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Monday, 13 July 2009

People's Revolution will represent the British Fashion Council in the states

Kelly cutrone

Kelly Cutrone of People's Revolution

Dear Shaded Viewers,

People's Revolution will  represent the British Fashion Council in the USA and no doubt increase interest in getting press and buyers to finally pay attention to LFW. Sadly, this is something that they have not been doing  over the past few years. TV star that she is, Kelly will also be bringing  her Bravo TV crew to LFW to film her in action as she promotes the 25th anniversary of LFW. Somerset House, get ready.  Congratulations People's Revolution and BFC for making such an excellent choice.

Later,

Diane

I cannot resist posting my fave photo of Kelly and I taken by our friend Roxanne Lowit last year in NYC at the Tribeca Grand.

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Kelly Cutrone by Roxanne Lowit

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Will be looking out for Kell On Earth cameras at LFW. If anyone can get the BFC attention, Ms Cutron can.

Posted by: Rachel Marie Walsh | Jul 17, 2009 2:04:07 AM

call me cynical, but the £ will probably deter American buyers when considering LDN design houses. The American market is incredibly centralised & near enough saturated as it is, I'm not sure sprinkling them across American glossies will have the desired impact. We're talking about intelligent consumers that buy into London designers, this is appearing slightly patronising. High profile buyers are fully aware of the London scene as it is, if Jean-Pierre Braganza struggles for accounts, i can't see an Emilio de la Morena or Romina Karamanea taking the states by storm. Institutional changes are required from the financial side of the equation on British soil...not investing into contracts with external agencies to promote a product that directly competes with what they currently have on their books.

Posted by: moi | Jul 13, 2009 7:39:33 PM

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