A Design School and Fashion Center

A DESIGN SCHOOL AND FASHION CENTERINTRODUCING O F A N E W INTERDISCIPLINARY SCHOOL

“TO ENSURE THE FASHION INDUSRTY CONTINUES TO BE CENTERED IN NEW YORK”

- FASHION NYC 2020 PROPSAL

The Garment District is a neighborhood located in the New York City borough of Manhattan. The dense concentration of fashion-related uses give the neighborhood its name, which is generally considered to span between Fifth Avenue and Ninth Avenue, from 34th to 42nd Street. Less than one square mile in area, the neighborhood is home to the majority of New York’s showrooms and to numerous major fashion labels, and caters to all aspects of the fashion process–from design and production to wholesale selling. No other city has a comparable concentration of fashion businesses and talent in a single district. Since the early 20th century, the Garment District has been known as the center for fashion manufacturing and fashion design in the United States, and even the world.

New York City is arguably the fashion capital of the United States and the entire world because the industry based there generates over $14 billion in annual sales sets design trends which are mirrored worldwide. The core of the industry is Manhattan's Garment District, where the majority of the city's major fashion labels op-erate showrooms and execute the fashion process from design and production to wholesaling. No other city has a comparable concentration of fashion businesses and talent in a single district.

History

While historically known as the center of textile manufacturing, global trends have changed the way the fashion industry in the Garment District functions. New York first assumed its role as the center of the nation's garment industry by producing clothes for slaves working on Southern plantations. In addition to supplying clothing for slaves, tailors produced other ready-made garments for sailors and western prospectors during slack periods in their regular business.

Prior to the mid-nineteenth century, the majority of Americans either made their own clothing, or if they were wealthy, pur-chased "tailor-made" clothing. By the 1820s, an increasing number of ready-made garments were being produced for a broader market.The production of ready-made clothing, completed its transformation to an "industrialized" profession with the invention of the sewing machine in the 1850s. The need for thousands of ready-made soldiers' uniforms during the American Civil War helped the garment industry to expand further. By the end of the 1860s, Americans bought most of their clothing rather than making it themselves.

By 1880 New York produced more garments than its four closest urban competitors combined, and in 1900 the value and output of the clothing trade was three times that of the city's second largest industry, sugar refining. New York's function as America's culture and fashion center also helped the garment industry by providing new styles; in 1910, 70% of the nation's women's clothing and 40% of the men's was produced in the City.

Decline of the industry

Over the last 50 years, New York’s garment manufacturing sector has experienced a steady decline within the City overall and within the Fashion District specifically. This has occurred as a result of domestic manufacturers becoming less competitive in the global marketplace. Foreign labor pools have taken a dominant role in manufacturing due to their significantly lower costs. Advancements in technology will only make the world manufacturing arena more competitive. Cheaper overseas labor and production has dramatically affected the New York industry for decades. This change has forced many designers who once manufactured their lines in the city to shift production overseas, which has in turn affected small cutting and sewing rooms as well as zipper, button and supply stores in the Garment District.

As fashion manufacturing declines, many buildings that once housed these large facilities have been converted to office space. Businesses such as accountants, lawyers, public relations and many high-tech companies have moved into the area, and the area is now divided equally between fashion and non-fashion companies.

The decline of the manufacturing sector has proven to be a serious problem for the Garment District in midtown Manhattan. In 1987, the Special Garment Center District zoning (SGCD) was enacted by the City to help preserve garment manufactur-ing. The zoning places manufacturing use restrictions on large portions of the district in an effort to keep manufacturing rents affordable. However, the City’s use of zoning as a job retention tool did not achieve its goal, and manufacturing has continued to decline at the same pace after the zoning was enacted as it did before the preservation measures were in place.

Finding Fashion Week a Permanent Home

The semi-annual New York Fashion Week, branded Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in 2009, is held in February and Sep-tember of each year in New York City. It is one of four major fashion weeks held around the world (along with those in Paris, London, and Milan).The first New York Fashion Week was the world’s first organized fashion week. Held in 1943, the event was designed to attract attention away from French fashion during World War II, when fashion industry insiders were unable to travel to Paris to see French fashion shows. Fashion publicist Eleanor Lambert organized an event to showcase American designers for fashion journalists, who had previously neglected their innovations.

