British Fashion Council

The British Fashion Council (BFC) is a leading non-profit organization founded in 1983 to promote British fashion and support the UK's fashion industry on a global scale. Based in London, the BFC is responsible for organizing high-profile events such as London Fashion Week, which showcases the work of both established and emerging designers. The organization plays a crucial role in highlighting British creativity and innovation in fashion, positioning the UK as a key player in the global fashion industry.

Beyond events, the British Fashion Council is committed to fostering talent and supporting the development of a sustainable fashion ecosystem. It offers mentorship, funding programs, and platforms for young designers through initiatives like the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund. Additionally, the BFC focuses on promoting sustainability, diversity, and inclusion within the fashion industry, aiming to drive positive change and ensure the continued growth of British fashion.