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  • BAHARAK HOSPITAL, 28 July 2005..Young mothers wait outside the vaccination clinic...The clinic provides children immunization against Tetanus, Polio, Thubercolosi and Diphtheria...The clinic is supported by the United Nations Population Fund.....According to UNFPA data, Afghanistan has among the world?s highest rates of maternal mortality, and Badakhshan has the highest rates ever recorded anywhere in the world, with one mother dying in every 15 births. Underage marriage is one of the primary causes of maternal mortality...
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  • BAHARAK HOSPITAL, 28 July 2005..A child  gets his vaccination...The clinic provides vaccines against Tetanus, Polio, Thubercolosi, Measles and Diphtheria...Project supported by UNFPA
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  • LONDON'S TRAFALGAR SQUARE, 11 February 2006.Over 5,000 UK Muslims demonstrate against incitement & Islamophobia following the controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) published in a Danish newspaper which led to worldwide protests..The event was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, with the backing of a number of  peace organisations and the Mayor of London.
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  • LONDON'S TRAFALGAR SQUARE, 11 February 2006.Over 5,000 UK Muslims demonstrate against incitement & Islamophobia following the controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) published in a Danish newspaper which led to worldwide protests..The event was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, with the backing of a number of  peace organisations and the Mayor of London.
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  • CONTACT KASH
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  • BAHARAK, 28 July 2005..Vocational Training Centre for Women....The VTC aim is to improve the status of women, by giving them lessons on maternity, family planning and post-natal issues. ..According to United Nations Population Fund, Afghanistan has among the world?s highest rates of maternal mortality, and Badakhshan has the highest rates ever recorded anywhere in the world, with one mother dying in every 15 births. Underage marriage is one of the primary causes of maternal mortality.....The VTC is funded by UNFPA and implemented by IBNSINA...
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  • KABUL 03 August 2005..In a crowded street of Kabul, I come across a woman and a child with a dark lump on her face...The only words the woman says to me are:' DOCTOR.... DOCTOR'...I write down her name & address:.."Shabana, Panza Family, Khair-Khana, Kabul"
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  • Stop the Onslaught on Lebanon.LONDON 22 July 2006. Over 7,000 people joined a street protest against Israel's attacks on Lebanon.."The Israeli assault is now spreading to all regions including the mountains and the north. The damage is enormous and the death toll is rising. This only indicates the scale of the attacks and the advanced weaponry the Israelis are using. Only looking at the infrastructure ruins you can see how powerful they are. We are under siege from all directions - air, sea and land." Eyewitness account from a socialist in Lebanon
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  • Margaret Nielen, Laif Photo Editor, in Kabul
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  • Stop the Onslaught on Lebanon.LONDON 22 July 2006. Over 7,000 people joined a street protest against Israel's attacks on Lebanon.."The Israeli assault is now spreading to all regions including the mountains and the north. The damage is enormous and the death toll is rising. This only indicates the scale of the attacks and the advanced weaponry the Israelis are using. Only looking at the infrastructure ruins you can see how powerful they are. We are under siege from all directions - air, sea and land." Eyewitness account from a socialist in Lebanon
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  • LONDON'S TRAFALGAR SQUARE, 11 February 2006.Over 5,000 UK Muslims demonstrate against incitement & Islamophobia following the controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) published in a Danish newspaper which led to worldwide protests..The event was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, with the backing of a number of  peace organisations and the Mayor of London.
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  • LONDON'S TRAFALGAR SQUARE, 11 February 2006.Over 5,000 UK Muslims demonstrate against incitement & Islamophobia following the controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) published in a Danish newspaper which led to worldwide protests..The event was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, with the backing of a number of  peace organisations and the Mayor of London.
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  • LONDON'S TRAFALGAR SQUARE, 11 February 2006.Over 5,000 UK Muslims demonstrate against incitement & Islamophobia following the controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) published in a Danish newspaper which led to worldwide protests..The event was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, with the backing of a number of  peace organisations and the Mayor of London.
