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Fashion's great talk graduates (Vogue Online)
Posted Jun 16, 2009
Vogue Online profiles fashion's big hitters such as designers Alexander McQueen, Luella Bartley, Roland Mouret, Matthew Williamson, and Burberry's Christopher Bailey as they offer their advice to fashion's future stars as the U.K's graduate fashion week draws to a close.
Designers Domenico Dolce & Stefano Gabbana were also on hand to offer their words of wisdom.
"We believe in the power of youth, because when we started this job we were very young. Young people represent energy, they love learning and experimenting, are curious, motivated and enthusiastic. They are the future. We are also fans of British creativity and London is one of our favourite cities, it is the place where all the musical, artistic and movie trends start. For its energy, creativity and innovation, London has been the source of inspiration for some of the most significant cultural trends, such as Swinging London, punk music, David Bailey's photography and so on.
"Even in these difficult moments fashion shouldn't stop dreaming. We have the daily routine that keeps our feet on the ground".
See the designers in action below - backstage at the FW10 Dolce & Gabbana womenswear catwalk show.
Read more quotes from the Vogue Online article here http://www.vogue.co.uk/celebrity-
Source: vogue.co.uk
Photo Credit: Dolce & Gabbana - Luca Cannonieri
TAGS: vogue dolce&gabbana graduate fashion week domenico dolce stefano gabbana alexander mcqueen luella bartley roland mouret matthew williamson burberry christopher bailey vogue online
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