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London Fashion Week To Proceed Online

Caroline Hu Spring/Summer 2020 at London Fashion Week. Getty Images for The Business of Fashion.

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Daphne Milner

13 January 2021

The BFC has confirmed that the event will run from Friday February 19 to Tuesday February 23 2021 with no live audiences following the Prime Minister’s reintroduction of lockdown measures across the UK earlier this month. London Fashion Week will now be digital-only, but the BFC said shows, presentations and installations can still be photographed and filmed during this time. Collections will be available to view and sell on the London Fashion Week website, which is publicly accessible throughout the year.

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