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  • LONDON'S TRAFALGAR SQUARE, 11 February 2006.Over 5,000 UK Muslims demonstrate against incitement & Islamophobia following the controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) published in a Danish newspaper which led to worldwide protests..The event was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, with the backing of a number of  peace organisations and the Mayor of London.
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  • CONTACT KASH
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  • CONTACT KASH
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  • CONTACT KASH
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  • BAHARAK HOSPITAL, 28 July 2005..A nurse distributes free contraceptives.....UNFPA's project..
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  • Kenyakumary, India 1994. Women washing their clothes while having a bath in a local lake.
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  • Maiwand Hospital, Plastic Surgery Unit. .A mother and her child born with a cleft palateat
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  • KABUL 17 August 2005..Maiwand Hospital....Shabana in the recovery room with her mother...The previous day she underwent a four-hour plastic surgery operation. ..She will be dismissed in two days, Friday the 19th.....Shabana. a nine months  old Afghan girl, has been diagnosed with a 'neurofibroma'. This is a tumor or growth located along a nerve or nervous tissue. It is an inherited disorder. If left unchecked, a neurofibroma can cause severe nerve damage leading to loss of function to the area stimulated by that nerve.....The Rehabilitative Surgery Unit (RSU) at Maiwand Hospital is fully supported by the French NGO Medical Refresher Courses for Afghans (MRCA), also by the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, and by the Embassy of Japan under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Project (GAGP). The Italian NGO Operation Smile Italia Onlus provides training to the Doctors. ....Maiwand Hospital dates back to the rein of Nadir Shah in the 1930s.
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  • KABUL 17 August 2005..Maiwand Hospital....Shabana in the recovery room with her mother...The previous day she underwent a four-hour plastic surgery operation. ..She will be dismissed in two days, Friday the 19th.....Shabana. a nine months  old Afghan girl, has been diagnosed with a 'neurofibroma'. This is a tumor or growth located along a nerve or nervous tissue. It is an inherited disorder. If left unchecked, a neurofibroma can cause severe nerve damage leading to loss of function to the area stimulated by that nerve.....The Rehabilitative Surgery Unit (RSU) at Maiwand Hospital is fully supported by the French NGO Medical Refresher Courses for Afghans (MRCA), also by the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, and by the Embassy of Japan under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Project (GAGP). The Italian NGO Operation Smile Italia Onlus provides training to the Doctors. ....Maiwand Hospital dates back to the rein of Nadir Shah in the 1930s.
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  • KABUL 17 August 2005..Maiwand Hospital....Shabana in the recovery room with her mother...She underwent a four-hour plastic surgery operation.....Shabana. a nine months  old Afghan girl, has been diagnosed with a 'neurofibroma'. This is a tumor or growth located along a nerve or nervous tissue. It is an inherited disorder. If left unchecked, a neurofibroma can cause severe nerve damage leading to loss of function to the area stimulated by that nerve.....The Rehabilitative Surgery Unit (RSU) at Maiwand Hospital is fully supported by the French NGO Medical Refresher Courses for Afghans (MRCA), also by the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, and by the Embassy of Japan under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Project (GAGP). The Italian NGO Operation Smile Italia Onlus provides training to the Doctors. ....Maiwand Hospital dates back to the rein of Nadir Shah in the 1930s.
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  • Passengers on the way to Kabul.
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  • Kabul, 01 September 2005..Bus' Passengers.
