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We’re excited to announce the Fashion District Showcase on 2nd June at 8pm, in the heart of Spitalfields Market, celebrating London’s most exciting emerging fashion talent.

Hosted by Spitalfields E1, in partnership with SXSW London, this one-off event redefines the traditional runway. Creatively directed by Kim Howells, the Showcase features a curation of evolving fashion designers soundtracked by DJ Mr Redley. Animating the C-Screen, next-gen fashion will extend beyond the physical using new tech to blur the boundaries between light, movement and digital form.

Following the Showcase, join us at ALFI for the official After Party and connect with the creatives shaping the future of fashion.

Limited tickets available. Book now via the link in our bio.

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Dress: @sabirahofficial

One week to go. ✨

Join us on 2nd June for an evening of next-gen fashion and digital innovation at Spitalfields Market, creatively directed by Kim Howells with a DJ set from Mr Redley.

Few tickets remaining! Book now via the link in bio.

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Meet the Showcase designers: Matthew David Andrews

Matthew David Andrews is a London-based fashion designer and graduate of the BA Fashion Design Womenswear course at Central Saint Martins. Since graduating, his practice has evolved through custom looks developed with celebrity stylists, dressing clients including Lady Gaga, alongside growing industry exposure and international coverage including Vogue, Dazed and Harper’s Bazaar.

His work is informed by a continuous return to his graduate collection, revisiting failed silhouettes and discarded ideas as part of an ongoing process of refinement and reinterpretation. Rooted in Essex culture, his practice draws on exaggerated self-presentation and character-led styling, shaped by a personal experience of queerness and gender perception that underpins his emotionally driven, conceptually grounded approach to design.

Collaborating with Matthew on the show, Jenny Beattie is a milliner whose practice explores the narrative and transformative power of headwear. Originally inspired by years spent creating playful, sculptural headpieces in Bangkok, her work combines craftsmanship with a strong sense of character and storytelling. Longtime friends and collaborators, Jenny and Matthew work closely to realise bold, imaginative pieces that continually push the boundaries of millinery.

Don't miss out! Book your tickets for the Showcase now via the link in our bio.

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet the Showcase designers: Matthew David Andrews

Matthew David Andrews is a London-based fashion designer and graduate of the BA Fashion Design Womenswear course at Central Saint Martins. Since graduating, his practice has evolved through custom looks developed with celebrity stylists, dressing clients including Lady Gaga, alongside growing industry exposure and international coverage including Vogue, Dazed and Harper’s Bazaar.

His work is informed by a continuous return to his graduate collection, revisiting failed silhouettes and discarded ideas as part of an ongoing process of refinement and reinterpretation. Rooted in Essex culture, his practice draws on exaggerated self-presentation and character-led styling, shaped by a personal experience of queerness and gender perception that underpins his emotionally driven, conceptually grounded approach to design.

Collaborating with Matthew on the show, Jenny Beattie is a milliner whose practice explores the narrative and transformative power of headwear. Originally inspired by years spent creating playful, sculptural headpieces in Bangkok, her work combines craftsmanship with a strong sense of character and storytelling. Longtime friends and collaborators, Jenny and Matthew work closely to realise bold, imaginative pieces that continually push the boundaries of millinery.

Don't miss out! Book your tickets for the Showcase now via the link in our bio.

--
@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet the Showcase designers: Matthew David Andrews

Matthew David Andrews is a London-based fashion designer and graduate of the BA Fashion Design Womenswear course at Central Saint Martins. Since graduating, his practice has evolved through custom looks developed with celebrity stylists, dressing clients including Lady Gaga, alongside growing industry exposure and international coverage including Vogue, Dazed and Harper’s Bazaar.

His work is informed by a continuous return to his graduate collection, revisiting failed silhouettes and discarded ideas as part of an ongoing process of refinement and reinterpretation. Rooted in Essex culture, his practice draws on exaggerated self-presentation and character-led styling, shaped by a personal experience of queerness and gender perception that underpins his emotionally driven, conceptually grounded approach to design.

Collaborating with Matthew on the show, Jenny Beattie is a milliner whose practice explores the narrative and transformative power of headwear. Originally inspired by years spent creating playful, sculptural headpieces in Bangkok, her work combines craftsmanship with a strong sense of character and storytelling. Longtime friends and collaborators, Jenny and Matthew work closely to realise bold, imaginative pieces that continually push the boundaries of millinery.

Don't miss out! Book your tickets for the Showcase now via the link in our bio.

--
@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet the Showcase designers: Matthew David Andrews

Matthew David Andrews is a London-based fashion designer and graduate of the BA Fashion Design Womenswear course at Central Saint Martins. Since graduating, his practice has evolved through custom looks developed with celebrity stylists, dressing clients including Lady Gaga, alongside growing industry exposure and international coverage including Vogue, Dazed and Harper’s Bazaar.

