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THE
FASHION 20
EMPORIUM 20
IN
ASSOCIATION
WITH
NEC BIRMINGHAM
INSIDE... daily plannners, fashion
history, interviews and more
DAISY MARC JACOBS THE FRAGRANCE FOR WOMEN
WELCOME TO THE
FASHION EMPORIUM
2020
One of the biggest
fashion festivals in the
country.
@TheFashionEmporium
Discover all things
fashion, hair and
beauty in a day filled
with entertainment,
workshops and fun.
With over 100s of
different pop up brands
in the same build-
ing, including fashion
favourites like Nike,
Gymshark, Asos and
more! Also hair and
beauty faves like MAC,
Tropic, Barry M, L’Oreal,
John Frieda and Toni &
Guy.
3
JUST DO IT.
COME AND SEE US
AT STAND B24
NIKE.COM
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N
T
E
FIND YOUR WAY
AROUND THE SHOW
3 INTRODUCTION
N
7 TROPIC BEAUTY INTERVIEW
20 VENUE MAP
21 INFORMATION
T
DA I LY P L A N N E R S
8 FRIDAY
10 SATURDAY
S
12 SUNDAY
FA S H I O N H I S T O RY
14 70s
16 80s
18 90s
5
more for you
The booming new
make-up brand that
is 100% natural
and enviromentally
friendly.
A li Collier, self employed beautician,
masseuse and ambassador for the
Tropic Skincare brand tells us all about
the booming new multi award winning The Tropic Skincare brand
skincare brand that is eco-friendly. is good for the environment because
“All the manufacturing and packag-
Ali mentions that Tropic is different to ing are recyclable, and they are going
other skincare brands because from strength to strength in getting
refill packages for most of their prod-
“all of their products are ucts, so once you’ve bought the actual
100% natural, vegan and container you get a refill pack which
is amazing and saves on all the plastic
cruelty free, winning over waste.”
140 awards since they’ve
Ali says “we have recently just re-
been running!” leased our new sun care produtcs. The
sun cream not only protects you from
“Tropic is 100% natural so there are no the sun but also feels like moisturiser
baddies that you get in other products. on you skin and leaves it feeling soft.”
What they have very cleverly done is
used natural products instead of the “You can get a free sample of the new
artificial products, so even though our sun care products at our stand C32,
products don’t have any of the artificial where our most popular products will
stuff in it, they are still far better and be on display for everyone
far more effective than the products to try and purchase. Can’t
that are manu-factured and have nasty wait to meet all you lovely
toxins in it.” says Ali after being asked people.”
how Tropic Skincare is good for peo-
ple’s health.
DAY PLANNER
TODAY’S
FASHION
THEATRE
Use this guide to get an insight
TIMES:
11.00 at all the exclusive features,
13.00 shows and celebrity hot spots.
15.00 Shop til you drop at our fash-
17.00 ion center, with everything you
need to know to make the most
of your day here at The Fashion
Emporium.
8
PLAN YOUR DAY...
Friday
YES!!! maybe
10.00 Interview with Gok Wan
11.00 Meet’n’Greet Paige Turley
12.00 Asos runway show
13.00 Missguided voucher comp
14.00 Barry M makeup workshop
15.00 Meet’n’Greet Joey Essex
16.00 Sewing workshop
17.00 Ted Baker competition
18.00 Catwalk with Joey Essex
19.00 Interview with Paige Turley
20.00 Pull & Bear runway show
don’t miss
Fashion consulant, Gok Wan, will be speaking
at 10am about his new book which includes
topics of love, fashion and battling his eating.
9
DAY PLANNER
TODAY’S
FASHION
THEATRE Enjoy Saturday’s line up of
TIMES: features and celebrities to
11.00
13.00 make your experience as
15.00 memorable as possible. Don’t
17.00 forget to check out the com-
petitions for a chance to win a
prize or voucher!
10PLAN YOUR DAY...
Saturday
YES!!! maybe
10.00 Interview with Finley Tapp
11.00 Meet’n’Greet Joey Essex
12.00 Missguided runway show
13.00 Asos voucher competiton
14.00 MAC makeup workshop
15.00 Meet’n’Greet Finley Tapp
16.00 Catwalk with Joey Essex
17.00 Tropic beauty competiton
18.00Catwalk with Laura Whitmore
19.00 Toni & Guy hairstyles
20.00 Gymshark catwalk show
don’t miss
Reality star, Joey Essex, will be signing his new 2021
calendar to everyone who purchases it at the venue.
Meet him at the Meet’n’Greet station and watch him
walk the runway at 4pm.
11DAY PLANNER
TODAY’S
FASHION
Have a peek at the main THEATRE
entertainment that’s TIMES:
11.00
happening today. Use this 13.00
as a guide on your way 15.00
around the show and where 17.00
to find all the fun features
and celebrities.
12PLAN YOUR DAY...
