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Wednesday, February 13th, 2008

Amazing write-up on Margin by the “Blogfather” himself, Fatsarazzi + we’re humbled +
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MARGIN AW08 @ The Vinyl Factory  Sorry for the delay manpower & time got the better of me.    Well I try to remind myself that this is London & supposedly this is where some of the best talent resides.    So when we run through the shows & exhibitions it does amaze me that we cannot do any better.    LFW, is what it is and the static show is just a show & in my own opinion is a little stale & the atmosphere is not conducive to creative buying & inspiration & that does not deter from the labels available but it is a little boring.    Now over to Streetwear TBC is this our Streetwear show I am sadly embarrassed that that is all we can do we are London are we not shame our shows do not reflect that    Pure lets just leave it there.    Now to the one show that made me smile & have a little hope that some one is working at something that makes a difference & makes sense MARGIN.    By far the best exhibition that I have seen this season in London. Excellent mixture of labels & product divided into sections that compliment each other, & labels that can excite. I was very happy to see some interesting labels from afar as Mexico & as close as Finland & even closer still East London.    The location at Vinyl Factory is Great right in the middle of the West End, & you can do anything after you do your buying so that works for me.    As for the Labels, was more impressed with their Ecological Labels than the ones at the Tents�they seem more relevant & a bit more on point or maybe it was the hands on feel of these labels.    The Streetwear Ts are neither here nor there & if there is any criticism it is just that the Streetwear printed t is nothing special & I am a little board of Guest Artists T-shirt collections but I guess it works.    So my main likes were:    1. Double Goose  from Paris they are bringing back the old triple fat goose down leathers from the Hip Hop era of the 80s & they are dong them in Kids !!!  2. Social Suicide  Excellent Tailoring for the Modern Man from the Teddy Boys ( Silver Razor Blades Stitched in as standard) to the classic suit. A history of menswear in 6 suits excellent.  3. Jumble  I loved what they were doing with old garments recutting & rehashing together & making contemporary styles excellent & really colourful.  4. Dress O Rama  I am so into all this 50s revival but Annika from Berlin lives and breathes this and it reflects in her collection 50s styling with a little twist on the shapes & fits really nice stuff & kids too  5. Ria Roberts  Simple Shapes, Intricate Prints in a host of colourways. I really liked what she was doing.really good stuff.  6. Liike  this group of labels from Finland was very nice perhaps a little out of their league there but definitely a refreshing view amongst all the other product. Some really beautiful work for sure. They were showing the following labels:- Vaino Seitsonen, Dusty, KaakSiluoto, Miun & Muka va all very nice.    So I know 6 is not a lot, but these were enough to make me smile & be happy that there is one show that can still deliver well done MARGIN.    Be Well

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FashionUnited.co.uk News

Wednesday, February 6th, 2008

FashionUnited.co.uk

Margin gears up for LFW
Wednesday, 06 February 2008
Margin has expanded the show by opening up an addtional 20% of floorspace to make room for the growing number of exciting UK and International start-ups looking to exhibit in London during London Fashion Week. Margin will be showcasing its biggest show to date and this season as expanded its Magazine and Media Lounge. The show, which has grown to over 90 exhibitors, is one of the UK’s most diverse selection of Mens and Womens streetwear exhibitors.
Known amongst industry insiders as the key show for sourcing new labels, the February 2008 edition will feature 80% of exhibitors making their global debut. Originally established to provide a relevant showcase for upscale streetwear brands such as Dephect, Lost Property and Ames Bros, the show has expanded gradually and carefully each season to encompass additional product areas.
The sharp tailoring and elegant designerwear of the Kreateur area has been honed each season to highlight cutting-edge garments with labels such as Social Suicide, Missmilne, Emily & Fin, and Dusty. In August, the new accessories area GILD was added to the show to focus on directional accessories ranges by new brands such as Punky Pins, Pik & Pokket, Prod, and Zillion who will be exhibited in the February GILD.
New for February 2008, Margin has added an area for eco-aware streetwear labels called TraidFare , highlighting brands that use organic fabrics and manufacture responsibly and sustainably such as Kuyichi, Komodo, THTC, Organic Stereo, Regenerate, Rise-Up, Moly Kulte and Jumble and others.
Margin will take place on the 10th 11th & 12th February 2008 at The Vinyl Factory Gallery in Soho , map online at www.margin.tv/map

