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MODA UK launches 'This is Me' campaign
07 Dec '18
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Courtesy: MODA UK
Leading fashion trade event, MODA UK, is launching its inspiring ‘This is Me’ campaign, addressing real fashion for real people. The new theme will be evident throughout the show including catwalk runway shows featuring a cross-section of body shapes mirroring real life. The next MODA UK will be held at the NEC Birmingham, UK, from February 17-19, 2019.
“Serving the fashion industry for so many years, MODA has carved a niche offering real fashion for real people and in 2019, kicking off with the February show, we will celebrate the people behind the brands, the people behind the stores, and turn the spotlight onto the real lifestyles shaping the demands of today’s real consumers,” Julie Driscoll, managing director; fashion portfolio, ITE Group, the organiser of the show, said in a press release.
“Key to our new manifesto is the Elastic Generation; a generation reinventing life for the over 50, leaving age behind and living according to how they feel. Bigger spenders than the under 50s but underserved by high street fashion,” Driscoll added.
Pre-show, ‘This is Me’ will look behind the scenes to discover real-life stories behind the people who make MODA. From work with the local community to incredible sporting achievements and unexpected talents, the MODA team will be inviting its community to share their lives away from the showroom and the shop floor.
During MODA, the catwalk shows will showcase the collections on a variety of body shapes, while the content programme will look at how the show’s leading collections are redefining fashion for the Elastic Generation and offer expert advice on how retailers can do more to serve this increasingly affluent demographic. Topics high on the agenda include fit and sizing, advice on how to dress every body shape, and a stylist’s view of the brand new collections designed specifically with the Elastic Generation in mind. (GK)
“Serving the fashion industry for so many years, MODA has carved a niche offering real fashion for real people and in 2019, kicking off with the February show, we will celebrate the people behind the brands, the people behind the stores, and turn the spotlight onto the real lifestyles shaping the demands of today’s real consumers,” Julie Driscoll, managing director; fashion portfolio, ITE Group, the organiser of the show, said in a press release.
“Key to our new manifesto is the Elastic Generation; a generation reinventing life for the over 50, leaving age behind and living according to how they feel. Bigger spenders than the under 50s but underserved by high street fashion,” Driscoll added.
Pre-show, ‘This is Me’ will look behind the scenes to discover real-life stories behind the people who make MODA. From work with the local community to incredible sporting achievements and unexpected talents, the MODA team will be inviting its community to share their lives away from the showroom and the shop floor.
During MODA, the catwalk shows will showcase the collections on a variety of body shapes, while the content programme will look at how the show’s leading collections are redefining fashion for the Elastic Generation and offer expert advice on how retailers can do more to serve this increasingly affluent demographic. Topics high on the agenda include fit and sizing, advice on how to dress every body shape, and a stylist’s view of the brand new collections designed specifically with the Elastic Generation in mind. (GK)
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