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  • 01 September 2005..On the way back to Kabul, the bus driver stop the vehicle to let the passengers to perform Salah. In accordance with Sunnah, it is the resposability of every Muslim to pray five times a day. SALAH is a pillar of DIN
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  • A man sit near the main gate of the Mosque in Kandahar to make sure that - in this day - no men enter the Mosque but women only
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  • KABUL 17 August 2005..Maiwand Hospital....Medical Refresher Courses for Afghans (MRCA)..The Rehabilitative Surgery Unit (RSU)..Procedure of Operation..Shabana's four-hour plastic surgery operation....Shabana. a nine months  old Afghan girl, has been diagnosed with a 'neurofibroma'. This is a tumor or growth located along a nerve or nervous tissue. It is an inherited disorder. If left unchecked, a neurofibroma can cause severe nerve damage leading to loss of function to the area stimulated by that nerve.....The Rehabilitative Surgery Unit (RSU) at Maiwand Hospital is fully supported by the French NGO Medical Refresher Courses for Afghans (MRCA), also by the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, and by the Embassy of Japan under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Project (GAGP). The Italian NGO Operation Smile Italia Onlus provides training to the Doctors. ....Maiwand Hospital dates back to the rein of Nadir Shah in the 1930s.
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  • KABUL 17 August 2005..Maiwand Hospital....Shabana in the recovery room with her mother...The previous day she underwent a four-hour plastic surgery operation. ..She will be dismissed in two days, Friday the 19th.....Shabana. a nine months  old Afghan girl, has been diagnosed with a 'neurofibroma'. This is a tumor or growth located along a nerve or nervous tissue. It is an inherited disorder. If left unchecked, a neurofibroma can cause severe nerve damage leading to loss of function to the area stimulated by that nerve.....The Rehabilitative Surgery Unit (RSU) at Maiwand Hospital is fully supported by the French NGO Medical Refresher Courses for Afghans (MRCA), also by the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, and by the Embassy of Japan under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Project (GAGP). The Italian NGO Operation Smile Italia Onlus provides training to the Doctors. ....Maiwand Hospital dates back to the rein of Nadir Shah in the 1930s.
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  • KABUL 17 August 2005..Maiwand Hospital....Shabana in the recovery room with her mother...The previous day she underwent a four-hour plastic surgery operation. ..She will be dismissed in two days, Friday the 19th.....Shabana. a nine months  old Afghan girl, has been diagnosed with a 'neurofibroma'. This is a tumor or growth located along a nerve or nervous tissue. It is an inherited disorder. If left unchecked, a neurofibroma can cause severe nerve damage leading to loss of function to the area stimulated by that nerve.....The Rehabilitative Surgery Unit (RSU) at Maiwand Hospital is fully supported by the French NGO Medical Refresher Courses for Afghans (MRCA), also by the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, and by the Embassy of Japan under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Project (GAGP). The Italian NGO Operation Smile Italia Onlus provides training to the Doctors. ....Maiwand Hospital dates back to the rein of Nadir Shah in the 1930s.
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  • KABUL 17 August 2005..Maiwand Hospital....Shabana in the recovery room with her mother...The previous day she underwent a four-hour plastic surgery operation. ..She will be dismissed in two days, Friday the 19th.....Shabana. a nine months  old Afghan girl, has been diagnosed with a 'neurofibroma'. This is a tumor or growth located along a nerve or nervous tissue. It is an inherited disorder. If left unchecked, a neurofibroma can cause severe nerve damage leading to loss of function to the area stimulated by that nerve.....The Rehabilitative Surgery Unit (RSU) at Maiwand Hospital is fully supported by the French NGO Medical Refresher Courses for Afghans (MRCA), also by the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, and by the Embassy of Japan under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Project (GAGP). The Italian NGO Operation Smile Italia Onlus provides training to the Doctors. ....Maiwand Hospital dates back to the rein of Nadir Shah in the 1930s.
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  • During a pre-electoral meeting in Khost, Afghans look at pictures of women & life in Srinagar - Kashmir
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  • Woman in the bus
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  • Maiwand Hospital, Plastic Surgery Unit. ..A mother with  her child born with a cleft palateat ..
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  • LONDON'S TRAFALGAR SQUARE, 11 February 2006.Over 5,000 UK Muslims demonstrate against incitement & Islamophobia following the controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) published in a Danish newspaper which led to worldwide protests..The event was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, with the backing of a number of  peace organisations and the Mayor of London.
