside of London - so how do you shift the focus away from the traditional centre of that world?The council told BBC Newsbeat it has been working with LFW on a series of pop-up events in England, Wales and Scotland to show this year's event was "bigger than London".
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