#CFW2016 is nearly here….
Cardiff Fashion Week is a vision, an opportunity and a platform for Wales, in Wales.
And why not? We have a fashion product to be proud of and there’s every reason why it should be supported and promoted on its doorstep. That’s what Cardiff Fashion Week is all about.
The energy, talent and enthusiasm for fashion in this great little of country of ours is boundless. Apologies to Welsh football, but we, like you, are together stronger. That’s why on 29 October, we are coming together with a series of catwalk shows and a designer village to bring together those designing, studying and retailing fashion in Wales. As the Welsh capital, the city is the window to Wales and we are thrilled to have representatives from all corners of the country involved.
It’s a new concept – which is a stand-alone project – financed by those involved and some generous sponsors, most notably Maserati, to create a regional fashion week which has integrity while at the same time is accessible for all.
So…
If you work all month, get paid on a Friday and go shopping on a Saturday – our fashion week is for you.
If you are creating, planning, sewing, selling or designing in a fashion business in Wales – our fashion week is for you.
If you are studying, learning, planning and wanting a career in fashion – our fashion week is for you.
If you are on a budget and want to make fashion go further – our fashion week is for you.
If you want to support local talent – our fashion week is for you.
If you like a girls day out – our fashion week is for you.
We have a line-up that we are very proud of featuring the following organisations:
Maserati
House of Fraser
Dirty Martini
University of South Wales
Jaxxon House
Sophie Elizabeth London
Chapel 1877
Coleg Sir Gar
WRAP CYMRU / Love Your Clothes
The Emporium
Clare Johns
Swag and Tassell
The Power of Greyskull
The Dressing Room
Pad Decco
The Style Team
The Square, Monmouth
Capello Barbers
Scarlet Etoile
Ceris Mair Design
Michelle Marshall Salon
Emiah Elliott
Red Handed
See you there….