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  • LONDON'S TRAFALGAR SQUARE, 11 February 2006.Over 5,000 UK Muslims demonstrate against incitement & Islamophobia following the controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) published in a Danish newspaper which led to worldwide protests..The event was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, with the backing of a number of  peace organisations and the Mayor of London.
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  • BAHARAK HOSPITAL, 28 July 2005...In the corridor  mothers wait for their children to get vaccinated. A nurse writes down their names.....The clinic provides children immunization against Tetanus, Polio, Thubercolosi and Diphtheria...The clinic is supported by UNFPA
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  • FAIZABAD, 30 July 2005..Women Affairs Department, Vocational Training Centre.  A young woman stand behind a sew machine. ....The VTC aim is to improve the status of   women, by  providing them a two-hour daily course on Health, literacy and working skills.....The VTC is funded by UNFPA and implemented by IBNSINA.
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  • Stop the Onslaught on Lebanon.LONDON 22 July 2006. Over 7,000 people joined a street protest against Israel's attacks on Lebanon.."The Israeli assault is now spreading to all regions including the mountains and the north. The damage is enormous and the death toll is rising. This only indicates the scale of the attacks and the advanced weaponry the Israelis are using. Only looking at the infrastructure ruins you can see how powerful they are. We are under siege from all directions - air, sea and land." Eyewitness account from a socialist in Lebanon
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  • Stop the Onslaught on Lebanon.LONDON 22 July 2006. Over 7,000 people joined a street protest against Israel's attacks on Lebanon.."The Israeli assault is now spreading to all regions including the mountains and the north. The damage is enormous and the death toll is rising. This only indicates the scale of the attacks and the advanced weaponry the Israelis are using. Only looking at the infrastructure ruins you can see how powerful they are. We are under siege from all directions - air, sea and land." Eyewitness account from a socialist in Lebanon
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  • Natale in contea 2010 - Castro - Lecce - 25 dicembre 2010 - Natale in contea è la rappresentazione medievale del presepe vivente che Castro propone ogni anno. Si tratta di una rappresentazione ospitata nel borgon antico della cittadina dove i mestieri di un tempo (ma spesso sono gli stessi che ancora oggi caratterizzano la terra salentina) prendono vita nelle mani degli artigiani. La manifestazione è organizzata dal Comune di Castro in collaborazione con l'Associazione Castro Medievale. Tutto il centro storico di Castro viene animato da personaggi e costumi del tempo e in ciascun edificio viene ricreata la vita quotidiana che in esso si svolgeva.
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  • Natale in contea 2010 - Castro - Lecce - 25 dicembre 2010 - Natale in contea è la rappresentazione medievale del presepe vivente che Castro propone ogni anno. Si tratta di una rappresentazione ospitata nel borgon antico della cittadina dove i mestieri di un tempo (ma spesso sono gli stessi che ancora oggi caratterizzano la terra salentina) prendono vita nelle mani degli artigiani. La manifestazione è organizzata dal Comune di Castro in collaborazione con l'Associazione Castro Medievale. Tutto il centro storico di Castro viene animato da personaggi e costumi del tempo e in ciascun edificio viene ricreata la vita quotidiana che in esso si svolgeva.
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  • Natale in contea 2010 - Castro - Lecce - 25 dicembre 2010 - Natale in contea è la rappresentazione medievale del presepe vivente che Castro propone ogni anno. Si tratta di una rappresentazione ospitata nel borgon antico della cittadina dove i mestieri di un tempo (ma spesso sono gli stessi che ancora oggi caratterizzano la terra salentina) prendono vita nelle mani degli artigiani. La manifestazione è organizzata dal Comune di Castro in collaborazione con l'Associazione Castro Medievale. Tutto il centro storico di Castro viene animato da personaggi e costumi del tempo e in ciascun edificio viene ricreata la vita quotidiana che in esso si svolgeva.
