The British Fashion Council is thrilled to announce some exciting new updates to the red carpet lineup for the highly-anticipated Fashion Awards. Sponsored by TikTok, this glamorous event will take place on Monday at London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall.
One of the highlights of the evening will be a captivating live performance by the talented singer/songwriter Griff, who has previously won a Brit Award. This special performance will mark the beginning of the first-ever Red-Carpet Livestream, which will be hosted on TikTok’s official @thefashionawards account.
In addition to the thrilling live performance, viewers can look forward to a series of live interviews and fantastic behind-the-scenes content. This will give a global TikTok audience the opportunity to immerse themselves in the excitement of this important fashion event. Comedienne Elsa Majimbo, renowned designer Henry Holland, and TikTok creator Tega Alexander will be there to engage with famous faces and global talent as they arrive at the Royal Albert Hall.
Furthermore, TikTok’s Fashion Awards Glambot will be on the red carpet, capturing all the must-see looks in real-time. These stunning moments will be shared on TikTok’s @FashionAwards account, allowing fashion enthusiasts to witness the hottest fashion statements of the evening.
Inside the ceremony hall, TikTok has partnered with Dazed to create an exclusive winner’s media room. Throughout the event, esteemed talent will stop by to provide exclusive soundbites to Dazed about winning their awards. This collaboration promises to offer a unique and intimate glimpse into the minds of the fashion industry’s brightest stars.
Aside from being a glamorous evening celebrating the best of fashion, the Fashion Awards also serves a crucial charitable purpose. The event raises funds for the BFC Foundation, which is dedicated to supporting talent, education, grant-giving, and business mentoring within the fashion industry. The foundation’s ultimate goal is to promote equality and opportunity, ensuring that the fashion industry remains diverse and accessible to all. In the year 2020/2021 alone, the BFC Foundation raised an impressive £1.7 million, which has contributed to supporting 33 designers and various talent initiatives.
With the addition of exciting performances, live interviews, and exclusive content, this year’s Fashion Awards promises to leave a lasting impact on the fashion industry. It will undoubtedly be a memorable event, showcasing the best of fashion while supporting charitable initiatives that foster inclusivity and opportunity.
Useful links:
– British Fashion Council
– BFC Foundation
