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Fashion Show Pulls in Crowds
by Golnaz Alibagi
Listed under: News
Published: Thursday, August 12, 2010
One of the country's top jewellery events took place earlier this month, seeing buyers from some of the most highly-regarded companies in the world take advantage of the opportunity to view pieces from the sector's most talented designers.

Reporting a 24% increase in attendees, Pure London has been hailed a huge success by its organisers, exhibitors and attendees alike, with customers from all over the world, including Canada, America, Japan, Lebanon and Russia, praising its excellence.

Attracting 27% more international visitors than last year, the event featured the most inspirational line up to date, including presentations from some of the leading fashion gurus across the globe, seminars on buying habits, future trends and visual merchandising, and designs from a range of the industry's top designers.

Commenting on the fantastic response to the show, event director Samantha Bleasby says, "The influx of British design alongside international brands has presented an exciting and contemporary offer, blending the unique and individual from around the globe.

“In the 13-year history of the event, this August show has delivered the most buyers and exhibitors,” she adds. “The launch of Pure Premium was a huge success and the Young Fashion Hall was also bursting at the seams, both are expected to see growth for February 2011. Buyers were delighted with the Graduate Fashion Week catwalks and we are especially pleased to have attracted 24% more buyers than last year.”

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