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  • Natale in contea 2010 - Castro - Lecce - 25 dicembre 2010 - Natale in contea è la rappresentazione medievale del presepe vivente che Castro propone ogni anno. Si tratta di una rappresentazione ospitata nel borgon antico della cittadina dove i mestieri di un tempo (ma spesso sono gli stessi che ancora oggi caratterizzano la terra salentina) prendono vita nelle mani degli artigiani. La manifestazione è organizzata dal Comune di Castro in collaborazione con l'Associazione Castro Medievale. Tutto il centro storico di Castro viene animato da personaggi e costumi del tempo e in ciascun edificio viene ricreata la vita quotidiana che in esso si svolgeva.
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  • Natale in contea 2010 - Castro - Lecce - 25 dicembre 2010 - Natale in contea è la rappresentazione medievale del presepe vivente che Castro propone ogni anno. Si tratta di una rappresentazione ospitata nel borgon antico della cittadina dove i mestieri di un tempo (ma spesso sono gli stessi che ancora oggi caratterizzano la terra salentina) prendono vita nelle mani degli artigiani. La manifestazione è organizzata dal Comune di Castro in collaborazione con l'Associazione Castro Medievale. Tutto il centro storico di Castro viene animato da personaggi e costumi del tempo e in ciascun edificio viene ricreata la vita quotidiana che in esso si svolgeva.
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  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
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  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
    ADM_BotrugnoProcessione20130330_381.jpg
  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
    ADM_BotrugnoProcessione20130330_370.jpg
  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
    ADM_BotrugnoProcessione20130330_356.jpg
  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
    ADM_BotrugnoProcessione20130330_285.jpg
  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
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  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
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  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
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  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
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  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
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  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
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  • Botrugno - Processione dei Misteri - 30 marzo 2013. La processione parte dalla Cappella dell'Assunta, alle spalle della Chiesa Madre, alle 6 del mattino. I fedeli e i membri della Confraternita dell'Assunta accompagnano nelle strade del paese le statue del Cristo Morto e della Madonna Addolorata. La processione è preceduta dalla Croce dei Misteri sorretta dai giovani del paese, poi in successione è il turno delle donne del posto (vestite di nero con camicia e guanti bianchi) che sorreggono la statua del Cristo torturato. La processione continua con la statua del Cristo Morto, sorretto dagli uomini del paese vestiti con lo stesso tipo di abbigliamento e infine la statua della Madonna Addolorata che chiude la processione. Alla fine della processione, intorno alle 8, tutte statue vengono riportate nella Cappella dell'Assunta ed esposte per la contemplazione.<br />
Botrugno - The Procession of the Mysteries - March 30, 2013. The procession starts from the Chapel of the Assumption, behind the Cathedral Church at 6 o'clock in the morning. The faithful and members of the Brotherhood of the Assumption accompany in the streets of the statues of the dead Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows. The procession is preceded by the Cross of the Mysteries supported by the youth of the country, then in succession is the turn of the local women (dressed in black shirt and white gloves) that hold the statue of Christ tortured. The procession continues with the statue of the dead Christ, supported by the men of the village dressed with the same kind of clothes and finally the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, which closes the procession. At the end of the procession, around 8 am, all statues are reported in the Chapel of the Assumption and exposed for contemplation.
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  • LONDON'S TRAFALGAR SQUARE, 11 February 2006... UNITED AGAINST ISLAMOPHOBIA & INCITEMENT ..Over 5,000 UK Muslims demonstrate against incitement & Islamophobia following the controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) published in a Danish newspaper which led to worldwide protests...The event was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, with the backing of a number of  peace organisations and the Mayor of London.
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  • LONDON'S TRAFALGAR SQUARE, 11 February 2006.Over 5,000 UK Muslims demonstrate against incitement & Islamophobia following the controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) published in a Danish newspaper which led to worldwide protests..The event was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the Muslim Association of Britain, with the backing of a number of  peace organisations and the Mayor of London.