Sunday
YES!!! maybe
10.00 Interview with Luke Trotman
11.00 Meet’n’Greet Siannise Fudge
12.00 Pull & Bear runway show
13.00 Marc Jacobs Daisy samples
14.00 Catwalk with Siannise Fudge
15.00 Meet’n’Greet Luke Trotman
16.00 Catwalk with Ferne McCann
17.00 Tropic Beauty talk
18.00 Missguided runway show
19.00 MAC makeup competition
20.00 Catwalk with Luke Trotman
don’t miss
Reality star and model, Fernne McCann, is here all
day to take selfies with everyone at the Meet’n’Greet
stand. Watch her strut the runway at 4pm.
1370s 14
In the swinging sixties, hippies
preferred wearing handmade mate-
rials like patchwork, crochet and
knitting, as a way of going against
mainstream fashion. However, in
the 1970s, fashion designers start-
ed using embroidery in their new
fashion clothing. Fashion shows
would consist of clothing that fitted
the “hippie style” catagory which
would be lots of embroidery cloth-
ing. In the 1970s, woman were re-
flecting their clothing to their new
found sexual freedom which had
just started increasing. More clothes
were produced for woman that was
inspired from menswear, such as
trouser suits, which became more
feminine and less form-fitting.
Women typically wore midi skirts,
maxi dresses, tie dye, frayed jeans
and folk-embroidered Hungarian
blouses. To give it more of a hippie
vibe, this was usually paired with
chokers, headbands and jewelry
made out of stones, feathers and
beads. Men usually wore bell bot-
tom and wide-leg trousers, long
collared shirts, tie dye tops, em-
broiderd folk designs and tight
tees. The 1970s were known as the
“disco era” which influenced lots of
bold and daring clothing choices.
1580s 16
In the early 1980s, the fashion was
very similar to the late 1970s, in
terms of bold statement outfits.
By the mid 1980s, the mainstream
fashion was bright coloured ac-
cessories like sunglasses, bangles
and hoop earrings for women. This
also included bold makeup, teased
hair and neon clothes as part of
the style which was claimed most
popular with younger crowds like
teenagers. In 1987, branded clothing
like the “Coca-Cola” and “MTV”
brands had a big impact on fashion
as teenagers would be inspired by
celebrities dressed in wild and bold
clothes in music videos. For men,
activewear was a popular choice
of clothing in the 80s. It was now
acceptable to wear sportswear at
events which would men would
typically wear formal clothing. Boys
were either wearing NFL clothes
or lots and lots of denim. This
introduced double denim. Teen-
age boys would wear denim jackets
matched with denim jeans. Turtle-
necks were also very popular within
men in this decade, whcih they usu-
ally matched with a bold coloured,
thick sweater. Popular clothing
for women would be bright neon
colours and wearing clothes with
brand names like Nike was very
important.
1790s 18
In the early 1990s, the mainstream fashion
consisted of loose fitting and colourful
clothes. Until a new style was introduced.
The “grudge” look is the complete opposite
to the bold and colourful outfits. Every shop
in town was raided for flannel checkered
shirts and teenagers were looking through
their parents old clothes to find some au-
thentic jeans. In the 90s, hip hop music
became the most popular among younger
groups and along with that came their
style of clothing. Starting in the mid 90s,
military clothes were the new main-
stream fashion, with camouflage trou-
sers being popular. By the late 90s, the
“grudge” style passed and people were
back to wearing branded clothing.
For women in the 1990s, it was pop-
ular to wear black leggings with an
oversized jumper, flannel shirts,
birkenstocks, denim clothes, sol-
id colours and camo clothes. For
men, popular clothes would be
overalls with one strap down,
cargo pants, denim and flannel
checkered shirts. Accessories
would include snapback hats
which was influenced from the
hip hop rapper style.
19REFRESHMENTS
FASHION
THEATRE
HAIR &
VENUE BEAUTY
MAP
EXPLORE EVERYTHING THE
SKIN &
SHOW HAS TO OFFER. FRAGRANCES
THE VENUE IS BROKEN DOWN
INTO 6 SECTIONS TO MAKE IT
EASIER FOR YOU TO
NAVIGATE YOUR WAY
AROUND.
MINI
CATWALK
STAGE
FASHION &
CLOTHING
20INFORMATION
HERE’S ALL THE IMPORTANT INFORMATION YOU MAY NEED
TO KNOW TO MAKE YOUR DAY EVEN BETTER.
ADMISSION TIMES LOST PROPERTY
Friday 9am-9pm If you’ve noticed you’ve lost
Saturday 9am-9pm something on the day of your
Sunday 9am-9pm visit, you can visit the lost
property room by the main
entrance. If you notice you’ve
ASSISTANCE DOGS lost something when you
get home, please call 08573
We only allow guide dogs, 675803.
hearing dogs or assistance
dogs into the show. MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
If you have a medical
STORAGE ROOM
emergency during your time
We have storage rooms out- at the show, please notify a
side the arena which visitors member of security or any-
can store their bags, coats one working for The Fashion
and luggage with the small fee Emporium.
of £1 per item per day.
TOILETS
PHOTOGRAPHY
We have male and female
We allow visitors to take toilets situated at every en-
photos and videos during trance. Please ask a member
the show if its for personal of staff if you get lost.
use. Please talk to the head
of press if you would like BY LEONA GRAY
to take photos/videos for I do not own all images shown in
professional use. this publication. The unowned im-
ages are from google and unsplash.
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