His work is informed by a continuous return to his graduate collection, revisiting failed silhouettes and discarded ideas as part of an ongoing process of refinement and reinterpretation. Rooted in Essex culture, his practice draws on exaggerated self-presentation and character-led styling, shaped by a personal experience of queerness and gender perception that underpins his emotionally driven, conceptually grounded approach to design.

Collaborating with Matthew on the show, Jenny Beattie is a milliner whose practice explores the narrative and transformative power of headwear. Originally inspired by years spent creating playful, sculptural headpieces in Bangkok, her work combines craftsmanship with a strong sense of character and storytelling. Longtime friends and collaborators, Jenny and Matthew work closely to realise bold, imaginative pieces that continually push the boundaries of millinery.

Don't miss out! Book your tickets for the Showcase now via the link in our bio.

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet one of the digital artists behind our upcoming Showcase: Yao Yao.

Yao is a digital fashion designer and 3D garment specialist with over nine years of industry experience in CLO3D, pattern development, and high-fidelity visualisation. Their work blends
cultural storytelling with advanced digital techniques, creating garments that balance technical precision and artistic expression. With a background spanning education, digital studios, and innovative fashion production, Yao brings a strong narrative and detail-driven approach to everything they do.

Alongside immersive artist Imogen Fox, Yao’s work will be displayed on the C-Screen above the runway. As the collections are presented, the screen will reflect selected looks in digital form, creating a layered interplay between physical garments and their virtual interpretations.

Limited tickets available - get yours via the link in our bio!

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet one of the digital artists behind our upcoming Showcase: Yao Yao.

Yao is a digital fashion designer and 3D garment specialist with over nine years of industry experience in CLO3D, pattern development, and high-fidelity visualisation. Their work blends
cultural storytelling with advanced digital techniques, creating garments that balance technical precision and artistic expression. With a background spanning education, digital studios, and innovative fashion production, Yao brings a strong narrative and detail-driven approach to everything they do.

Alongside immersive artist Imogen Fox, Yao’s work will be displayed on the C-Screen above the runway. As the collections are presented, the screen will reflect selected looks in digital form, creating a layered interplay between physical garments and their virtual interpretations.

Limited tickets available - get yours via the link in our bio!

--
@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet one of the digital artists behind our upcoming Showcase: Yao Yao.

Yao is a digital fashion designer and 3D garment specialist with over nine years of industry experience in CLO3D, pattern development, and high-fidelity visualisation. Their work blends
cultural storytelling with advanced digital techniques, creating garments that balance technical precision and artistic expression. With a background spanning education, digital studios, and innovative fashion production, Yao brings a strong narrative and detail-driven approach to everything they do.

Alongside immersive artist Imogen Fox, Yao’s work will be displayed on the C-Screen above the runway. As the collections are presented, the screen will reflect selected looks in digital form, creating a layered interplay between physical garments and their virtual interpretations.

Limited tickets available - get yours via the link in our bio!

--
@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet one of the digital artists behind our upcoming Showcase: Yao Yao.

Yao is a digital fashion designer and 3D garment specialist with over nine years of industry experience in CLO3D, pattern development, and high-fidelity visualisation. Their work blends
cultural storytelling with advanced digital techniques, creating garments that balance technical precision and artistic expression. With a background spanning education, digital studios, and innovative fashion production, Yao brings a strong narrative and detail-driven approach to everything they do.

Alongside immersive artist Imogen Fox, Yao’s work will be displayed on the C-Screen above the runway. As the collections are presented, the screen will reflect selected looks in digital form, creating a layered interplay between physical garments and their virtual interpretations.

Limited tickets available - get yours via the link in our bio!

--
@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet the Showcase designers: Min-Ji Kim

Min-Ji Kim is a Korean-born, London-based fashion designer, holding a Master’s from London College of Fashion and a Bachelor’s in Textiles from RISD. Her practice centres on textiles and knitwear, exploring scale, colour, and texture to challenge conventional silhouettes and material expectations.

Through MinJiKimStudio, she creates a surreal, tender, and rebellious fashion universe where garments become characters and every piece tells a story. Her collections explore the in-between moments of life, dressing soft warriors, daydreamers, and those who embrace the beautifully strange. Each piece is conceived as a sculpture of emotion, inviting the wearer to occupy space physically, emotionally, and visually.

Got your ticket for our upcoming Showcase? Book now via the link in our bio.

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet the Showcase designers: Min-Ji Kim

Min-Ji Kim is a Korean-born, London-based fashion designer, holding a Master’s from London College of Fashion and a Bachelor’s in Textiles from RISD. Her practice centres on textiles and knitwear, exploring scale, colour, and texture to challenge conventional silhouettes and material expectations.