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  • BAHARAK HOSPITAL, 28 July 2005....A doctor performs a blood test at Baharak-hospital...This project is fully supported by UNFPA
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  • FAIZABAD PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL, 27 July 2005..A newborn baby with his mother and grand-mother.....According to United Nations Population Fund, Afghanistan has among the world?s highest rates of maternal mortality, and Badakhshan has the highest rates ever recorded anywhere in the world, with one mother dying in every 15 births.  Underage marriage is one of the primary causes of maternal mortality.
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  • FAIZABAD PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL, 27 July 2005..A newborn baby with his mother and grand-mother.....According to United Nations Population Fund, Afghanistan has among the world?s highest rates of maternal mortality, and Badakhshan has the highest rates ever recorded anywhere in the world, with one mother dying in every 15 births.  Underage marriage is one of the primary causes of maternal mortality.
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  • FAIZABAD PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL, 27 July 2005..A newborn baby with his mother and grand-mother.....According to United Nations Population Fund, Afghanistan has among the world?s highest rates of maternal mortality, and Badakhshan has the highest rates ever recorded anywhere in the world, with one mother dying in every 15 births.  Underage marriage is one of the primary causes of maternal mortality.
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  • Iranian journalist covering the Olympics games at ghazi Stadium
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  • Stop the Onslaught on Lebanon.LONDON 22 July 2006. Over 7,000 people joined a street protest against Israel's attacks on Lebanon.."The Israeli assault is now spreading to all regions including the mountains and the north. The damage is enormous and the death toll is rising. This only indicates the scale of the attacks and the advanced weaponry the Israelis are using. Only looking at the infrastructure ruins you can see how powerful they are. We are under siege from all directions - air, sea and land." Eyewitness account from a socialist in Lebanon
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  • A truck transporting second-hand tyres drives towards Khost. The other two, loaded with fire woods, go to Gardez. A woman wearing a blu burka walks by.
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  • UK, LONDON 5th August 2006... Thousands of people joined a street protest agaist Israel war on Lebanon & Palestine, calling for an immediate ceasefire and to end Blair's support for Bush's wars.The organizers claim that aroung 100,000 protesters have marched from Hyde Park to Parliament Square. The initial Police figure is around 20,000. ..The Demo has been called by Stop the War Coalition, CND, Palestine Solidarity Campaign, British Muslim Initiative and Lebanese Community Organisations.
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  • BAHARAK HOSPITAL, 28 July 2005..A  mother hold her baby in the vaccination clinic...The clinic provides vaccines against Tetanus, Polio, Thubercolosi, Measles and Diphtheria...Project supported by UNFPA
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  • FAIZABAD PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL, 27 July 2005..A newborn baby with his mother and grand-mother.....According to United Nations Population Fund, Afghanistan has among the world?s highest rates of maternal mortality, and Badakhshan has the highest rates ever recorded anywhere in the world, with one mother dying in every 15 births.  Underage marriage is one of the primary causes of maternal mortality...
