Although the weekend might be over, Fashion Scout are still showcasing designers and presenting catwalk shows. To make sure you’re
fully clued up on all that’s going on, we have put together a comprehensive run
down on each scheduled event.
L’Amitie
After graduating from University of the Arts London in 2014, designer Amitie Zeng founded her brand
‘L’Amitie’. Tailored towards what Amitie describes as the L’Amitié Women, “hard
working, and enterprising". Zeng hopes every female can "feel extremely
confident, independent and sexy" when wearing her collection. The main
aesthetic vision for this designer is chic classic lines and use of current and
forecasted colours and has already made a big impression in China.
CJ Yao
Shanghai designer CJ was awarded the 1st
Runner up of Asian Young Fashion Designers Contest in Singapore, and debuted in
China during 2014. CJ Yao is a womenswear designer who regularly presents
heavily layered designs and tailored shapes.
Marko Mitanovski
As seen in Dazed,
Vogue.co.uk, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, Grazia, L'Officiel, Cosmopolitan, Vision,
Time Out, Q Magazine, and Hello! among others publications, Marko Mitanovski has partnered with Fashion Scout
previously in both 2009 and AW15. Also collaborating with a jewellery
designer and sculptor for his most recent showcase, his designs are extremely dramatic and notably gothic in style.
Belgrade Fashion Week
This was the first fashion week in Eastern
Europe to promote Belgrade Design & Creativity. Contributing designers
consist of Ana Ljubinkovic, Budislava: George Styler, Ivana
Pilja, and Vlada Savic. They form the non-profit BFW collective, which has the end
goal to develop and improve their local fashion sector. From graphic geometric
designs to highly conceptual couture, the BFW encompasses it all.
FAD
An organisation, which looks to help
support and promote the partnership of young people and fashion, it's described
as “an undeniable springboard” by Vogue.com.
This season they have chosen twenty young finalists to exhibit in their SS16 show for Fashion Scout, which is inspired by Korea and Japan.
This season they have chosen twenty young finalists to exhibit in their SS16 show for Fashion Scout, which is inspired by Korea and Japan.
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Writer: Paris Richardson
Editor: Fiona Nicholls