The exhibition 'Culture Shift' at the National Portrait Gallery celebrates The Face, a groundbreaking magazine that influenced youth culture and fashion in Britain from the 1980s to the 2000s. It features over 200 iconic photographs that capture the essence of the era. Additionally, several new fashion collections are debuting: John Smedley's diffusion line, the Liberty and Adidas collaboration with floral prints, a sustainable lingerie line from Rixo and Stripe & Stare, and Hades' unique blankets benefiting the Women in Prison charity. These highlights emphasize the ongoing intersection of fashion, culture, and social responsibility in contemporary contexts.
The new exhibition Culture Shift at the National Portrait Gallery showcases over 200 iconic photographs from The Face magazine, transforming British youth culture from the 80s to the 00s.
John Smedley's new diffusion line, JS x John Smedley, features a range of 13 styles that blend classic design with contemporary elements, available exclusively at John Lewis.
Liberty's limited edition collection with Adidas showcases its iconic floral print in both women's and kidswear, including a unique bowling bag, reinforcing sustainable fashion practices.
Hades collaborates with Women in Prison charity to create limited edition blankets featuring poetry from inmates, with proceeds supporting female rehabilitation, highlighting social responsibility.
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