Through MinJiKimStudio, she creates a surreal, tender, and rebellious fashion universe where garments become characters and every piece tells a story. Her collections explore the in-between moments of life, dressing soft warriors, daydreamers, and those who embrace the beautifully strange. Each piece is conceived as a sculpture of emotion, inviting the wearer to occupy space physically, emotionally, and visually.

Got your ticket for our upcoming Showcase? Book now via the link in our bio.

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet the Showcase designers: Min-Ji Kim

Min-Ji Kim is a Korean-born, London-based fashion designer, holding a Master’s from London College of Fashion and a Bachelor’s in Textiles from RISD. Her practice centres on textiles and knitwear, exploring scale, colour, and texture to challenge conventional silhouettes and material expectations.

Through MinJiKimStudio, she creates a surreal, tender, and rebellious fashion universe where garments become characters and every piece tells a story. Her collections explore the in-between moments of life, dressing soft warriors, daydreamers, and those who embrace the beautifully strange. Each piece is conceived as a sculpture of emotion, inviting the wearer to occupy space physically, emotionally, and visually.

Got your ticket for our upcoming Showcase? Book now via the link in our bio.

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet the Showcase designers: Min-Ji Kim

Min-Ji Kim is a Korean-born, London-based fashion designer, holding a Master’s from London College of Fashion and a Bachelor’s in Textiles from RISD. Her practice centres on textiles and knitwear, exploring scale, colour, and texture to challenge conventional silhouettes and material expectations.

Through MinJiKimStudio, she creates a surreal, tender, and rebellious fashion universe where garments become characters and every piece tells a story. Her collections explore the in-between moments of life, dressing soft warriors, daydreamers, and those who embrace the beautifully strange. Each piece is conceived as a sculpture of emotion, inviting the wearer to occupy space physically, emotionally, and visually.

Got your ticket for our upcoming Showcase? Book now via the link in our bio.

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet the Showcase designers: Ksenia Schnaider

Ksenia Schnaider is a Ukrainian fashion designer, entrepreneur, and co-founder of KSENIASCHNAIDER, an independent Kyiv-based brand recognised internationally for its innovative approach to denim and sustainable fashion.

Her practice focuses on circular design, upcycling, and the development of new material techniques using recycled and reworked textiles. Under her creative direction, KSENIASCHNAIDER became known for signature silhouettes such as Demi-Denims, Asymmetrical Jeans, and Denim Fur.

Ksenia’s work explores the intersection of sustainability and contemporary fashion, combining experimental construction with wearability and conscious production. The brand has upcycled more than 45 tonnes of denim and continues to manufacture locally in Ukraine.

Only a few tickets remaining for the Showcase! Book now via the link in our bio.

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet the Showcase designers: Ksenia Schnaider

Ksenia Schnaider is a Ukrainian fashion designer, entrepreneur, and co-founder of KSENIASCHNAIDER, an independent Kyiv-based brand recognised internationally for its innovative approach to denim and sustainable fashion.

Her practice focuses on circular design, upcycling, and the development of new material techniques using recycled and reworked textiles. Under her creative direction, KSENIASCHNAIDER became known for signature silhouettes such as Demi-Denims, Asymmetrical Jeans, and Denim Fur.

Ksenia’s work explores the intersection of sustainability and contemporary fashion, combining experimental construction with wearability and conscious production. The brand has upcycled more than 45 tonnes of denim and continues to manufacture locally in Ukraine.

Only a few tickets remaining for the Showcase! Book now via the link in our bio.

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet the Showcase designers: Ksenia Schnaider

Ksenia Schnaider is a Ukrainian fashion designer, entrepreneur, and co-founder of KSENIASCHNAIDER, an independent Kyiv-based brand recognised internationally for its innovative approach to denim and sustainable fashion.

Her practice focuses on circular design, upcycling, and the development of new material techniques using recycled and reworked textiles. Under her creative direction, KSENIASCHNAIDER became known for signature silhouettes such as Demi-Denims, Asymmetrical Jeans, and Denim Fur.

Ksenia’s work explores the intersection of sustainability and contemporary fashion, combining experimental construction with wearability and conscious production. The brand has upcycled more than 45 tonnes of denim and continues to manufacture locally in Ukraine.

Only a few tickets remaining for the Showcase! Book now via the link in our bio.

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Just two weeks to go until our Showcase on 2nd June, hosted by Spitalfields E1 in partnership with SXSW London.

Celebrating the city’s most exciting next-generation designers, the one-off Showcase will spotlight a curated line-up of emerging talent redefining the future of fashion.

Creatively directed by award-winning stylist and creative director Kim Howells, the Showcase will feature six designers, each bringing a distinct perspective to the runway. The line-up includes: Min-Ji Kim (@minjikimstudio), known for her bold knitwear and surreal silhouettes; Ksenia Schnaider (@kseniaschnaider), a pioneer of innovative sustainable denim; Matthew David Andrews (@matthew.david.andrews), renowned for his vividly expressive, character-driven designs; Dede Arisekola (@dedemakestuff), weaving Afrofuturism and Pan-African consciousness into striking story-led collections; Barbara Hornok (@barbara_hornok), celebrated for her amorphous, sculptural womenswear; and Catalina Negara (@ng.negara), recognised for her beautiful upcycled garments and accessories.

