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Video: Craig Green SS19 collection - panel discussion

Mimma Viglezio is joined by a selection of students to discuss the Craig Green S/S 19 show. Source: SHOWstudio, YouTube.

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Craig Green is the next Guest Designer at Pitti Uomo 94

British designer Craig Green will be the next Guest Designer at Pitti Uomo 94. The London-based designer will show his Spring Summer 2019 collection at the Florence biannual trade fair instead of the catwalk during London Fashion Week Men's. Green, who is now a firmly established brand on the London schedule, has gradually moved out of the...

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Video: Craig Green Menswear AW18 discussion

Mimma Viglezio and Stavros Karelis go head to head in a forthright discussion of the Craig Green Autumn / Winter 2018 show. Source: SHOWstudio, YouTube

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Craig Green wins BFC/GQ Designer Menswear Fund 2016

London Fashion Week menswear designer Craig Green has been named the winner of this year's annual BFC/GQ Designer Menswear Fund by the British Fashion Council, supported by Vertu. A Central Saint Martins graduate, Green founded his eponymous label after graduating from its MA in 2012. The announcement was made last night at a reception hosted by...

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BFC/GQ Designer Menswear Fund unveils shortlist for 2016

Designers Christopher Raeburn, Craig Green, Sibling, Lou Dalton and Astrid Andersen have been selected by the British Fashion Council (BFC) to compete for the annual BFC/GQ Designer Menswear Fund 2016. It is the second time that Sibling, Lou Dalton and Astrid Andersen have been shortlisted for the fund, and the third time for Christopher...

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The International Woolmark Prize 2016/2017 British Isles Nominees

London - Following the announcement of the European nominees for the 2016/2017 International Woolmark Prize cycle comes news of the British Isles nominees. Four menswear and four womenswear labels from the British Isles have been shortlisted for this cycle, including: Baartmans & Seigel, Craig Green, Cottweiler, and Liam Hodge for the menswear...

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Highlights from London Collections: Men

London- Although London has a long history of creating what can only be described as unique menswear trends - think back to the 18th century dandy, to the bowler-hatted civil servant of the mid 1800s, to the pinstriped stockbroker of the 1950s, to the 70s safety-pinned punk in bondage trousers - the notion that men can and should pay close...

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London Collections: Men AW15 Day 4

E. Tautz found inspiration in the 1940s working men's wardrobe, which saw traditional tailoring mix with uniform references and knitwear. Vintage silhouettes were paired with voluminous heavy-duty outerwear and wide-leg trousers with blazers in classic proportions. Knitwear added the casual touch, as did weekend sportswear like a golf jacket car...