As London Fashion Week kicks off, British Fashion Council warns no-deal Brexit could cost fashion industry well over $1 billion
Models present creations from London-based designer Bora Aksu during a show for the Spring/Summer 2020 collection on the first day of London Fashion Week in London on September 13, 2019.
At an opening event on Friday morning, Stephanie Phair, chairwoman of the British Fashion Council, said the industry is urging Britain's government to find a Brexit deal rather than leave the European Union without new arrangements in place. She spoke at the start of a five-day fashion fest that will feature big names like Burberry, Christopher Kane and Victoria Beckham.Many of the shows are also expected to showcase up-and-coming designers as London builds on its reputation for innovative street fashions.
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