MATTHEW ZORPAS REPORTS: EXCLUSIVE SELFRIDGES "BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS" (FILEP MOTWARY )

January 06, 2012

MATTHEW ZORPAS REPORTS: EXCLUSIVE SELFRIDGES "BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS"

Dear Filep and iDEALS,

Following the success of 2011’s ‘Bright Young Things’, the pioneering project by Selfridges to seek out and champion the most exciting young creators in the UK, January 2012 sees us re-launch the campaign on an even greater scale.

The second Bright Young Things scheme features a total of fifteen UK-based emerging talents from the worlds of fashion, art and design and food.

I had an exclusive preview last night of the installations opened this morning.

Womenswear designers: Sorcha O’Raghallaigh – Adam Andrascik – womenswear designer, Maarten van der Horst, Alice Lee and MASC

Menswear designers: Shaun Samson, Astrid Anderson, William Richard Green and Alex Mattson

Accessories designers: Oliver Ruuger, T.lipop and Becky Sloan Art & Design: Tinker & Tailor, Archie McLeish and Nuha Razik Food: Jack Coleman

Matthew Zorpas

London Correspondent

Posted on January 06, 2012 at 09:29 in iDEAL fASHION, iDEALS rEPORTING | Permalink

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Gorgeous, can I use the Shaun pic for my blog with a credit please?

Posted by: Disneyrollergirl | January 07, 2012 at 17:01

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