Accompanied by a DJ set from Mr Redley, the Showcase will unfold against a high-energy soundtrack rooted in the rhythms of the UK electronic music scene. As the models take to the stage, the C-Screen above will activate with striking visuals, transforming the catwalk into a dynamic collision of fashion, motion and digital innovation.

Tickets are going fast! Book now via the link in our bio.

Credits:
Creative Director: Kim Howells
Styling Assistants: Lara Jones & Dhanush De Silva
Makeup/Hair Designer: Astrid Kearney
Photographer: Vianney Le Caer at Dave Bennet
Editor: Olivia Tarr at Dave Bennet
Models: Amaris Gillies, Far c/o Simon Lewis at Cast & Elect

Just two weeks to go until our Showcase on 2nd June, hosted by Spitalfields E1 in partnership with SXSW London.

Celebrating the city’s most exciting next-generation designers, the one-off Showcase will spotlight a curated line-up of emerging talent redefining the future of fashion.

Creatively directed by award-winning stylist and creative director Kim Howells, the Showcase will feature six designers, each bringing a distinct perspective to the runway. The line-up includes: Min-Ji Kim (@minjikimstudio), known for her bold knitwear and surreal silhouettes; Ksenia Schnaider (@kseniaschnaider), a pioneer of innovative sustainable denim; Matthew David Andrews (@matthew.david.andrews), renowned for his vividly expressive, character-driven designs; Dede Arisekola (@dedemakestuff), weaving Afrofuturism and Pan-African consciousness into striking story-led collections; Barbara Hornok (@barbara_hornok), celebrated for her amorphous, sculptural womenswear; and Catalina Negara (@ng.negara), recognised for her beautiful upcycled garments and accessories.

Accompanied by a DJ set from Mr Redley, the Showcase will unfold against a high-energy soundtrack rooted in the rhythms of the UK electronic music scene. As the models take to the stage, the C-Screen above will activate with striking visuals, transforming the catwalk into a dynamic collision of fashion, motion and digital innovation.

Tickets are going fast! Book now via the link in our bio.

Credits:
Creative Director: Kim Howells
Styling Assistants: Lara Jones & Dhanush De Silva
Makeup/Hair Designer: Astrid Kearney
Photographer: Vianney Le Caer at Dave Bennet
Editor: Olivia Tarr at Dave Bennet
Models: Amaris Gillies, Far c/o Simon Lewis at Cast & Elect

Just two weeks to go until our Showcase on 2nd June, hosted by Spitalfields E1 in partnership with SXSW London.

Celebrating the city’s most exciting next-generation designers, the one-off Showcase will spotlight a curated line-up of emerging talent redefining the future of fashion.

Creatively directed by award-winning stylist and creative director Kim Howells, the Showcase will feature six designers, each bringing a distinct perspective to the runway. The line-up includes: Min-Ji Kim (@minjikimstudio), known for her bold knitwear and surreal silhouettes; Ksenia Schnaider (@kseniaschnaider), a pioneer of innovative sustainable denim; Matthew David Andrews (@matthew.david.andrews), renowned for his vividly expressive, character-driven designs; Dede Arisekola (@dedemakestuff), weaving Afrofuturism and Pan-African consciousness into striking story-led collections; Barbara Hornok (@barbara_hornok), celebrated for her amorphous, sculptural womenswear; and Catalina Negara (@ng.negara), recognised for her beautiful upcycled garments and accessories.

Accompanied by a DJ set from Mr Redley, the Showcase will unfold against a high-energy soundtrack rooted in the rhythms of the UK electronic music scene. As the models take to the stage, the C-Screen above will activate with striking visuals, transforming the catwalk into a dynamic collision of fashion, motion and digital innovation.

Tickets are going fast! Book now via the link in our bio.

Credits:
Creative Director: Kim Howells
Styling Assistants: Lara Jones & Dhanush De Silva
Makeup/Hair Designer: Astrid Kearney
Photographer: Vianney Le Caer at Dave Bennet
Editor: Olivia Tarr at Dave Bennet
Models: Amaris Gillies, Far c/o Simon Lewis at Cast & Elect

Just two weeks to go until our Showcase on 2nd June, hosted by Spitalfields E1 in partnership with SXSW London.

Celebrating the city’s most exciting next-generation designers, the one-off Showcase will spotlight a curated line-up of emerging talent redefining the future of fashion.

