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Unearthing the New at London Fashion Week

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By Susanna Lau Verified
| Business of Fashion (BOF) Verified
Independent show reviews from fashion’s top critics. It never rained, but it poured in Daniel Lee’s London Fashion Week closer on Monday night, writes Tim Blanks. At a challenging time for the industry and the world at large, brands focused on serving their clients’ needs for comfort, a source of power, specialness and of course — things to buy.
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Exclusive: Aaron Esh Joins AllSaints as Chief Creative Officer

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By Susanna Lau Verified
| Business of Fashion (BOF) Verified
LONDON — Aaron Esh is joining AllSaints as chief creative officer, a boost for one of London Fashion Week’s key young talents. Esh, who will continue to operate his own label, is set to oversee the British premium brand’s women’s and men’s collections and steer overall creative direction, including marketing campaigns, under chief executive Peter Cook.
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Is London’s New Era Here?

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By Susanna Lau Verified
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LONDON —Did the London shows feeldifferent this season? There was a whiff of change in the air as the British Fashion Council held its first fashion week under new CEO Laura Weir, who has eliminated the fees that designers had to pay to show on the official schedule and increased funding to bring in international press. The return of H&M, which staged a three-part show on Thursday night, made for an energetic unofficial opener to the week.
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