5 Free Fashion Events to Attend This Month
5 Free Fashion Events to Attend This Month
This February, London’s fashion scene is buzzing with free opportunities for emerging fashion creatives. From the depth of discussion at the “Women Dressing Women” seminar to the hands-on learning at the Textiles Upcycling Workshop, each event is a chance to network, learn and make friends. As you navigate these experiences, remember, they are more than just events; they are a platform for growth, collaboration, and redefining your creative boundaries.
1. Revival London | London Fashion Week February 2024 Showcase
Date: Saturday, 17th February 2024
Time: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: The Lab E20, East Park Walk, London
Revival London, who are one of the second group of winners of our very own scaleUP incubator for 2023, is set to present its latest capsule collection at The Lab E20. This event is a testament to sustainable fashion, showcasing garments made from reclaimed textiles. Attendees can expect:
- A display of style blended with eco-consciousness through innovative capsule collections.
- An opportunity to enjoy drinks and canapés in a fashionable setting.
- Conversations centred around sustainable practices and zero-waste fashion.
- A flexible arrival time to explore the collection at your own pace.
This event promises an afternoon filled with fashion, sustainability, and the art of reimagining waste, making it a must-attend for those passionate about eco-friendly fashion trends
2. ‘Women Dressing Women’ Seminar
Date: Monday, 19th February 2024
Time: 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM
Location: London College of Fashion East Bank
‘Women Dressing Women’ is an insightful seminar presented by the Centre for Fashion Curation. This event offers:
- A deep dive into the curatorial process of the Costume Institute exhibition “Women Dressing Women” currently on show at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
- Discussions on themes like absence/omission, anonymity, agency, and visibility of women designers.
- Insights from co-curator Karen Van Godtsenhoven and a conversation with Professor Judith Clark, Co-Director of the Centre for Fashion Curation at LCF.
This seminar is a unique opportunity for fashion professionals to gain in-depth knowledge of the evolution and impact of women fashion designers
3. 3D Video and Mixed Reality in Fashion Panel Discussion
Date: Thursday, 8th February
Time: 8 · 6:30PM – 9:00PM
Location: London College of Fashion East Bank
The “3D Video and Mixed Reality in Fashion Panel Discussion” is an innovative exploration at the confluence of fashion and cutting-edge technology. It offers:
- Insightful discussions led by experts from the Fashion Innovation Agency and Microsoft.
- A deep dive into how 3D video and mixed reality are transforming fashion.
- A unique opportunity for attendees to grasp the implications of these technologies in fashion design and marketing.
This panel is tailored for those keen on the digital evolution of fashion, blending industry insights with technological foresight.
5.Green Light: Silk Batik Workshop
Date: Wednesday, 21st February 2024
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Location: All Saints Church Belhus Park, South Ockendon, UK
The Green Light: Silk Batik Workshop is a creative journey into the world of batik, an ancient craft of using wax and vibrant fabric dye on silk. It offers:
- Hands-on guidance to create unique batik designs on silk, led by Kinetika artists.
- A chance to learn and practise the batik technique, suitable for beginners and experienced creatives alike.
- An environment conducive to both skill development and creative expression.
This workshop is ideal for those interested in exploring traditional textile arts in a modern context
5. 100 Years in Vogue: Exhibition from the Archive
Date: Monday, 12th February 2024 – Saturday, 24th February 2024
Location: Chelsea Library, London
This exhibition, hosted by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Libraries, offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich history of British Vogue. Key features include:
- A display of selected materials from the Vogue Archive and the Fashion and Costume Collection at Chelsea Library.
- A journey through fashion history, showcasing trends from the 1940s to the present, reflecting various societal changes.
- Highlights of the archive under the editorship of Edward Enninful, focusing on diversity and inclusion.
The exhibition is open during library hours and offers a fascinating look into a century of fashion evolution.