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  • Iranian journalist covering the Olympics games at ghazi Stadium
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  • A truck loaded with second-hand tyres drives towards Khost and  woman wearing a blu burka walks by.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
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Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
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Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
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  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
 <br />
Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
 <br />
Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
    KASH_EdelineLee_AW2017-009.jpg
  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
 <br />
Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
 <br />
Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
    KASH_EdelineLee_AW2017-008.jpg
  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
 <br />
Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
 <br />
Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
    KASH_EdelineLee_AW2017-006.jpg
  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
 <br />
Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
 <br />
Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
    KASH_EdelineLee_AW2017-004.jpg
  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
 <br />
Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
 <br />
Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
    KASH_EdelineLee_AW2017-003.jpg
  • London 18 February 2017, Edeline Lee Autumn Winter presentation at Oxo Tower during London Fashion Week AW17. Canadian-born, London-based EDELINE LEE graduated with a First from Central Saint Martins Womenswear and apprenticed in the studios of Alexander McQueen and John Galliano before working at Zac Posen in New York and as Head Designer for Rodnik in London. An unintentional soft launch led to a flurry of private orders and the birth of her eponymous collection in 2014. The designer has stated that she designs for the “Future Lady”: her work has been worn by stars like Alicia Vikander, Taylor Swift, Holland Roden and Solange Knowles. She has also received strong support from the women of the art world, who naturally gravitate towards her aesthetically sophisticated signature. <br />
 <br />
Edeline Lee has been awarded support by the Centre for Fashion Enterprise and has been two times Finalist for the Samsung Fashion & Design Fund. Her work was recently exhibited by the curators of the Fashion Space Gallery to represent the “Future of Fashion Presentation”. She is currently nominated for Breakthrough Womenswear Designer of the Year at the WGSN Fashion Futures Awards. <br />
 <br />
Spring Summer 2016 was her debut season on the official London Fashion Week schedule of the British Fashion Council. All Edeline Lee pieces are made of the finest French and Italian cloths, by hand in England.
    KASH_EdelineLee_AW2017-002.jpg
  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
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Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
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Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
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The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
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Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
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  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
<br />
Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
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Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
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The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
<br />
Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
    KASH_HOLLY-FULTON-035.jpg
  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
<br />
Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
<br />
Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
<br />
The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
<br />
Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
    KASH_HOLLY-FULTON-034.jpg
  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
<br />
Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
<br />
Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
<br />
The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
<br />
Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
    KASH_HOLLY-FULTON-033.jpg
  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
<br />
Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
<br />
Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
<br />
The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
<br />
Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
    KASH_HOLLY-FULTON-032.jpg
  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
<br />
Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
<br />
Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
<br />
The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
<br />
Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
    KASH_HOLLY-FULTON-030.jpg
  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
<br />
Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
<br />
Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
<br />
The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
<br />
Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
    KASH_HOLLY-FULTON-028.jpg
  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
<br />
Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
<br />
Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
<br />
The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
<br />
Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
    KASH_HOLLY-FULTON-026.jpg
  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
<br />
Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
<br />
Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
<br />
The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
<br />
Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
    KASH_HOLLY-FULTON-023.jpg
  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
<br />
Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
<br />
Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
<br />
The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
<br />
Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
    KASH_HOLLY-FULTON-022.jpg
  • HOLLY FULTON PRESENTATION AT LONDON FASHION WEEK AW16 - Holly Fulton is a womenswear and accessories designer living and working in East London. <br />
<br />
Born in Scotland, Holly studied in Edinburgh before going on to the prestigious Masters at the Royal College of Art. She established her eponymous label in 2009 after gaining industry experience in London and Paris.<br />
<br />
Holly won Elle New Designer 2010, Scottish Young Designer 2009 and 2010, Elle Talent Launch Pad 2010 and Emerging Talent Accessories at British fashion awards 2010. She was a part of London’s Fashion East platform for two seasons before being awarded sponsorship and support from the UK's NEWGEN initiative five seasons in a row.<br />
<br />
The Holly Fulton label epitomises modern relaxed luxury. Attention to detail, complex graphic embellishment and witty twists are what make Holly’s work instantly recognisable. Hand rendered, digitally manipulated print coupled with unusual fabrications and embellishment create strong unified looks, from top to toe.<br />
<br />
Since her debut collection in February 2009 Holly has developed her own unique visual language, drawing upon a dizzying array of sources, from art deco lines and Bauhaus shapes, to pop art painting and psychedelic illustration. Rich multi-layered surfaces reflect a genuine love of both art history and popular culture. The research of a collection is of paramount importance to Holly, whose references have ranged from Joan Collins to Lady Chatterley, Margate to Mexico. Jewellery completes what Holly calls her ‘total look’, often cleverly worked into the clothing itself.
    KASH_HOLLY-FULTON-021.jpg
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