In 1994, the event was moved to its current site in Bryant Park, where it is held inside a series of large white tents in the almost-block-long park. Due to increasing pressure from Bryant Park management, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week will be hosted in Damrosch Park at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts for the first time starting in September 2010. -Because of the recession affecting most of the world, designers were stepping outside of the box for fall 2009. In previous years, fash-ion houses would be expecting costs up to $750,000 to produce a quality runway show. Beginning in February 2009, many designers opted out of their usual Bryant Park tent fashion shows because of the current economy and held smaller presenta-tions.

Introducing a New Interdisciplinary School

in·ter·dis·ci·pli·nar·y (ɪntərˈdɪsəpləˌnɛri) –adjective1. combining or involving two or more academic disciplines or fields of study: 2. combining or involving two or more professions, technologies, departments, or the like, as in business or industry.

Interdisciplinary teaching involves a conscious effort to apply knowledge, principles, and/or values to more than one academic discipline simultaneously. The disciplines may be related through a central theme, issue, problem, process, topic, or experience. The organizational structure of interdisciplinary/cross-curricular teaching is called a theme, thematic unit, or unit, which is a framework with goals/outcomes that specify what students are expected to learn as a result of the experiences and lessons that are a part of the unit.

Along with a fashion center, which would house the biannual Fashion Show, this building proposal will also include a new interdiscipinary school that would offer various design curriculum such as fashion, architecture, and digital media. With this new intergration of cirriculum it would allow the student to expand his/her creativeness and imagination. Students will interact with one another, each from different departments, to enhance thier design abilities.

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LOT AAddress: 1041 6th Ave Manhattan, NY 10018Land Use: Commercial/ Office BuildingBlock: 815 Lot: 26 Lot Area: 14,808 sq ft (148.08’ x 100’)Zoning: C5-3 Max. FAR: 15

LOT AREA X FAR = GROSS FLOOR AREA14808 SQ. FT X 15 = 222120 SQ. FT

The site is made of three empty lots located on 6th Avenue, between W39th ST and W40th ST. Directly across from Bryant Park, the site is surrounded by many independent retail stores and

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LOT BAddress: 1055 6th Ave Manhattan, NY 10018Land Use: Commercial/ Office BuildingBlock: 815 Lot: 33 Lot Area: 2,480 sq ft (24.67’ x 100’)Zoning: C5-3 Max. FAR: 15


LOT CAddress: 1057 6th Ave Manhattan, NY 10018Land Use: Commercial/ Office BuildingBlock: 815 Lot: 34 Lot Area: 1,925 sq ft (24.69’ x 78’)Zoning: C5-3 Max. FAR: 15


222,120 SQ FT + LOT A +

37,200 SQ FT + LOT B +

28,875 SQ FT = LOT C = 288,195 SQ FT TOTAL BUILDING AREA

PROGRAM

FASHION’S CENTER- This is where New York Fashion’s Week will be held, two week in a year.

- The other 50 weeks, it will be space the school can use and other people can rent to exhibit their work.

PROGRAMS ROOM QUANTITY TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE

LOBBY 1 1,500 SF

ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 5 720SF

GATHERING SPACE/GALLERY SPACE 1 3,000 SF

MULTI-PURPOSE ROOMS(These rooms will have moveable partitions to split the spaces in two or three and there can be more exhibitions.) GRAND MULTI-PURPOSE MEDIUM MULTI-PURPOSE PETITE MUTI-PURPOSE

3 12,000 SF

AUDITORIUM 1 8,000 SF

MEDIA ROOM 1 250 SF

PREPING AREA/DRESSING ROOM 2 2,000 SF

STORAGE ROOMS 2 3,000 SF

RESTAURANT/LOUNGE 1 350SF

RESTROOMS 2 1,000 SF

FASHION’S CENTER TOTAL SQUARE FEET 31,820 SF

THE NEW INTERDISPLINARY’S SCHOOL

GENERAL PROGRAMS ROOM QUANTITY TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE

ADMINISTRATION AREA OFFICE OF BURSAR OFFICE OF REGISTRATION ADMINISTRATION OFFICES FINACIAL AID OFFICE REGISTRATION CENTER OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS CONFERENCE ROOM RESTROOMS

11

15 11154

8,700 SF

CENTERS CAREER AND INTERSHIP CENTER CONSELING CENTER TUTORING CENTER WRITING CENTER DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES RESTROOMS

112 1114

10,000 SF

FITNESS AND HEALTH FITNESS CENTER

HEALTH SERVICES GYMNASIUM POOL RESTROOMS WITH LOCKERS

11112

30,000 SF

DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT LIFE STUDENTS CLUB LOUNGE ROOM

