BRIEF NEWS
L O N D O N FA S H I O N WEEK 2020 London Fashion Week will continue as planned on 17th September, with menswear and womenswear designers taking part in the first gender-neutral catwalk show. Traditional physical shows will be on the schedule but will be following government socialdistancing guidelines. The digital LFW platform will also host exclusive content from some designers. We expect the digital platform to be a huge success and to continue to be used in the future. londonfashionweek.co.uk
C AT H E R I N E - Z E TA JONES COLLAB British vegan shoe brand ‘Butterfly Twists’ has just launched its collaboration with Catherine Zeta-Jones to provide a shoe that will ‘empower and fit the everyday woman’. This is the first ever fashion collaboration for Catherine Zeta-Jones. butterflytwists.com
FA SHIO N NEWS
What you need to know. Because life’s too short to wear boring clothes... GIVENCHY ANTIGONA ANNIVERSARY This Fall, Givenchy celebrates the 10th anniversary of the iconic ‘Antigona’ handbag. To celebrate, there will be an unveiling of a more relaxed sister bag.The new ‘Antigona Soft’ plays on the same duality that defines the Givenchy bag aesthetic.You can browse the whole Antigona collection online. givenchy.com
L O U I S A B R AC Q L I N G E R I E C O M E S TO E S S E X Louisa Bracq is renowned in France as one of the country’s most luxurious and well-fitting underwear labels. Its new Autumn and Winter collections will be available in the UK at Pretty Things Lingerie Store in Buckhurst Hill, Essex from September 2020. Louisa Bracq bras are available in a wide range of sizes from a 32B-36G and prices start from £60. louisabracq.com 28 / Aspire / Issue 08
FA S H I O N A B L E FAC E C OV E R I N G S With face coverings being mandatory in shops in the UK, it is becoming more popular for them to match different outfits. Selfridges have a growing collection of designer face coverings. The trends include coverings with different prints, ones made from leather and silk materials. This is the new way forward for looking stylish while still following the rules. Prices range from £8 to £180. selfridges.com S U P P O RT F O R 2020 PRIDE Despite coronavirus meaning there was no Pride Parade, there are plenty of pieces that mean you can look good and show support. Big brands including UGG and Puma have launched colourful, all-gender products to support Pride 2020. ugg.com puma.com
