Fashion is GREAT Britain!

Sarah Mower, the British Fashion Council’s Ambassador for Emerging Talent, discusses GREAT British fashion, design, creativity, innovation, and education. She explains why London is a gateway to the global fashion community.

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britishcouncilusa: Ellen Orchard (third from right) is studying landscape design at the University of Greenwich. As an American, she loves the opportunities she’s had to study in the British system - and explore her surroundings in London, too. (All images courtesy of Ellen Orchard)
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britishcouncilusa: Ellen Orchard (third from right) is studying landscape design at the University of Greenwich. As an American, she loves the opportunities she’s had to study in the British system - and explore her surroundings in London, too. (All images courtesy of Ellen Orchard)
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britishcouncilusa: Ellen Orchard (third from right) is studying landscape design at the University of Greenwich. As an American, she loves the opportunities she’s had to study in the British system - and explore her surroundings in London, too. (All images courtesy of Ellen Orchard)
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Ellen Orchard (third from right) is studying landscape design at the University of Greenwich. As an American, she loves the opportunities she’s had to study in the British system - and explore her surroundings in London, too.

(All images courtesy of Ellen Orchard)

2012 – A Fantastic Year for British Fashion 2012 saw the first ever fashion magazine photo shoot at Number 10 Downing Street by Marie Claire, featuring UK actresses Bonnie Wright and Karen Gillan. We also saw a London Fashion Week show inside The Foreign Office featuring Vivienne Westwood’s Red Label, as well as numerous British brands opening up stores across the US. Learn more ›
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2012 – A Fantastic Year for British Fashion

2012 saw the first ever fashion magazine photo shoot at Number 10 Downing Street by Marie Claire, featuring UK actresses Bonnie Wright and Karen Gillan. We also saw a London Fashion Week show inside The Foreign Office featuring Vivienne Westwood’s Red Label, as well as numerous British brands opening up stores across the US.

Learn more ›

Source: blogs.fco.gov.uk

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