15 1

4,250 SF

SECURITY OFFICES LOCKER ROOM/ RESTROOMS CAMERA ROOM

24

1,500 SF

CAFÉ STARBUCKSCAFETERIAKITCHEN RESTROOM

1114

5,000 SF

LIBRARYARCHITECTURE SECTION MEDIA SECTION FASHION DESGN SECTION ARTS SECTION COMPUTER AREA READING AREA GROUP AREA BOOK STORAGE CIRCULATION DESK RESTROOMS RESEARCH SECTION

1 20,000 SF

LABSLANGUAGES LABS SCIENCE LABS COMPUTER LABS MATH LABS

75

10 2

40,000 SF

STORES ART/FABRIC STORE BOOK STORE

11

5,000 SF

CORES 4 50,000 SF

VERTICAL MECHANICAL SPACE ELEVATORS EMERGENCY EGRESS STAIRS RESTROOMS STORAGE ROOMS

1121

GENERAL PROGRAM TOTAL SQUARE FEET 174,450 SF

SCHOOLS ROOM QUANTITY TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE DESIGN (BFA) ARCHITECTURE (M. ARCH) INTERIOR DESIGN (BFA) INTERIOR DESIGN (MFA) URBAN DESIGN (M. ARCH) LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE STUDIES (M.ARCH)

MODEL SHOP STUDIOS 1

40

24,800 SF

SCHOOL OF FASHION DESIGN FASHION MARKETING (ASS)

FASHION DESIGN(MFA) DESIGN STUDIES (MA) FASHION STUDIES (MA) FASHION DESIGN (BFA)

STUDIOS SEWING MACHINE ROOM

2510

22,500 SF

SCHOOL OF ART AND DIGITAL DESIGN COMMUNICATION DESIGN (BFA) DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY (BFA) DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY (MFA) FINE ARTS (BFA) FINE ARTS (MFA) GRAPHIC DESIGN (BFA) ILLUSTRATION (BFA) PHOTOGRAPHY (BFA) PHOTOGRAPHY (MFA)

MEDIA ROOMS 45

25,000 SF

FASHION’S CENTER TOTAL SQUARE FEET 72,300 SF

GRAND TOTAL 278,570 SF

CASE STUDIESFASHION’S CENTERS FASHION CENTER LABEL II, BERLIN -SWISS ARCHITECTS HSS

FASHION CENTER, BOCHOLT -NATTLER ARCHITENTEK

VAKKO FASHION CENTER, ISTANBUL - REX

FASHION’S SCHOOLS PARSON THE NEW SCHOOL OF DESIGN, NEW YORK

FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, NEW YORK

FASHION INSTITUTE OF DESIGN AND MERCHANDISING (FIDM), CALIFORNIA

FASHION’S WEEK SCHEDULES NEW YORK’S MILAN’S PARIS’S LONDON’S

FASHION CENTER LABEL II, BERLINArchitect: HHF ARCHITECTS

Location: OSTHAFEN, BERLIN, GERMANY

Gross Floor Area: 26,874 SF

Description: - Design for International Designer’s private and small shows. - Building’s aesthetic derived from 2 different type of sine curves that works structuraly. - The building is designed with a system that uses the Spree River to reduce the Energy Comsuption of Heating and Cooling to 40%.

Programs: Underground Floor Technical Facility/Mechanical Space Ground Floor Event Area Restaurant Floor 1-4 Showrooms Top Floor Large Terrance Lounge Two Cores Elevators Emergency Exit Stairs Installation Wells Plumbing Facilities Main Circulation Steel Spiral Stair

FASHION CENTER, BOCHOLTArchitect: NATTLER ARCHITECTS

Location: BOLCHOLT, GERMANY


Description: - Designed for Weidemann Fashion Group - Houses 115 employees

Programs: SemiCircle: 3 Storey Admistration Wing Presentation Area Rectagular: 2 Storey Test Pattern Sewing Section Design Section Circulation Central Space : Connects the two volume together

VAKKO FASHION CENTER, ISTANBULArchitect: REX

Location: ISTANBUL, TURKEY


Description: - Built with an existence Hotel’s Strucutre - There is two seprerate indenpendent components: The Outer Ring and The Inner Ring - The Outer Ring is the structure of the unfi nished Hotel and The Inner Ring will be multiple of steel boxes that hold the showcases.

