Rita Ora has never been one to shy away from a polarising outfit, and her look for The Fashion Awards 2022 might just be her most daring yet. The singer arrived at the Royal Albert Hall on Monday, 5 Dec. for the stylish event wearing a totally sheer red naked dress with matching thong underneath. The dress was straight from the Nensi Dojaka spring/summer 23 runway and included a red bra with metal hearts added in the centre. Totally sheer red fabric, with a pink trimming, then fell to her ankles, revealing a matching red thong underneath. While the naked trend has certainly been a red carpet favourite of late, Ora took it to a whole new level with this barely-there ensemble. A simple pair of strappy red heels completed the red hot look. While her dress was perhaps the most attention-grabbi...
The Fashion Awards has returned for 2022 and if there’s any red carpet to end the year in the most stylish way possible, it’s this one. The annual date in the fashion calendar always promises to be full of award-worthy looks, and this year was a knockout. Taking place at the Royal Albert Hall on Monday, 5 Dec., the event saw the who’s who of the fashion industry descend upon the capital alongside stylish celebrities from TV, film, and music. Despite the cold temperatures, the stars stepped out in a number of barely-there looks that made it look as though it could have been the height of summer. Rita Ora’s Nensa Dojaka naked dress showed off her thong, while Lily James sheer white gown came complete with voluminous ruffles. Florence Pugh opted for Santa Claus red, Si...
After a year-long hiatus from a dazzling red carpet, The Fashion Awards returned to the Royal Albert Hall on Monday, 29 Nov, 2021 with hosting by award-winning actor extraordinaire Billy Porter. While celebrating those who have had a transformative impact on the fashion industry in 2021, the British Fashion Council (BFC) repositioned this year’s event as an entertainment platform to show how fashion is a cultural meeting point for brands, designers, creatives, and artists. The 2021 Fashion Awards were dedicated to the Designer of the Year and the recipient of the BFC Foundation Award. Kim Jones for Dior Men and Fendi won Designer of the Year 2021, and nominees included Daniel Lee for Bottega Veneta, Demna Gvasalia for Balenciaga, Jonathan Anderson for JW Anderson and LOEWE, and Miucc...
Pop star Dua Lipa, presenter Maya Jama, and actor Gabrielle Union were some of the stars that walked the 2021 Fashion Awards red carpet. Hosted at London’s Royal Albert Hall on Monday, 29 Nov., this year’s event celebrates fashion at the intersection of entertainment and culture. Fashion designers, models, and industry insiders kicked off the festive season in slinky, cut-out dresses, luxe silk-satin gowns with corset bodices, strapless dresses with opera gloves, jacquard and jewel-covered suits. We’re especially loving the mermaid-hem gowns worn by Addison Rae, Munroe Bergdorf, and emerging models Deba Hekmat and Mona Tougaard. As the occasion is hosted by Billy Porter, we expect to see some truly dramatic outfits — and we weren’t disappointed by Porter’s cus...
After a year-long hiatus from a dazzling red carpet, The Fashion Awards is returning to the Royal Albert Hall on Monday, 29 Nov, 2021 with hosting by award-winning actor extraordinaire Billy Porter. While celebrating those who have had a transformative impact on the fashion industry in 2021, the British Fashion Council (BFC) is repositioning this year’s event as an entertainment platform to show how fashion is a cultural meeting point for brands, designers, creatives, and artists. The 2021 Fashion Awards will go to Designer of the Year and the recipient of the BFC Foundation Award. Designer of the Year 2021 nominees include Daniel Lee for Bottega Veneta, Demna Gvasalia for Balenciaga, Jonathan Anderson for JW Anderson and LOEWE, Kim Jones for Dior Men and Fendi, and Miuccia Prada and...
