Kulture2Couture fashion event to unleash creative talent

25 Nov '05

2 min read

Fashion is an underestimated social, economic and cultural force.

The objective of Kulture 2 Couture is to support creative talents of African and Caribbean fashion designers by raising their profile, acknowledging their contribution to the fashion industry and helping them to achieve their potential.

The Event will last for four days, closing the Mayor of London's Black History Season 2005.

Where: Former St. Olaves College Building, Tooley Street, London SE1

When: Thursday 24 November 2005, 6.30pm – 11pm (Industry Launch Event – Invitation Only)

Friday 25 November 2005, 10am-2pm (Manufacturers' Morning)

Sat 26 & Sun 27 November 2005, 11.00am-6.00pm (Public)

Entry: Free

Launching on Thursday November 24, with an exclusive opening night show, Kulture2Couture will feature the world-renowned talents of Andrew Ramroop from Maurice Sedwell, Charlie Allen of Allen and Allen and Yemi Osunkoya of Kosibah Creations.

Former Clothes Show presenter, Brenda Emmanus will compere the launch event, whilst the hair for the show will be styled by the celebrated stylist Errol Douglas.

Opening to the public on Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 November 2005, Kulture2Couture will include catwalk shows, designer boutiques, master-classes on the fashion industry, clothing and make-up workshops.

In total, over 35 designers will be featured during the four-day showcase. Other designers featured duringthe fashion expo include Amelia Ayewan, Natasha Wright and Luke Findlay.

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