I don't know LCFD.

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Hannah Marshall has since been recognised by organisations such as the BBC, The Princes Trust, Channel 4, and more recently New Generation sponsored by TOPSHOP at London Fashion Week. Internationally recognised, New Generation support has helped launch the careers of some of Britain’s top designers, including the likes of Alexander McQueen, Mathew Williamson and Julien McDonald.

Hannah Marshall is a contemporary luxury British brand encapsulating design experience through exquisite clothing. Sharp, refined pieces are delivered with meticulous cut and architectural lines in indulgent and often contrasting fabrics. Featuring body conscious, dynamic and voluminous silhouettes, Marshall dexterously incorporates signature tactile Braille messages into her collections which are centred on the iconic LBD. Marshall’s Braille concept stems from a curiosity of a developmental fusion of clothing and communication. Coupled with this is the intention to evolve a search for new and innovative aesthetics, the result being an intimate language of silhouette and message to be deciphered only by the wearer. This language is conveyed through the juxtaposition of heavy leather with the transparency of silk chiffon along with a fine sense of colour and obligatory black at the forefront of each collection.

At only 25, British designer Hannah Marshall’s ascent from fresh-faced fashion graduate to internationally acclaimed young designer has been nothing short of meteoric. A rising star of the fashion firmament, Hannah Marshall has produced just three collections under her eponymous label, all have signalled the beginning of what is to become the reinvention of the Little Black Dress. February 2007 saw the introduction of her distinctive AW07 ‘Quiet Noise’ collection which debuted at the On|Off exhibition followed by the much anticipated catwalk shown SS08 ‘VoID’ in September 2007 and most recently for AW08 “Code Black” was shown as part of New Gen at London Fashion Week.

Press coverage highlights include; British Vogue, Style.com, American ELLE, Grazia, Vogue.com, Highlights (Australia), The Independent, fashion156.com, Gap Press, Japanese ELLE, Aishti and Exit to name a few.

Hannah Marshall® is made in England.

www.hannahmarshall.com

CREDITS

DIRECTOR – VICKI PSARIAS
CO PRODUCERS – VICKI PSARIAS AND HANNAH MARSHALL
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY – CHRIS REYNOLDS
EDITOR – GIANNIS GEORGIOU
DIRECTORS ISTANT – GEORGINA RAZACK
DIRECTOR of MAKING OF – MUMTAZ YILDIRIMLAR
STYLIST – GRETCHEN OWEN
DESIGNERS ISTANT – HANNAH SHIPTON
HAIR – ERNESTO MONTENOVO
MAKE UP – MICHAEL ASHTON @ MY-MANAGEMENT USING BOBBI BROWN
SHOES – CAMILLA SKOVGAARD, GIL CARVALHO, NATACHA MARRO
TIGHTS – WOLFORD
JEWELRY – HANNAH MARTIN, MARIA ZURETA
HATS – JEFFREY PORTMAN
CROW HEADBANDS – BUDDUG WYN HUMPHREYS
STUDIO – THE MACHINE ROOM
MODELS – ALESSANDRA POZZI @ TAKE 2, ELINA MITROFANOVA @ TAKE 2, SIGAIL CURRIE @ TAKE 2, VIKTORIYA @ OXYGEN

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I want a school like this;

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/26/fashion/thursdaystyles/26SCHOOL.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

Hellpppp!

- Love,
Lottie.

The British education system is set up differently than that of the US, so basically the equivalent of HS here (based on age group) would be the equivalent of the college or secondary school level in the UK… So I think what you would actually want to look at are colleges that focus on fashion in London (aka the London College of Fashion).

I hope that made some sense!

But is it really the new thing??

its an elitist thing. its a massive trend within the groups that consider themselves 'emo' or 'scene'. outside of them, its not huge, but there have been some small effects in mainstream fashion trebds, like liquid eyeliner with flicks. look on topshop website and you'll see aa small influence, but not full on buying into the trend. fahion often reflects pop culture, so u do c elements of 'scene' in fashion rite now. but fashion is not about one elitist group, its always evolving and changing, so basically, no.

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