Creatively directed by award-winning stylist and creative director Kim Howells, the Showcase will feature six designers, each bringing a distinct perspective to the runway. The line-up includes: Min-Ji Kim (@minjikimstudio), known for her bold knitwear and surreal silhouettes; Ksenia Schnaider (@kseniaschnaider), a pioneer of innovative sustainable denim; Matthew David Andrews (@matthew.david.andrews), renowned for his vividly expressive, character-driven designs; Dede Arisekola (@dedemakestuff), weaving Afrofuturism and Pan-African consciousness into striking story-led collections; Barbara Hornok (@barbara_hornok), celebrated for her amorphous, sculptural womenswear; and Catalina Negara (@ng.negara), recognised for her beautiful upcycled garments and accessories.

Accompanied by a DJ set from Mr Redley, the Showcase will unfold against a high-energy soundtrack rooted in the rhythms of the UK electronic music scene. As the models take to the stage, the C-Screen above will activate with striking visuals, transforming the catwalk into a dynamic collision of fashion, motion and digital innovation.

Tickets are going fast! Book now via the link in our bio.

Credits:
Creative Director: Kim Howells
Styling Assistants: Lara Jones & Dhanush De Silva
Makeup/Hair Designer: Astrid Kearney
Photographer: Vianney Le Caer at Dave Bennet
Editor: Olivia Tarr at Dave Bennet
Models: Amaris Gillies, Far c/o Simon Lewis at Cast & Elect

This June, alongside the Fashion District Showcase, guests are invited to experience Digital Umbra, a unique collaboration between Fashion Innovation Agency and Jason Bruges Studio.

Exclusively created for SXSW London 2026, the hybrid media artwork captures shadows to create a unique shared experience by blending the physical and virtual world. As visitors journey through the space, their silhouettes are recorded and translated into digital imprints that gradually accumulate and evolve over time. The result is a collective landscape set within a distorted version of Spitalfields Market.

Combining existing technology with an experimental lens, Digital Umbra invites the viewer to explore the power of their own shadow. Traces that are usually left behind in the physical world, are used to reimagine a new spatial experience; a dynamic, ever-changing “Shadow World”.

📆 2 - 3 June
📍Spitalfields Market, 65 Brushfield St, London E1 6AA

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This year, we're expanding beyond traditional venues through major local community partnerships across Brick Lane, Spitalfields and East London – embedding the festival within the neighbourhoods, cultures and creative ecosystems that define the area.

First up:

Bangla House is coming to SXSW London.

From June 2–4, 2026, Bangla House will take over the Kobi Nazrul Centre in Brick Lane, celebrating the best of Bangladeshi and diaspora talent across culture, technology, and trade.

Presented by the Mubarak Ali Foundation, the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation, and the British Bangladeshi Power & Inspiration Foundation, Bangla House is a new platform showcasing the depth, creativity, and future of Bangladesh and its diaspora on one of the world’s most influential
creative stages.

Additionally, Spitalfields Market will become a major festival hub through our partnerships with @oldspitalfieldsmarket, @spitalfieldse1 and Fashion District (@fd_ldn).

Through SXSW London Eats, 200+ local food and drink vendors will be offering festival discounts to delegates, driving meaningful footfall to East London’s independent businesses 🥟

@banglahouse.sxsw @mubarakalifoundation @durjoybangladeshfoundation
@bbpi100
#banglahousesxsw #sxswlondon

This year, we're expanding beyond traditional venues through major local community partnerships across Brick Lane, Spitalfields and East London – embedding the festival within the neighbourhoods, cultures and creative ecosystems that define the area.

First up:

Bangla House is coming to SXSW London.

From June 2–4, 2026, Bangla House will take over the Kobi Nazrul Centre in Brick Lane, celebrating the best of Bangladeshi and diaspora talent across culture, technology, and trade.

Presented by the Mubarak Ali Foundation, the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation, and the British Bangladeshi Power & Inspiration Foundation, Bangla House is a new platform showcasing the depth, creativity, and future of Bangladesh and its diaspora on one of the world’s most influential
creative stages.

Additionally, Spitalfields Market will become a major festival hub through our partnerships with @oldspitalfieldsmarket, @spitalfieldse1 and Fashion District (@fd_ldn).

Through SXSW London Eats, 200+ local food and drink vendors will be offering festival discounts to delegates, driving meaningful footfall to East London’s independent businesses 🥟

@banglahouse.sxsw @mubarakalifoundation @durjoybangladeshfoundation
@bbpi100
#banglahousesxsw #sxswlondon

This year, we're expanding beyond traditional venues through major local community partnerships across Brick Lane, Spitalfields and East London – embedding the festival within the neighbourhoods, cultures and creative ecosystems that define the area.

First up:

Bangla House is coming to SXSW London.

From June 2–4, 2026, Bangla House will take over the Kobi Nazrul Centre in Brick Lane, celebrating the best of Bangladeshi and diaspora talent across culture, technology, and trade.