After a year-long hiatus from a dazzling red carpet, The Fashion Awards is returning to the Royal Albert Hall on Monday, 29 Nov, 2021. While celebrating those who have had a transformative impact on the fashion industry in 2021, the British Fashion Council (BFC) is repositioning this year’s event as an entertainment platform to show how fashion is a cultural meeting point for brands, creatives, designers, and artists. The most anticipated awards at The Fashion Awards 2021 will go to Designer of the Year and the recipient of the BFC Foundation Award. Previous winners of Designer of the Year are Daniel Lee for Bottega Veneta (2019), and Pierpaolo Piccioli for Valentino (2018), with previous recipients of the BFC Foundation Award going to Wales Bonner (2019), and Molly Goddard (2018). O...
Launched in 2008, the British Fashion Council and Vogue Designer Fashion Fund is dedicated to supporting the next generation of exceptional talent in fashion, design, and business savvy. This year, the BFCVDFF nominated 11 trailblazing designers, of whom Bethany Williams was chosen to receive a £200,000 cash prize, in addition to mentoring from some of the brightest minds in the fashion industry. “Congratulations to Bethany Williams for receiving the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund for 2021,” said British Vogue editor-in-chief and chair of the fund committee Edward Enninful in a press statement. “Bethany is an extraordinary talent who brings a depth to her process that is nothing short of inspirational. On top of her substantial gifts as a designer, she has rethought the ...
Launched in 2008, the British Fashion Council and Vogue Designer Fashion Fund is dedicated to supporting the next generation of exceptional talent in fashion, design, and business savvy. This year, the BFCVDFF nominated 11 trailblazing designers, one of whom will be chosen to receive a £200,000 cash prize, in addition to mentoring from some of the brightest minds in the fashion industry. Nominated for the 2021 BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund are Alighieri, ASAI, Bethany Williams, Chopova Lowena, Completedworks, E.L.V. Denim, Halpern, Kwaidan Editions, Olubiyi Thomas, Richard Malone, and Supriya Lele. One enterprising winner will be chosen by a panel led by British Vogue Editor in Chief Edward Enninful and including British Fashion Council Chief Executive Caroline Rush, model Adut Akech, Br...
Launched in 2008, the British Fashion Council and Vogue Designer Fashion Fund is dedicated to supporting the next generation of exceptional talent in fashion, design, and business savvy. This year, the BFCVDFF nominated 11 trailblazing designers, one of whom will be chosen to receive a £200,000 cash prize, in addition to mentoring from some of the brightest minds in the fashion industry. Nominated for the 2021 BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund are Alighieri, ASAI, Bethany Williams, Chopova Lowena, Completedworks, E.L.V. Denim, Halpern, Kwaidan Editions, Olubiyi Thomas, Richard Malone, and Supriya Lele. One enterprising winner will be chosen by a panel led by British Vogue Editor in Chief Edward Enninful and including British Fashion Council Chief Executive Caroline Rush, model Adut Akech, Br...
[embedded content] “Who is leading change in fashion?”, asked the British Fashion Council ahead of the 2020 Fashion Awards, which premiered on Thursday, 3 Dec. in a short film on the BFC’s Youtube channel — where 20 individuals and brands were recognised for leading positive change in the fashion industry during a very unpredictable year. Instead of the usual focus on best designer, the BFC started fresh with four new categories of awardees: environment, people, community, and creativity. “From those who bravely faced this challenging year with pro-active responses to the global pandemic, showed leadership and creative resilience over the past year, to the ones who stood up against prejudice within the fashion industry and fight for change”, said the BFC in a ...
[embedded content] “Who is leading change in fashion?”, asks the British Fashion Council ahead of the 2020 Fashion Awards. Premiering tonight, 3 Dec. in a short film on the BFC’s Youtube channel, 20 individuals and brands will be recognised for leading positive change in the fashion industry during a very unpredictable year. Instead of the usual focus on best designer, the BFC is starting fresh with four new categories of awardees: environment, people, community, and creativity. “From those who bravely faced this challenging year with pro-active responses to the global pandemic, showed leadership and creative resilience over the past year, to the ones who stood up against prejudice within the fashion industry and fight for change”, says the BFC in a press stat...