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LONDON, Jan. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Luxury footwear pioneer Professor Jimmy Choo OBE, today announces the launch of a dynamic new higher education fashion academy in the heart of London, which is on track to become the UK s newest university exclusively dedicated to fashion.
Opening its doors this September, the JCA | London Fashion Academy, has been established through a shared ambition of Professor Choo and the founding team.
Situated in London s Mayfair, the Academy is set to develop the next wave of global fashion designers. Delivering a fresh and transformative take on fashion higher education, the Academy s courses combine the latest teachings in contemporary design with the entrepreneurial skills required to set-up and drive successful fashion brands of the future.
Sarah Flint is enjoying that newlywed bliss!
On Nov. 28, the New York City-based shoe designer tied the knot with investment banker Sean Beresini during an intimate ceremony at her family s estate in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. And of course, Flint walked down the aisle in her own version of a glass slipper. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow
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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, the celeb-loved designer shares details about the heels she created for her perfect day. Flint says she always envisioned wearing romantic and ultra-feminine shoes on her wedding day, which is how she came up with the idea for the D Orsay, ankle-strap silhouette featuring a 2-inch heel and adorned with illusion polka-dot mesh, 14 handmade leather flowers (per shoe) and a scalloped blue lining.
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For the longest time, the pin of American fashion only ever dropped on one place: New York City. As those living elsewhere and anybody who has traveled from sea to shining sea knows, though, there’s a diverse and ever-growing crowd of designers, visionaries, artisans, and heritage-keepers working across the country, imbuing their work with craft, history, and a focus on community.
For our February issue,
Vogue spent months finding, photographing, and interviewing scores of creatives everywhere from large cities to small towns from Miami to Los Angeles to Lodge Grass, population 428, located on the Crow Indian Reservation in southern Montana. Some of these fashion designers and craftspeople are barely in their twenties; some are in their seventies. Some have been in business for decades; others have only recently gotten their dream label off the ground. And while some of them have settled into their current outpo