Attend the Julien Macdonald London Fashion Week Show 2020

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Ended:December 23rd 2019, 4:00pm EST

Winner: Jholder

£500($621 USD)

Charity percentage

85%

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The Prize

Attend the Julien Macdonald London Fashion Week Show 2020.

The auction winner will receive 2 VIP tickets to attend this hotly anticipated event.

Your VIP experience includes access to the pre-show cocktail reception, a backstage tour and a chance to rub shoulders with supermodels and celebrities. The winning bidder will enjoy a true money-can’t-buy experience!

Bid now to be in with a chance to attend this invite-only must-see fashion show.

Julien Macdonald OBE, is an international fashion designer, winner of several awards, including being named British Fashion Designer of the Year in 2001. Soon after graduation, Macdonald was recruited by Karl Lagerfeld to work for Chanel, and later joined Givenchy as successor to Alexander McQueen. As a leading British fashion designer, Julien Macdonald has collaborated with international stars such as Beyonce, Heidi Klum, Rihanna, Naomi Campbell and Taylor Swift to name but a few.

This event will take place in London. Exact date and location will be provided to the auction winner as soon as this information is made available by the fashion house.

Auction winner and guest must be over 18 years old to attend this event.

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The Cause

The Fashion & Textile Children’s Trust (FTCT) helps the children of UK fashion and textile families who are struggling financially and can't afford to buy essential items for their children.

The charity was founded in 1853 by a group of London textile merchants, when the cotton weaving industry was thriving. They formed a trust fund to support the children and widow of a former colleague, then the trust grew in size and funds in order to help more children. Support for the trust grew, most notably with Charles Dickens being Chairman of Appeal in the late 1850s. Her Majesty the Queen became Patron in 1950 and remains in this role today.

Today, the trust supports families in all aspects of the UK fashion and textile industry, from retail, manufacture, distribution and more. The charity supports hundreds of UK children every year, by funding essential items to improve their health and wellbeing. FTCT’s grants fund a proper bed to sleep in, a working cooker for hot meals, a working washing machine for clean clothes or a school uniform that fits. They can also fund mobility equipment, sensory toys or educational support for children with a disability or additional needs.

One parent commented, “At a time when not much else was going right for us, FTCT gave us help and faith in others. We are so grateful to the team at FTCT for all they have done for us and to the lovely people who raise money for the charity. Thank you so much”

Website

ftct.org.uk

Item #P33684

Experience may not be resold or re-auctioned.
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