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From the organisers of Norwich Fashion Week With a heavy heart, we have informed our sponsors, supporters and committee that Norwich Fashion Week 2018 will not go ahead as planned. Since launching in 2010, the event has shone a spotlight on the vibrant, diverse fashion scene in Norwich

Renowned for championing the diversity of fashion in Norwich, from creative design talent, to supporting independent fashion and style boutiques and national and international fashion brands, Norwich Fashion Week is set to return in March 2018 with a fresh new format. From Friday 9th March until Monday 12th March, Norwich Fashion Week will return to its home at OPEN on Bank Plain, Norwich for four days of catwalk shows, industry talks, workshops and seminars, before the launch of the NFW fashion fringe from Tuesday 13th March until Saturday 17th March. Norwich Fashion Week offers a professional catwalk space with show audiences ranging from 350 – 600 capacity (for full details please see the individual show breakdowns) with packages starting from just £50. Kicking off Norwich Fashion Week 2018 in style, the new-look launch show not only features independent boutiques, high street retailers and mainstream fashion brands on the catwalk, but also pop-up make-up, fashion and style pods, the NFW bar and creative displays from some of Norfolk’s best creative talent.

Renowned for championing the diversity of fashion in Norwich, from creative design talent, to supporting independent fashion and style boutiques and national and international fashion brands, Norwich Fashion Week is set to return in March 2018 with a fresh new format. From Friday 9th March until Monday 12th March, Norwich Fashion Week will return to its home at OPEN on Bank Plain, Norwich for four days of catwalk shows, industry talks, workshops and seminars, before the launch of the NFW fashion fringe from Tuesday 13th March until Saturday 17th March. By condensing the main catwalk shows into four days at OPEN, we hope to highlight the unique diversity of fashion and style we have here in Norfolk, with three main catwalk shows that offer different styles and opportunities to those working or wanting to work in the fashion and style industry, and a day of talks, seminars and workshops from some of the best local and national fashion industry players. The NFW Fashion Fringe is the chance for independent and high street shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, clubs and businesses who want to be associated with the week of fashion and style to get involved in Norwich Fashion Week.

This photoshoot was part of my final year of university work. Having extensively researched on the continuing influence of the 1970s on image makers today, much of my recent work has explored the way style is a cycle of repeat and renew