Programs:

1. Meeting Room 2. Reception 3. Executive Offi ces 4. Offi ces 5. Vakko Bags Showrooms 6. Vakko Shirt/Ties Showrooms 7. Vakko Scarves Showrooms 8. Lobby/Museum 9. Entrance

10. AHU Room 11. Auditorium 12. TV Studios 13. TV Production 14. Power Administration Offi ces 15. Parking Ramp 16. Parking 17. Storage 18. Technical Service Room

PARSON THE NEW SCHOOL OF DESIGN NEW YORKArchitect: Lyn Rice Architects

Location: New York, NY

Gross Floor Area: 32,800 square feet

Description: - Built with an existence Hotel’s Strucutre - There is two seprerate indenpendent components: The Outer Ring and The Inner Ring - The Outer Ring is the structure of the unfi nished Hotel and The Inner Ring will be multiple of steel boxes that hold the showcases.

Programs:

1. Design Center 2. Learning Galleries 3. Meeting Places 4. Auditorium 5. Library 6. Study Center 7. Computer Lab 8. Lecture Hall

FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOL-OGYArchitect: ??

Location: New Yotk, NY

Gross Floor Area: Entire city block

Description: - Made of nine buildings includes classrooms, television and radio studios, labs, design workshops, and multiple exhibition galleries.

-The campus has a Barnes & Noble College Bookstore. The Conference Center at FIT features the John E. Reeves Great Hall, a space suitable for conferences, fashion shows, lectures, and other events, two large theatres: the Haft Auditorium and the Katie Murphy Amphitheatre, and four dormitories

-Located in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan and occupies an entire city block on West 27th Street from Seventh Avenue to Eighth Avenue.

- Recent extention proposal from ShoP ArchitectsPrograms:

-Shirley Goodman Resource Center 1.Gladys Marcus Library 2. The Museum @ FIT 3.The School of Graduate Studies 4. Green Roof - Fred P Pome Building 1. Computer Animation Studio 2. Registration Center 3. Fine Arts Studios 4. FITSA Lounge 5. Katie Murphy Ampitheatre 6. Photography Darkroom

7. Print FX / Graphics Lab 8. School of Arts & Design 9. Sculpture Studio 10. Security Offi ce- Conference Center @ FIT 1. John E. Reeves Great Hall 2. School of Continuing & Professional Studies- Marvin Feldman Center 1. Administration Offi ce 2. Chemistry Lab 3. Knitting & Weaving Lab 4. Language Lab 5. Morris Haft Auditorium 6.Computer Aided Design Center 7. Registar Offi ce 8. Production Managment Lab 9. Stoll Knitting Lab 10. Technical Design Studios 11. Writing Studios- Business and Liberal Arts Center 1. Career and Intership Center 2. Dance Studio 3. International Programs 4. Patty Baker School of Business & Technology 5. School of Liberal Arts- David Dubinsky Student Center 1. Dining Hall 2. Cosmetic & Fragrance Studio 3. Broadcast Studio 4. Disability Support Services 5. Finacial Aid Offi ce 6. Fitness Center 7. Footwear Studio 8. Jewelry Studio

9. Leather Draping Lab 10. Lighting Lab 11.Millinery Lab 12. Screen Printing Lab 13. Silversmithing Lab 14. Style Shop 15.Textile Dying Lab 16. Toy Design Lab

FASHION INSTITUTE OF DESIGN AND MERCHANDISING

Architect: Architect Jon Jerde and the Jerde Partnership

Location: CALIFORNIA, (LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, SAN FRANCISCO, ORANGE COUNTY)Gross Floor Area: 42,500 SF

Description: - the FIDM campus building stands 5+ stories high - sits in the heart of downtown Los Angeles on the corner of 9th and Grand. - designed in 1990, it was crowned with the fi rst ceramic dome to be built in Downtown in 50 years - Sculptures and works of art enhance the building’s exterior and interior.

Programs:

