Top Shop NEWGEN T Shirts

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In 1993 the British Fashion Council created New Generation (NEWGEN), one
of the world’s most internationally recognised talent identification
schemes.  NEWGEN continues to showcase and promote new designer
businesses today.  

The scheme is sponsored by Topshop 

who have been
supporters since 2001.

Topshop has collaborated with NewGen designers Ashish,emma Cook,

Gareth Pugh, Holly Fulton, Jonathan Saunders, Marios Schwab,

Mary Katranzou, and Richard Nicoll  

The T Shirts are in store sizes 
6-16, £40-£60; stores: 

Oxford Circus, London, W1; Brompton Road, SW1; 
Selfridges, W1; New York, NYC,
                topshop.com

NEWGEN offers catwalk designers financial support 

towards their show
costs and the 

opportunity to use the BFC Catwalk Show Space. 

Others
receive sponsored presentation or exhibition space to showcase their
collections, 

offering an important introduction for young 

UK-based
designers to influential 

press and buyers from around the world. 

NEWGEN
also provides business and mentoring support 

through the BFC in
partnership with Shoosmiths, 

Baker Tilley and Lloyds TSB.

 NEWGEN includes names such at Alexander McQueen, Boudicca, 

Matthew Williamson, Julien Macdonald, Lara Bohinc, 

Ann-Louise Roswald and more recently Christopher Kane, 

Marios Schwab, Richard Nicoll, Erdem, 

Mary Katrantzou and Meadham Kirchhoff.

 Find out more about the scheme: www.britishfashioncouncil.com/newgen 

 marios schwab

 mary katranzou

 Ashish

 emma cook

 gareth pugh

 hearts t

 holly futon

 house of jazz

jonathan saunders

jwa

 nasir

richard nicoll

happy shopping ...

Bottlenose dolphins windfarm threat.

Drew Sutton , Nice Director, has been back out on the Scottish waters with Philip Hoare as they addressed the issue of the newly approved windfarm plans in the Moray Firth. Photo by Drew Sutton These waters are home to an array of wildlife, including the "UK's only resident population of bottlenose dolphins" and these 227 proposed turbines will disrupt their way of life since they depend on sonar. Have a read of Philip's article and if you can, pop along to Aquatopia: The imaginary of the ocean deep which opened this weekend at the Nottingham Contemporary and will continue at Tate St Ives in October. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/jul/17/sea-invisible-trash-heap-aquatopia Let us know what you think or even better, get involved with the WDC and exhibitions such as Aquatopia! http://www.nottinghamcontemporary.org/art/aquatopia

Nana’s Manners, Confident Kids- Kickstart starts 21st June

Nana’s Manners believe in giving children the tools they need to learn to do the basics well. We want to empower kids to become confident and independent in the world around them. Nana’s Manners is the inspiration of Kathryn, a mum of two who taught in Primary Schools for ten years. It was whilst teaching in a Reception class that she realised the widespread difficultly 4-5 year olds had in using a knife and fork effectively and independently. As the cutlery kids need to help them learn this life skill didn’t exist, Kathryn decided she was going to design it herself. Nana’s Manners is launching their patented, ergonomically designed cutlery on Kickstarter on the 21st June. They need to reach their target amount in pledges in 30 days to fund their first production run and bring Nana’s Manners to life. Please visit their website to find out more and support them in getting their cutlery out and into little hands. http://www.nanasmanners.com

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