Presented by the Mubarak Ali Foundation, the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation, and the British Bangladeshi Power & Inspiration Foundation, Bangla House is a new platform showcasing the depth, creativity, and future of Bangladesh and its diaspora on one of the world’s most influential
creative stages.

Additionally, Spitalfields Market will become a major festival hub through our partnerships with @oldspitalfieldsmarket, @spitalfieldse1 and Fashion District (@fd_ldn).

Through SXSW London Eats, 200+ local food and drink vendors will be offering festival discounts to delegates, driving meaningful footfall to East London’s independent businesses 🥟

@banglahouse.sxsw @mubarakalifoundation @durjoybangladeshfoundation
@bbpi100
#banglahousesxsw #sxswlondon

This year, we're expanding beyond traditional venues through major local community partnerships across Brick Lane, Spitalfields and East London – embedding the festival within the neighbourhoods, cultures and creative ecosystems that define the area.

First up:

Bangla House is coming to SXSW London.

From June 2–4, 2026, Bangla House will take over the Kobi Nazrul Centre in Brick Lane, celebrating the best of Bangladeshi and diaspora talent across culture, technology, and trade.

Presented by the Mubarak Ali Foundation, the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation, and the British Bangladeshi Power & Inspiration Foundation, Bangla House is a new platform showcasing the depth, creativity, and future of Bangladesh and its diaspora on one of the world’s most influential
creative stages.

Additionally, Spitalfields Market will become a major festival hub through our partnerships with @oldspitalfieldsmarket, @spitalfieldse1 and Fashion District (@fd_ldn).

Through SXSW London Eats, 200+ local food and drink vendors will be offering festival discounts to delegates, driving meaningful footfall to East London’s independent businesses 🥟

@banglahouse.sxsw @mubarakalifoundation @durjoybangladeshfoundation
@bbpi100
#banglahousesxsw #sxswlondon

This year, we're expanding beyond traditional venues through major local community partnerships across Brick Lane, Spitalfields and East London – embedding the festival within the neighbourhoods, cultures and creative ecosystems that define the area.

First up:

Bangla House is coming to SXSW London.

From June 2–4, 2026, Bangla House will take over the Kobi Nazrul Centre in Brick Lane, celebrating the best of Bangladeshi and diaspora talent across culture, technology, and trade.

Presented by the Mubarak Ali Foundation, the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation, and the British Bangladeshi Power & Inspiration Foundation, Bangla House is a new platform showcasing the depth, creativity, and future of Bangladesh and its diaspora on one of the world’s most influential
creative stages.

Additionally, Spitalfields Market will become a major festival hub through our partnerships with @oldspitalfieldsmarket, @spitalfieldse1 and Fashion District (@fd_ldn).

Through SXSW London Eats, 200+ local food and drink vendors will be offering festival discounts to delegates, driving meaningful footfall to East London’s independent businesses 🥟

@banglahouse.sxsw @mubarakalifoundation @durjoybangladeshfoundation
@bbpi100
#banglahousesxsw #sxswlondon

This year, we're expanding beyond traditional venues through major local community partnerships across Brick Lane, Spitalfields and East London – embedding the festival within the neighbourhoods, cultures and creative ecosystems that define the area.

First up:

Bangla House is coming to SXSW London.

From June 2–4, 2026, Bangla House will take over the Kobi Nazrul Centre in Brick Lane, celebrating the best of Bangladeshi and diaspora talent across culture, technology, and trade.

Presented by the Mubarak Ali Foundation, the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation, and the British Bangladeshi Power & Inspiration Foundation, Bangla House is a new platform showcasing the depth, creativity, and future of Bangladesh and its diaspora on one of the world’s most influential
creative stages.

Additionally, Spitalfields Market will become a major festival hub through our partnerships with @oldspitalfieldsmarket, @spitalfieldse1 and Fashion District (@fd_ldn).

Through SXSW London Eats, 200+ local food and drink vendors will be offering festival discounts to delegates, driving meaningful footfall to East London’s independent businesses 🥟

@banglahouse.sxsw @mubarakalifoundation @durjoybangladeshfoundation
@bbpi100
#banglahousesxsw #sxswlondon

This year, we're expanding beyond traditional venues through major local community partnerships across Brick Lane, Spitalfields and East London – embedding the festival within the neighbourhoods, cultures and creative ecosystems that define the area.

First up:

Bangla House is coming to SXSW London.

From June 2–4, 2026, Bangla House will take over the Kobi Nazrul Centre in Brick Lane, celebrating the best of Bangladeshi and diaspora talent across culture, technology, and trade.

Presented by the Mubarak Ali Foundation, the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation, and the British Bangladeshi Power & Inspiration Foundation, Bangla House is a new platform showcasing the depth, creativity, and future of Bangladesh and its diaspora on one of the world’s most influential
creative stages.

Additionally, Spitalfields Market will become a major festival hub through our partnerships with @oldspitalfieldsmarket, @spitalfieldse1 and Fashion District (@fd_ldn).