1. FDIM Classrooms 2. Annex 3. Offi ces 4. Showrooms 5. Library 6. Lobby/Museum

THU 2/10

9AM / STUDIONICHOLAS K 9:30-10:30 / BOXPORTER GREY 10 / THEATREBCBGMAXAZRIA 11 / STAGERICHARD CHAI

1 / STUDIODUCKIE BROWN

3 / STAGELUCA LUCA

3:30-4:30 / BOXMARA HOFFMAN 4 / STUDIOTADASHI SHOJI

6 / 356 W 58TH STEVA MINGE 7 / STAGECHRISTIAN SIRIANO

8:30-9:30 / BOXW HOTELS GLOBAL GLAM

9 / STUDIOIRINA SHABAYEVA

FRI 2/11

9AM / STUDIORUFFIAN

9:30-10:30 / BOXTESS GIBERSON

11 / STAGEPERRY ELLIS 12 / STUDIOFARAH ANGSANA 1:30-2:30 / BOXNORMAN AMBROSE

2 / STAGEREBECCA TAYLOR

3 / THEATREREBECCA MINKOFF

5:30 / THE LION, 62 W 9TH STTOMMY HILFIGER MEN’S 6 / STUDIONICOLE MILLER 6:30 / THE LION, 62 W 9TH STTOMMY HILFIGER MEN’S 6:30-7:30 / BOXJOY CIOCI 7 / STAGECYNTHIA ROWLEY 8 / THEATREACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY

9 / STUDIOVENEXIANA

SAT 2/12

9AM / STUDIOGENERAL IDEA

10:30-11:30 / BOXBINETTI 11 / STAGEJILL STUART

12 / STUDIO PRABAL GURUNG

2 / STAGEADAM 2:30-3:30 / BOXMANDY COON 3 / THEATREVIVIENNE TAM 4 / STUDIOMIK CIRE

6 / STAGECHARLOTTE RONSON 6:30-7:30 / BOXMAISONETTE 1977 7 / THEATREG-STAR RAW

9 / STUDIOTONI FRANCESC

SUN 2/13

10AM / STAGEDEREK LAM 10:30-11:30 / BOXTIMO WEILAND 11 / STUDIOLELA ROSE

1 / 547 W 26TH ST DKNY 2 / 205 W 39TH STCALVIN KLEIN COLLECTION MEN’S

2:15 / STUDIOTORY BURCH 2:30-3:30 / BOXYOANA BARASCHI 3 / STAGEMAX AZRIA 4 / THEATREDIANE VON FURSTENBERG 5 / STUDIOCYNTHIA STEFFE

5 / 82 MERCER ST Y-3 6 / NASDAQ, 4 TIMES SQCARMEN MARC VALVO 7 / STAGECUSTO BARCELONA 7:30-8:30 / BOXBEHNAZ SARAFPOUR 8 / THEATRE TOMMY HILFIGER 9 / STUDIOZANG TOI

MON 2/14

9AM / STUDIOJENNY PACKHAM

9:30-10:30 / BOXCALLULA LILLIBELLE 10 / THEATRECAROLINA HERRERA 11 / STAGECARLOS MIELE

12-2 / 540 W 21ST STWOOLRICH JOHN RICH & BROS. BLACK LABEL

1 / STUDIOTRACY REESE

2 / 547 W 26TH STDONNA KARAN NEW YORK 2:30-3:30 / BOXSACHIN + BABI 3 / STAGEMONIQUE LHUILLIER

5 / STUDIOPAMELLA ROLAND 6 / THEATREBETSEY JOHNSON

6 / 536 BROADWAY, 6TH FLCHADO RALPH RUCCI 6:30-7:30 / BOXGUISHEM

TUE 2/15

9AM / STUDIOSERGIO DAVILA

9:30-10:30 / BOXTRIAS

10 / THEATREBADGLEY MISCHKA 11 / STAGEVERA WANG 1 / STUDIOJEN KAO

1 / PIER 94, 711 12TH AVEDIESEL BLACK GOLD 1:30-3:30 / BOXBIBHU MOHAPATRA

2 / THEATREHERVÉ LÉGER BY MAX AZRIA 3 / STAGEDENNIS BASSO

6 / STUDIOJ. MENDEL

7 / STAGETIBI 7:30-8:30 / BOXFRANK TELL 8 / THEATRENARCISO RODRIGUEZ 9 / STUDIOMACKAGE

WED 2/16

9AM / STUDIOYIGAL AZROUËL

9:30-10:30 / BOXVACCA 10 / THEATREMICHAEL KORS 11 / STAGENANETTE LEPORE 12 / 2 E 63RD STPORTS 1961

1 / STUDIOHERCHCOVITCH;ALEXANDRE

1:30-2:30 / BOXADRIENNE VITTADINI

3 / STAGEMILLY BY MICHELLE SMITH

4 / 730 5TH AVE, 23RD FLHELEN YARMAK 4-6 / COURTYARDALLEGRI 5 / STUDIOCHRISTIAN COTA 6 / THEATREANNA SUI 6:30-7:30 / BOXODD MOLLY 7 / STAGEELIE TAHARI

