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This week you can see the best of this year's BA graduate fashion design talent at Graduate Fashion Week. Over the years the event has launched the careers of British designers John Galliano, Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney, Julien Macdonald, Antonio Beradi, Hussein Chalayan and Owen Gaster. |
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| Head out for some jazz at lunchtime if the sky stays dry. The Jazz Plus programme puts on free music in the open every Tuesday and Thursday in June. 12:30pm-2pm. Victoria Embankment Gardens, Villiers Street, WC2. Free. 020 7375 0441. | |||
The event plays host to over 30 of the top fashion and textile colleges in the UK, featuring a static exhibition, non-stop fashion shows and a glitzy Gala Awards event on Thursday night. Leading brands including Donna Karan, Gucci and Calvin Klein have been known to snap up grads, from all disciplines - design, illustration, merchandising, buying PR - from this show. Previous winners have gone on to become international bigwigs - including Chris Bailey, who became Tom Ford's number two at Gucci post graduation. Graduate Fashion Week, sponsored by Top Shop, is totally unique as no other country in the world invests in fashion graduates on this scale. So support them and see if you can spot a rising star. Graduate Fashion
Week June 2-5, 2003 RP |
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| They are called the most important British band since Radiohead. Pay the ICA a visit tonight for a chance to hear the next big thing in music: Hope of the States. 8pm. The Mall, SW1. £8. 020 7930 3647. | |||
| Mistress of disguise, her images of herself - done and dressed up beyond recognition - have made Cindy Sherman one of the most influential 20th century artists. Survey exhibition opens today at the Serpentine Gallery. 10am-6pm. Kensington Gardens, W2. Free. | |||
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