Through SXSW London Eats, 200+ local food and drink vendors will be offering festival discounts to delegates, driving meaningful footfall to East London’s independent businesses 🥟

@banglahouse.sxsw @mubarakalifoundation @durjoybangladeshfoundation
@bbpi100
#banglahousesxsw #sxswlondon

This year, we're expanding beyond traditional venues through major local community partnerships across Brick Lane, Spitalfields and East London – embedding the festival within the neighbourhoods, cultures and creative ecosystems that define the area.

First up:

Bangla House is coming to SXSW London.

From June 2–4, 2026, Bangla House will take over the Kobi Nazrul Centre in Brick Lane, celebrating the best of Bangladeshi and diaspora talent across culture, technology, and trade.

Presented by the Mubarak Ali Foundation, the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation, and the British Bangladeshi Power & Inspiration Foundation, Bangla House is a new platform showcasing the depth, creativity, and future of Bangladesh and its diaspora on one of the world’s most influential
creative stages.

Additionally, Spitalfields Market will become a major festival hub through our partnerships with @oldspitalfieldsmarket, @spitalfieldse1 and Fashion District (@fd_ldn).

Through SXSW London Eats, 200+ local food and drink vendors will be offering festival discounts to delegates, driving meaningful footfall to East London’s independent businesses 🥟

@banglahouse.sxsw @mubarakalifoundation @durjoybangladeshfoundation
@bbpi100
#banglahousesxsw #sxswlondon

This year, we're expanding beyond traditional venues through major local community partnerships across Brick Lane, Spitalfields and East London – embedding the festival within the neighbourhoods, cultures and creative ecosystems that define the area.

First up:

Bangla House is coming to SXSW London.

From June 2–4, 2026, Bangla House will take over the Kobi Nazrul Centre in Brick Lane, celebrating the best of Bangladeshi and diaspora talent across culture, technology, and trade.

Presented by the Mubarak Ali Foundation, the Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation, and the British Bangladeshi Power & Inspiration Foundation, Bangla House is a new platform showcasing the depth, creativity, and future of Bangladesh and its diaspora on one of the world’s most influential
creative stages.

Additionally, Spitalfields Market will become a major festival hub through our partnerships with @oldspitalfieldsmarket, @spitalfieldse1 and Fashion District (@fd_ldn).

Through SXSW London Eats, 200+ local food and drink vendors will be offering festival discounts to delegates, driving meaningful footfall to East London’s independent businesses 🥟

@banglahouse.sxsw @mubarakalifoundation @durjoybangladeshfoundation
@bbpi100
#banglahousesxsw #sxswlondon

Looking back on a great Tuesday night!

After a full day of final pitches and campaign shooting, Manufacturing Futures 2026 start-ups and judges and Kim Howells, Creative Director of the Fashion District Showcase this June, and her team gathered at Double O Martini Bar to round off the day.

Stay tuned for our designer announcements coming soon.

--
📷: @davebenett
@doubleomartinibar

Looking back on a great Tuesday night!

After a full day of final pitches and campaign shooting, Manufacturing Futures 2026 start-ups and judges and Kim Howells, Creative Director of the Fashion District Showcase this June, and her team gathered at Double O Martini Bar to round off the day.

Stay tuned for our designer announcements coming soon.

--
📷: @davebenett
@doubleomartinibar

Looking back on a great Tuesday night!

After a full day of final pitches and campaign shooting, Manufacturing Futures 2026 start-ups and judges and Kim Howells, Creative Director of the Fashion District Showcase this June, and her team gathered at Double O Martini Bar to round off the day.

Stay tuned for our designer announcements coming soon.

--
📷: @davebenett
@doubleomartinibar

Looking back on a great Tuesday night!

After a full day of final pitches and campaign shooting, Manufacturing Futures 2026 start-ups and judges and Kim Howells, Creative Director of the Fashion District Showcase this June, and her team gathered at Double O Martini Bar to round off the day.

Stay tuned for our designer announcements coming soon.

--
📷: @davebenett
@doubleomartinibar

Looking back on a great Tuesday night!

After a full day of final pitches and campaign shooting, Manufacturing Futures 2026 start-ups and judges and Kim Howells, Creative Director of the Fashion District Showcase this June, and her team gathered at Double O Martini Bar to round off the day.

Stay tuned for our designer announcements coming soon.

--
📷: @davebenett
@doubleomartinibar

Looking back on a great Tuesday night!

After a full day of final pitches and campaign shooting, Manufacturing Futures 2026 start-ups and judges and Kim Howells, Creative Director of the Fashion District Showcase this June, and her team gathered at Double O Martini Bar to round off the day.

Stay tuned for our designer announcements coming soon.

--
📷: @davebenett
@doubleomartinibar

Looking back on a great Tuesday night!