8 / PLAZA HOTEL, 5TH AVEB MICHAEL AMERICA

THU 2/17

10AM / 275 HUDSON STRALPH LAUREN 11 / 275 HUDSON STRALPH LAUREN 12 / STUDIO SON JUNG WAN

2 / 205 W 39TH STCALVIN KLEIN COLLECTION WOMEN’S

3 / 205 W 39TH STCALVIN KLEIN COLLECTION WOMEN’S

6 / STUDIOELENE CASSIS 7 / STAGENAEEM KHAN 7:30-8:30 / BOXLUBLU KIRA PLASTININA 8 / THEATREL.A.M.B. 9 / STUDIOIVANA HELSINKI

= shuttle service

SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGEThe Theatre, Stage, Studio and Box are in Damrosch Park at Lincoln Center. Entry by invitation only. Not open to the public.

WED 2/097PM / THEATRETHE HEART TRUTH’S RED DRESS COLLECTION

MILAN FASHION WEEK15-18 gennaio 2011 / 15-18 January 2011

SFILATE/FASHION SHOWS

PRESS SHUTTLE SERVICEPARTENZA TUTTI I GIORNI H.08.30

DA VIA BELTRAMI (PIAZZA CASTELLO)

SABATO 15 GENNAIO09,30 CORNELIANI

VIA MANZONI, 40

10,30 ERMENEGILDO ZEGNAVIA SAVONA, 56 A

11,30 ERMENEGILDO ZEGNAVIA SAVONA, 56 A

12,30 COSTUME NATIONAL HOMMEVIA TORTONA, 58

14,00 DOLCE & GABBANAVIALE PIAVE, 24

15,00 JIL SANDERVIA BELTRAMI, 5

16,00 FRANKIE MORELLOVIA PALERMO, 10

17,00 BURBERRY PRORSUMVIA MELEGARI, 3

18,00 CARLO PIGNATELLI OUTSIDEVIA TURATI, 34

19,00 JOHN VARVATOSC.SO ITALIA, 21

20,00 ROBERTO CAVALLIVIA SAN LUCA, 3 - ANG. CORSO ITALIA

DOMENICA 16 GENNAIO09,30 BOTTEGA VENETA

VIA PRIVATA ERCOLE MARELLI, 6

10,30 EMPORIO ARMANIVIA BERGOGNONE, 59

11,30 ERMANNO SCERVINOVIA MANZONI, 37

12,30 SALVATORE FERRAGAMOPIAZZA AFFARI 6

14,00 VIVIENNE WESTWOODVIA TURATI, 34

15,00 ALBINO DEUXIEMEVIA CLERICI, 10

16,00 MISSONIVIA THAON DE REVEL, 21

18,00 PRADAVIA FOGAZZARO, 36

19,00 MONCLER GAMME BLEUVIA PEGASO, 13

20,00 FRANCK BOCLETVIA TORTONA, 27 (IN COLLABORAZIONE CON WHITE)

LUNEDì 17 GENNAIO09,30 DIRK BIKKEMBERGS SPORT COUTURE

VIA SAN LUCA, 3 - ANG. CORSO ITALIA

10,30 ICEBERGVIA PALERMO, 10

11,30 JOHN RICHMONDGIARDINI DI PORTA VENEZIA - INGR. VIA PALESTRO

12,30 GUCCIPIAZZA OBERDAN, 2/B

14,00 ETROVIA PIRANESI, 14

15,00 D&GVIALE PIAVE, 24

16,00 CANALIVIA SAVONA, 56

17,00 VERSACEVIA GESU', 12

18,00 PRINGLE OF SCOTLANDVIA CLERICI, 5

19,00 ALEXANDER MCQUEENVIA CLERICI, 5

20,00 MOSCHINOVIALE ELVEZIA, 1A INGRESSO ARENA

MARTEDì 18 GENNAIO09,30 DSQUARED2

VIA SAN LUCA, 3 - ANG. CORSO ITALIA

10,30 NEIL BARRETTVIA SAVONA, 56

11,30 GIORGIO ARMANIVIA BERGOGNONE, 59

12,30 GIORGIO ARMANIVIA BERGOGNONE, 59

13,30 Z ZEGNAVIA SAVONA, 56 A

14,30 Z ZEGNAVIA SAVONA, 56 A

15,30 GAZZARRINIVIA SAVONA, 127/B

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Haute Couture / Printemps - Été 2011

