Bicester Village, in partnership with the British Fashion Council (BFC), has recently unveiled an exciting new addition to its shopping destination – The Creative Spot x British Fashion Council pop-up boutique. This innovative boutique, scheduled to run until June 15th, has been established with the aim of showcasing and promoting innovative and sustainable British design.
Renowned designer Richard Quinn has lent his expertise to the creation of this unique space, which features an impressive lineup of 18 of the country’s most dynamic designers. Brands such as Alighieri, Christopher Kane,Eudon Choi, Mary Katrantzou, Mira Mikati, Mother of Pearl, Patrick McDowell, Phoebe English, Preen by Thornton Bregazzi, Roksanda, Sophia Webster, are just a few of the outstanding labels represented in the boutique.
In addition to introducing the designs of Rejina Pyo and Tata Naka to Bicester Village, the pop-up also incorporates Ivana Nohel’s exquisite silk scarves in celebration of the upcoming Platinum Jubilee. The boutique’s association with Richard Quinn, who was honored with the inaugural Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design, further solidifies its connection to the royal family, adding a touch of prestige to the space.
One notable feature of this pop-up boutique is that it provides designers with free retail space, offering them a wonderful opportunity to showcase their creations to a discerning international clientele. Caroline Rush, Chief Executive of the BFC, comments on this collaboration, expressing excitement about the chance to promote innovative and sustainable brands on a global scale, while simultaneously celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
The Creative Spot x British Fashion Council pop-up boutique at Bicester Village serves as a vital platform for both emerging and established British designers to exhibit their work, reaching a wider audience in the process. The boutique serves to highlight the significance of supporting local talent and nurturing the future of British fashion. The collaboration between Bicester Village and the BFC boldly illustrates their commitment to championing British design and providing extensive opportunities for designers to thrive within the industry.
(Useful links:
1. Bicester Village Website
2. British Fashion Council Website)