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Tuesday, February 5th, 2008

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margin will expand trade show by 20% (gbr) Margin has expanded the show by opening up an additional 20% of floor space to make room for the growing number of exciting UK and International start-ups looking to exhibit in London during London Fashion Week. By opening up a previously unused area of the Margin venue to make for a larger Magazine and Media Lounge, the February 2008 edition has grown to over 90 exhibitors to create the largest curated selection of men's and women's streetwear exhibitors in Central London. By hand-picking great brands that Margin considers relevant and exciting to contemporary buyers and press, Margin has created the largest show to date and a one-stop selection in the very centre of London in Soho.Margin is well known amongst key buyers and press for providing an affordable launch pad for new labels and the February 2008 edition is no exception with over 80% of exhibitors making their global debut. Originally established to provide a relevant showcase for upscale streetwear brands such as Dephect, Lost Property and Ames Bros, the show has expanded gradually and carefully each season to encompass additional product areas.     The sharp tailoring and elegant designer wear of the Kreateur area has been honed each season to highlight cutting-edge garments with labels such as Social Suicide, Missmilne, Emily & Fin, and Dusty. In August, the new accessories area GILD was added to the show to focus on directional accessories ranges by new brands such as Punky Pins, Pik & Pokket, Prod, and Zillion who will be exhibited in the February GILD.     New for February 2008, Margin has added an area for eco-aware street wear labels called TraidFare, highlighting brands that use organic fabrics and manufacture responsibly and sustainably such as Kuyichi, Komodo, THTC, Organic Stereo, Regenerate, Rise-Up, Moly Kulte and Jumble and others. Margin will take place on the 10th 11th & 12th February 2008 at The Vinyl Factory Gallery in Soho
margin will expand trade show by 20% (gbr)
Margin has expanded the show by opening up an additional 20% of floor space to make room for the growing number of exciting UK and International start-ups looking to exhibit in London during London Fashion Week. By opening up a previously unused area of the Margin venue to make for a larger Magazine and Media Lounge, the February 2008 edition has grown to over 90 exhibitors to create the largest curated selection of men’s and women’s streetwear exhibitors in Central London. By hand-picking great brands that Margin considers relevant and exciting to contemporary buyers and press, Margin has created the largest show to date and a one-stop selection in the very centre of London in Soho.

Margin is well known amongst key buyers and press for providing an affordable launch pad for new labels and the February 2008 edition is no exception with over 80% of exhibitors making their global debut. Originally established to provide a relevant showcase for upscale streetwear brands such as Dephect, Lost Property and Ames Bros, the show has expanded gradually and carefully each season to encompass additional product areas.

The sharp tailoring and elegant designer wear of the Kreateur area has been honed each season to highlight cutting-edge garments with labels such as Social Suicide, Missmilne, Emily & Fin, and Dusty. In August, the new accessories area GILD was added to the show to focus on directional accessories ranges by new brands such as Punky Pins, Pik & Pokket, Prod, and Zillion who will be exhibited in the February GILD.

New for February 2008, Margin has added an area for eco-aware street wear labels called TraidFare, highlighting brands that use organic fabrics and manufacture responsibly and sustainably such as Kuyichi, Komodo, THTC, Organic Stereo, Regenerate, Rise-Up, Moly Kulte and Jumble and others. Margin will take place on the 10th 11th & 12th February 2008 at The Vinyl Factory Gallery in Soho

Margin London February 2008

Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007
MARGIN LOCATION & DATES +++

The Vinyl Factory Gallery +
45 (rear) Foubert’s Place
Entrance through Archway
on Marshall Street +
London W1F
Venue Map online at:
www.margin.tv/map

Sunday Monday & Tuesday
10th 11th & 12th February 2008
Sun 10th Feb: 11am til 6pm
Mon 11th Feb: 10am til 6pm
Tue 12th Feb: 10am til 3pm

FEBRUARY 2008 EXHIBITORS INCLUDE +++
ALEXANDER DOWNES + AMES BROS + A-NON CLOTHING + APPLIED CLOTHING + BANTUM + BRANDNATIVA + BURNT REPUBLIC + CAMO + COCK & MAGPIE + CYCLUS + CYRHYME + DEATH INDUSTRIES + DEPHECT + DIRTY FUKKER UNDERWEAR + DOUBLE GOOSE + DRESS-O-RAMA + DUSTY + EIO CLOTHING + EMILY AND FIN + EMMA LEVINSON + ESSKA + FUNKRUSH + G.I. DISTRIBUTION + GIAROYE + GIRLGANG + GONSALVES & HALL + GOODONE + GUERILLA PIMP + HAAKSILUOTO + INSIDEOUT + INSTANT FASHION HAPPINESS + ISO-IMPULSE + JUMBLE + JUSTIN HUSTLIN + KITSCH + KNOFLER CLOTHING + KOMODO + KT&PAUL + KUYICHI + LOOP CLOTHING + LOST PROPERTY + LOVE & TUG + M.Y CLOTHING + MAIDEN-ART + MARKOVIEC + MARMALADE HO + MERC + MIMOCO + MISSMILNE + MIUN + MODNWLD + MOLY KULTE + MUKAVA + ORGANIC STEREO + OXANA + PIK & POKKET + PRETTY VACANT + PROD + PUNKY PINS + REGENERATE + REVELLER CLOTHING + RIA ROBERTS + RISE UP + SHEPLAND + SMILEYWORLD + SOCIAL SUICIDE + SONO + SP:UK + SUGAR BABE + SWAG + TEORI CO + TERRATAG + THTC + TOUMEI-MANILA + TRASHMARK + TROUSERS + 2D’S PLACE + T-TEES + VACANT + VAIONIO & SEITSONEN + WORN FREE + YAMAMA + YOU CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN + YOUR EYES LIE + YUMMY INDUSTRIES + YUTAKA TAJIMA + ZILLION +
AND MORE +++

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