Du lundi 24 au jeudi 27 janvier 2011

Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne, 100/102 rue du faubourg Saint-Honoré, Paris 8et 01 42 66 64 44 / f 01 42 66 94 63 / www.modeaparis.com

lundi 24 janvier 2011ALEXIS MABILLE** 10h30 Musée Bourdelle, salle des plâtres, 18 rue Antoine Bourdelle, Paris 15e

CHRISTOPHE JOSSE 11h30 Palais de Tokyo, 13 avenue du Président Wilson, Paris 16eBOUCHRA JARRAR 12h30 Odéon Théâtre de l'Europe, 2 rue Corneille, Paris 6e

CHRISTIAN DIOR 14h30 Musée Rodin, 79 rue de Varenne, Paris 7eALEXANDRE VAUTHIER** 16h30 Maison de la Chimie, 28/28bis rue Saint-Dominique, Paris 7e

GIORGIO ARMANI PRIVÉ* 18h00 Espace Vendôme, 7 Place Vendôme, Paris 1er

mardi 25 janvier 2011CHANEL 10h00 & 12h00 Pavillon Cambon Capucines, 46 rue Cambon, Paris 1er

STÉPHANE ROLLAND 14h30 Théâtre National de Chaillot, 1 place du Trocadéro, Paris 16eATELIER GUSTAVOLINS 16h00 Studio Harcourt, 10 rue Jean Goujon, Paris 8e

GIVENCHY 17h00 Voir invitationADELINE ANDRÉ 18h00 Hôtel d'Ecquevilly, 60 rue de Turenne, Paris 3e

MAURIZIO GALANTE 19h00 Le Carré d'Encre, 13bis rue des Mathurins, Paris 9eJULIEN FOURNIÉ** 20h00 Mairie du 6e arrondissement, place Saint-Sulpice, 78 rue Bonaparte, Paris 6e

mercredi 26 janvier 2011ON AURA TOUT VU*** 10h00 85 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Paris 8e

FRANCK SORBIER 11h00 Voir invitationELIE SAAB* 12h30 Théâtre National de Chaillot, 1 place du Trocadéro, Paris 16e

JEAN PAUL GAULTIER 14h30 325 rue Saint-Martin, Paris 3eMAXIME SIMOENS** 16h00 Espace Commines, 17 rue Commines, Paris 3e

MAISON RABIH KAYROUZ** 17h00 Couvent des Cordeliers, 21 rue de l'École de Médecine, Paris 6eVALENTINO* 18h30 Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild, 11 rue Berryer, Paris 8e

jeudi 27 janvier 2011

BOUCHERON, CHANEL JOAILLERIE,

CHAUMET,DIOR JOAILLERIE,

VAN CLEEF & ARPELS

* membres correspondants** membres invités

*** mode accessoires

de 11h00 à 18h00

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FRIDAY 18TH FEBRUARY09.00 Paul Costelloe BFC Show Space9:30-13:00 Preen by Thorton Bregazzi presentation WC210.00 Maria Grachvogel WC211.00-19.00 Orla Kiely presentation Portico Rooms11.00 Jena. Theo On/Off13:45 Irwin and Jordan presentation SW112.00 Caroline Charles BFC Show Space13.00-16.00 Saloni presentation W113.15 Corrie Nielsen FR BFC Show Space14.30 Jean-Pierre Braganza WC215.30 Eun Jeong salon show WC215.45 Aminaka Wilmont BFC Show Space16.30 Eun Jeong salon show WC216.45 sass & bide SW117.00-20.00 The Rodnik Band presentation 17.30 Krystof Strozyna salon show Fashion Scout18.30 bStore Presentation W117.45 Felder.Felder WC218.30 Krystof Strozyna salon show Fashion Scout18.30 bStore presentation W119.00 Bora Aksu BFC Show Space20.30 PPQ BFC Show Space

MONDAY 21ST FEBRUARY09.00 Peter Pilotto *** TS Venue09.30 Basso & Brooke salon show Portico Rooms09.45 David Koma** BFC Show Space09.45 Holly Fulton** BFC Show Space 10.15 Basso & Brooke salon show Portico Rooms10:45 Pringle of Scotland NW111:45 Christopher Kane W213.00 Michael van der Ham ** TS Venue14.00 Erdem NW115.00 Todd Lynn *** BFC Show Space15.00-19.00 Les Chiffoniers presentation Portico Rooms16.00 Burberry Prorsum 17.00 Paul Smith WC218.00 Mark Fast BFC Show Space19.30 Giles WC220.30 Julien Macdonald W1

