London Fashion Week is not cancelled, but will go ahead as a digital-only


London Fashion Week will still be held in June, but it will now take the form of a digital showcase for menswear and women's wear.

Stay-at-home orders for a large proportion of the global population has forced the brands, organisations and institutions of the world of fashion to take radical steps, notably with regard to runway shows.

The British Fashion Council has ushered in major change with the announcement, on April 21, of the effective end of the British capital's fashion week exclusively devoted to menswear. Men's and women's fashions will now be showcased at the same time. The first combined fashion week, which will be wholly digital, is to go ahead in June.

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