After a full day of final pitches and campaign shooting, Manufacturing Futures 2026 start-ups and judges and Kim Howells, Creative Director of the Fashion District Showcase this June, and her team gathered at Double O Martini Bar to round off the day.

Stay tuned for our designer announcements coming soon.

--
📷: @davebenett
@doubleomartinibar

Looking back on a great Tuesday night!

After a full day of final pitches and campaign shooting, Manufacturing Futures 2026 start-ups and judges and Kim Howells, Creative Director of the Fashion District Showcase this June, and her team gathered at Double O Martini Bar to round off the day.

Stay tuned for our designer announcements coming soon.

--
📷: @davebenett
@doubleomartinibar

Looking back on a great Tuesday night!

After a full day of final pitches and campaign shooting, Manufacturing Futures 2026 start-ups and judges and Kim Howells, Creative Director of the Fashion District Showcase this June, and her team gathered at Double O Martini Bar to round off the day.

Stay tuned for our designer announcements coming soon.

--
📷: @davebenett
@doubleomartinibar

Looking back on a great Tuesday night!

After a full day of final pitches and campaign shooting, Manufacturing Futures 2026 start-ups and judges and Kim Howells, Creative Director of the Fashion District Showcase this June, and her team gathered at Double O Martini Bar to round off the day.

Stay tuned for our designer announcements coming soon.

--
📷: @davebenett
@doubleomartinibar

On 2 June, Fashion District is partnering with Spitalfields E1 and SXSW London to present a landmark Showcase spotlighting fashion's most exciting emerging designers.

Moving beyond the traditional catwalk, the event merges physical runway with digital innovation. Creatively directed by award-winning stylist Kim Howells and soundtracked by DJ Mr Redley, striking digital twins will be presented on the C-Screen — extending the runway into new dimensions and blurring the boundaries between light, motion and human form.

Step into the future of fashion. Book your ticket now via the link in bio.

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@sxswlondon
@spitalfieldse1
@cscreensltd
@lcflondon_
@kim_howells

Meet one of the digital artists behind our upcoming Showcase: Imogen Fox.

Imogen is a creative technologist and immersive artist working across 3D, XR, AI, and graphic design to create immersive visual worlds. Her practice explores the shifting relationship between perception and reality, informed by cyberfeminism, surrealism, and post-human thought. Through speculative digital environments, she examines how bodies, machines, and virtual worlds intersect.

For the Showcase, Imogen’s work will be presented during the runway. As the designers take to the stage, striking digital twins will be presented on the C-Screen, creating a layered experience where fashion, motion and digital form converge.

Have you got your ticket yet? Book now via the link in our bio!

--
@sxswlondon
@cscreensltd
@spitalfieldse1
@lcflondon_

Meet one of the digital artists behind our upcoming Showcase: Imogen Fox.

Imogen is a creative technologist and immersive artist working across 3D, XR, AI, and graphic design to create immersive visual worlds. Her practice explores the shifting relationship between perception and reality, informed by cyberfeminism, surrealism, and post-human thought. Through speculative digital environments, she examines how bodies, machines, and virtual worlds intersect.

For the Showcase, Imogen’s work will be presented during the runway. As the designers take to the stage, striking digital twins will be presented on the C-Screen, creating a layered experience where fashion, motion and digital form converge.

Have you got your ticket yet? Book now via the link in our bio!

--
@sxswlondon
@cscreensltd
@spitalfieldse1
@lcflondon_

Meet one of the digital artists behind our upcoming Showcase: Imogen Fox.

Imogen is a creative technologist and immersive artist working across 3D, XR, AI, and graphic design to create immersive visual worlds. Her practice explores the shifting relationship between perception and reality, informed by cyberfeminism, surrealism, and post-human thought. Through speculative digital environments, she examines how bodies, machines, and virtual worlds intersect.

For the Showcase, Imogen’s work will be presented during the runway. As the designers take to the stage, striking digital twins will be presented on the C-Screen, creating a layered experience where fashion, motion and digital form converge.

Have you got your ticket yet? Book now via the link in our bio!

--
@sxswlondon
@cscreensltd
@spitalfieldse1
@lcflondon_

Meet one of the digital artists behind our upcoming Showcase: Imogen Fox.

Imogen is a creative technologist and immersive artist working across 3D, XR, AI, and graphic design to create immersive visual worlds. Her practice explores the shifting relationship between perception and reality, informed by cyberfeminism, surrealism, and post-human thought. Through speculative digital environments, she examines how bodies, machines, and virtual worlds intersect.

For the Showcase, Imogen’s work will be presented during the runway. As the designers take to the stage, striking digital twins will be presented on the C-Screen, creating a layered experience where fashion, motion and digital form converge.

Have you got your ticket yet? Book now via the link in our bio!

--
@sxswlondon
@cscreensltd
@spitalfieldse1
@lcflondon_