SATURDAY 19TH FEBRUARY09.00 DAKS BFC Show Space09.00-11.00 Craig Lawrence presentation ** Portico Rooms10.00 Charles Anastase MBF11.00 Betty Jackson BFC Show Space12.00 Kinder Aggugini SW112.30 J.JS Lee salon show** Portico Rooms13.00 Jaeger London BFC Show Space13.30 J.JS Lee salon show** Portico Rooms14.15 Louise Gray ** On/Off15.15 John Rocha BFC Show Space15.45 J.W.Anderson salon show** Portico Rooms16.15 Issa London BFC Show Space16.45 J.W.Anderson salon show** Portico Rooms17.15 House of Holland MBF18.15 Clements Ribeiro WC2 18.30-21.30 Christopher Raeburn presentation ** WC2 19.15 Jonathan Saunders W220.30 Central Saint Martins MA BFC Show Space TUESDAY 22ND FEBRUARY09.45 Mary Katrantzou ** TS Venue09.30-12.30 Christian Blanken presentations Portico Rooms10:00-17:30 Anya Hindmarch presentation WC210.45 Marios Schwab BFC Show Space11.45 Aquascutum WC111.00-14.00 Maria Francesca Pepe presentation Fashion Scout 12:45 Roksanda Ilincic SW113.45 Meadham Kirchhoff *** TS Venue14:45 Emilio de la Morena BFC Show Space15.00-19.00 Tata Naka presentation Portico Rooms15.15-18.30 Body Amr presentations Fashion Scout15:45 Fashion East TS Venue16:45 Amanda Wakeley BFC Show Space18.45 Ashish BFC Show Space20.00 Alfred Dunhill W1

SUNDAY 20TH FEBRUARY09.30 Margaret Howell W110.00-12.00 Designers Remix presentation Portico Rooms 10.15 Mulberry salon show W111.00 Acne W112.00 Jasper Conran BFC Show Space13.00 Antonio Berardi EC2

14.00 Nicole Farhi WC214:30 15.00 Unique TS Venue15.30-18.30 Cooperative Designs presentation WC2 16.00 Osman BFC Show Space 17.00 Matthew Williamson SW118.00 Vivienne Westwood Red Label WC219.00 Richard Nicoll TS Venue19:15 Nasir Mazhar Presentation TS Venue 20.00 Temperley London WC1 WEDNESDAY 23RD FEBRUARY / MENSWEAR DAY09.00 J.W.Anderson* BFC Show Space10.15 TOPMAN Design TM Venue10.30-12.00 Sibling presentation* Portico Rooms11.00-14.00 Mr Start presentation WC211.00 Christopher Shannon* BFC Show Space11.45 Omar Kashoura salon show* NBR13.00-17.00 NEWGEN & Fashion East Men installations Terrace Rooms12.30 MAN TM Venue13.15 James Long * BFC Show Space13.30-15.30 Horace presentation WC213.45 E Tautz salon show TM Venue14.15 Katie Eary presentation* Portico Rooms14.45 Lou Dalton salon show* TM Venue15.00-18.00 Bally & Central Saint Martins Collaboration Presentation W115.15 Cassette Playa BFC Show Space16.15 Tim Soar salon show NBR17.00 KTZ BFC Show Space17.30 Oliver Spencer salon show W118.30 Hardy Amies salon show W118.30-21.30 RAKE presentation W120:00 Tween BFC Show Space

LONDON FASHION WEEKSHOW SCHEDULEFEBRUARY 18 - 23 2011

VENUESTHE FOLLOWING VENUES ARE SITUATED AT SOMERSET HOUSE: BFC Catwalk Show Space, The Portico Rooms, NBR - Navy Board Rooms, GSR - Gallery Show Rooms

OUTSIDE VENUES:TS: Topshop Show Space: 1 Old Billingsgate Walk, 16 Lower Thames Street, EC3R 6DXTM: Topman Venue, Royal Opera House, WC2E 9DD ON/OFF: Mercer Studios, 16 Mercer Street, WC2H 9QEFASHION SCOUT: Freemasons Hall, 60 Great Queen St, WC2B 5AZMBF: My Beautiful City, Old Sorting

corner of Museum Street), WC1A 1AA OFF SCHEDULE SHOWS: blow.co.uk

KEY*** Fashion Forward scheme spon sored by Coutts & Co & supported by the LDA** BFC NEWGEN sponsored by TOPSHOP

* Presentations are in italics* This provisional schedule is

* BFC NEWGEN MEN sponsored by TOPMANFR Fashion Fringe at Covent Garden Winner 2010

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