It'll be outdoors — and there will be no audience.
Author:Ana ColónPublish date:Jun 22, 2020So far, most updates on the Spring 2021 collections have been about who isn't showing in September, or who's breaking with the traditional fashion calendar. But one major player on the international circuit confirmed it's moving forward with a runway presentation, albeit in a revised format.
The "live physical presentation," as the British fashion house characterized it in a press release, is meant to be experienced digitally, and will thus be open to everybody. It's scheduled for the 17th, the eve of London Fashion Week.
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