Saturday, 12 April 2014

#UPCOMING EVENT: YOUNG FASHION DESIGNERS CHARITY SHOW FOR ANGELMANS SYNDROME, HACKNEY ATTIC PICTURE HOUSE


Fashion Designers' and Craft makers' Young Designer Awards invites you to an innovative evening of Glamour and Music and a Special Emerging Designer presentation. This event is in aid of ASSERT the Angelman Syndrome Support Education & Research Trust.

Registered Charity No. 1021882.

The show takes place on Sunday 13 April 2014 at the Hackney Attic, Picture House 270 Mare Street, London E8 1HE.

Doors open at 7pm Show starts 7.30pm to 10pm

Tickets £8 adv / £10 door - Direct ticket link.

Over 18’s only event, Bar and refreshments on sale.

For more information email Joanna Marcella or call: +44 (0) 7940 647 102.



Featuring designs by: Fitri Alamsjah, Naomi Thompson, Rosemarie James, Shafia Begum, Christina Hallett-Young, Erwin Michalec, Teresita Auguste, Daisy Harris-Burland, Tumisola Ladega, Roy Ikoroha, Abbie Miram, and Ivy Smith.

We're also hosting an Emerging Designer Award and the judges will be innovative designers Adrine Joseph, Linda Mirembe and Jose Hendo.


Our vision is to create an international charity fundraiser event, which features fashions by the world's emerging designers being presented to live performances emerging music acts.

Radical Designer of the Year Daisy Harris-Burland Designs

About Angelman Syndrome

One of the most common visible characteristics of children with Angelman Syndrome is their infectious laughter and happy excitable demeanour. Please help us to keep the smile on their faces. Angelman Syndrome (often abbreviated AS) is a severe neurological disorder characterized by profound developmental delays, problems with motor coordination (ataxia) and balance, and epilepsy. Individuals with AS do not develop functional speech. The seizure disorder in individuals with Angelman Syndrome can be difficult to treat. Feeding disorders in infancy are common, and some persist throughout childhood. Sleeping difficulties are commonly noted in individuals with Angelman Syndrome. AS affects all races and both genders equally. Visit the Angelman Syndrome website.

Information about the awards:

Fashion Designers' and Craft makers' Young Designer Awards Our Vision is to present an international platform for dynamic young designers who can find their niche as individuals and become a brand in their own right. The Aim is to increase the number and visibility of young and exceptionally gifted multi-cultural designers, and to encourage them to reach their true potential, by rewarding those who excelled both creatively and academically. Our award winners are given the fantastic opportunity to showcase in the FDC Young Designer Show New York City, Caribbean Fashion Week, Vancouver Fashion Week, Maryland Fashion week and Fashion Designers Expo Florida (FDE Florida)


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