2011 British Fashion Awards: Winner and Fashion Styles

Victoria Beckham was hailed as the Best Designer Brand while Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen won the Designer of the Year. Find out the red carpet fashion styles of 2011 British Fashion Awards attendees and the full list of winners.





Stella McCartney in a dress from her spring/summer 2012 collection.


Alexa Chung in a Christopher Kane spring/summer 2012 dress.


Poppy Delevingne in a spring/summer 2012 Matthew Williamson dress.


Olivia Palermo in a Matthew Williamson dress and Topshop heels.


Tali Lennox in a Mulberry autumn/winter 2011-12 gold pleated gown.

Designer of the Year: Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen
Designer Brand: Victoria Beckham
New Establishment Award: Christopher Kane
Menswear Designer: Kim Jones
Accessory Designer: Charlotte Olympia
Red Carpet Award: Stella McCartney
Emerging Talent Award - Ready-To-Wear: Mary Katrantzou
Emerging Talent Award - Menswear: Christopher Raeburn
Emerging Talent Award - Accessories: Tabitha Simmons
Model: Stella Tennant
BFC Outstanding Achievement: Paul Smith
Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator: Charlotte Gainsbury
British Style Award: Alexa Chung

Source: vogue uk

Britney Spears Glamour Magazine October 2011

Here is the beginning of my post. And here is the rest of it.Britney's back in the limelight! Britney Spears wear a Matthew Williamson dress for the cover of Glamour Magazine's October 2011 Issue.


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Matthew Williamson's New Diffusion Line

Matthew Williamson will be launching his first diffusion line called MW Matthew Williamson. The new fashion line includes 250 pieces that ranges from $400 to $600. So, what can you expect from MW Williamson? Here's the designer's reply: "The main line is known more for print and color and that sort of red-carpet aesthetic, glamour and jet-set and all those kind of ideas. So whilst those ideas have some synthesis within the diffusion line, I wanted to make it more about an urban wardrobe and less about specialty pieces."


Source: Fashionologie