OXFORDSTYLESHOWSATURDAY 19TH MARCH12-4PM @ OXFORD TOWN HALL

FEATURES:London Muse Makeup BarEvanthea NailsMahogany HairdressingAspire Style Boutique

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RUNWAY SCHEDULE:*exact timings subject to change.

12-1PM: Oxford & Cherwell Valley CollegeAbingdon & Witney College

1-2PM: CrewHobbsGapFrench Connection

2-3PM: Fat FaceYelena StreletsMiss SelfridgeL.K. Bennett

3-4PM:AspireFabryanModels of Diversity

IN THE ST ALDATES ROOM:The Macmillan Clothes Extravaganza!

SUPPORTING MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT

This year Macmillan Cancer Support are celebrating their Centenary, and looking forward to the next 100 years of improving cancer care. Carl Anglim, Executive Producer of OFW said:“OFW are proud to be working alongside Macmillan Cancer Support to help raise money for such a worthy cause.” The Macmillan Clothes extravaganza will run alongside the Oxford Style Show, allowing audience members to buy high-end fashion at bargain prices.

Stella Krajewski, Area Fundraising manager for Macmillan Cancer Support says “We are delighted to be working with the team at Oxford Fashion Week to help promote the Clothes Extravaganza and we look forward to having another successful year. There are many reasons why working together makes so much sense, not least the great synergy with the audience we are both attracting to our events.”

This really will be a clothes extravaganza, with all proceeds from the sale going to Macmillan Cancer Support. The sale will have something for everyone from ladies, men, children and babies alike. Designer labels, boutique, top end High Street, vintage and retro  clothes, as well as end of season, new, worn once, nearly new; as well as shoes, handbags, belts, hats, scarves, and costume jewellery will all be available to buy.

FIRST DEAF FASHION STYLIST TO CONCLUDE FILMING AT THE OXFORD STYLE SHOW

Riccardo Hoyte will end his inspirational week of !lming at the Oxford Style Show. Ricardo works for Angel Sinclair as a fashion stylist choosing the designs for the Models of Diversity show taking place during the Oxford Style Show on 19th March 2011. He is the !rst profoundly deaf fashion stylist/image consultant in the industry. His Deaf Network programme on sky TV called Wicked have been !lming Ricardo for a week around his styling work to give inspiration to other deaf or disabled people who wish to make it in the industry.

Remark Productions will be ending the programme by !lming Ricardo at work doing the styling/dressing of the models back stage at the Oxford Style Show. Executive Producer and CEO of OFW 2011 Carl Anglim said: “We’re very happy to be part of Ricardo’s inspirational story and I can’t wait to see what he has styled for the show.”