Crafts and Arts: London Craft Week 2025 Opens May 12th: A Global Celebration of Creativity

London Craft Week (LCW)  returns on May 12, 2025, bringing together over 1,000 established and emerging makers, designers, brands, and galleries from across the globe. With a sharp focus on substance over status, this year’s festival presents a curated showcase that prizes authenticity, skill, and a touch of magic—the spark that elevates craft to art.

As always, LCW offers a unique opportunity to experience craft not only as an aesthetic pursuit but as a cultural force—one that connects tradition, innovation, and global perspectives.

The headline event for 2025 is Homo Faber, presented by the Michelangelo Foundation for Creativity and Craftsmanship, a non-profit institution based in Switzerland, which champions contemporary craftspeople worldwide with the aim of promoting a more human, inclusive and sustainable future.

More than just an exhibition, Homo Faber is an international cultural movement dedicated to championing master artisans and nurturing the next generation of craftspeople. Through a combination of education programmes, a biennial celebration, and an engaging digital platform, Homo Faber honours the diversity of craftsmanship and the evolving stories of makers, materials, and techniques around the world.

Battersea Power Station - 

Where Angels Live

London Craft Week and FiredUp4 present the second edition of Secret Ceramics, making its debut at Christie’s London.

This unique exhibition and sale features over 100 ceramic vessels created by both leading and emerging artists—all offered anonymously. Buyers won’t discover the maker’s identity until after their purchase, adding an element of intrigue and discovery.  Featured celebrated artists icludes Claudia Rankin, Hitomi Hosono, Bouke de Vries, Freya Bramble Carter, Kate Malone, Gregory Tingay, and Sophie Wilson, among others

All works are sold at a fixed price, with proceeds supporting the annual running costs of four FiredUp4 ceramic studios across London. These studios provide young people from disadvantaged backgrounds with meaningful access to clay, creativity, and community.

For the first time, London Craft Week will take over No. 9 Cork Street with a curated series of exhibitions that reimagine heritage craft through the lens of contemporary art and design.

This specially selected programme showcases exceptional material intelligence and creative collaboration. Highlights include a group presentation by Béton Brut, featuring works by Grace Prince and David Horan’s innovative ‘vegan vellum’ pieces.

A striking collaboration between marbling artist Nat Maks and furniture maker Sebastian Cox will explore the ancient Japanese technique of Suminagashi, transforming it into a series of contemporary tables.

Other standout installations spotlight leading studios and makers such as YALI Glass, AOI, Bocci, and Brodie Neill Studio, working with materials including straw marquetry, hand-blown glass, and reclaimed timber.

Louis Vuitton - 

The Craftsmanship of the Capucines Bag - will be featured on Sloane Street

Sloane Street Series: The Art of Craftsmanship

One of London’s most prestigious addresses, Sloane Street—a verdant boulevard lined with flagship boutiques, world-class restaurants, and luxury hotels—has recently undergone a £46 million transformation.  As part of London Craft Week, the newly revitalised Sloane Street becomes the setting for a curated journey into the world of exceptional craftsmanship. From the meticulous attention to detail in the new streetscape to the artisanal mastery behind the world’s most iconic luxury houses, visitors are invited to explore the art behind the craft.

Highlights include a behind-the-scenes, architect-led tour of the street’s transformation; live demonstrations at Ferragamo, showcasing refined Italian shoemaking techniques; an evening celebrating diamond craftsmanship at Jessica McCormack; an exploration of Gucci’s silk artistry legacy; and a look at the heritage of FENDI’s Selleria leatherwork; plus more from Louis Vuitton, Emilia Wickstead, Temperley London, L’Objet, …At Sloane and others.  

The Malaysia Handicraft Development Corporation presents "Virtuosity of Craftwork:
Masterpieces of National Heritage Crafts." 

The Pimlico Road Series: A Celebration of Craft and Creativity

Renowned for its timeless elegance and creative spirit, the Pimlico Road Design District brings together a fraternity of world-class artisans, makers, and curators. Nestled in Belgravia—just a short stroll from Chelsea, Victoria, and Knightsbridge—Pimlico Road has long been a go-to destination for discerning designers and collectors, offering a rich tapestry of interiors, antiques, and contemporary craft.  This year’s Pimlico Road Series shines a spotlight on the district’s vibrant community of talent, from sculptors and woodworkers to embroiderers, textile artists, and crystal specialists. It’s a melting pot of inspiration, where tradition and innovation meet.  The programme highlights include a hands-on block printing workshop at Edward Bulmer Natural Paint; a behind-the-scenes look at custom cushion and lampshade making at Robert Kime; an artisan-focused exhibition at Cox London, celebrating handcrafted excellence, a special event at Collier Webb, marking 100 years of Art Deco, and the debut of new lighting collections from Ochre and Soane Britain.

International Pavilion: Thailand at the Royal Thai Embassy

A highlight of this year’s programme is the International Pavilion: Thailand, hosted at the Royal Thai Embassy in London, presenting the exhibition "Chud Thai Through the Ages: Weaving History, Craft, and Identity".

Marking the 170th anniversary of Thailand–UK diplomatic relations, this captivating showcase explores the evolution of Thai dress as a reflection of cultural heritage, craftsmanship, and national identity.

At its heart is an extraordinary display from Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari’s private costume collection, featuring both traditional Thai national costumes and contemporary fashion pieces, offering a rare glimpse into Thailand’s rich textile traditions through the lens of royal patronage and modern design.

Also not to be missed are International Pavilions of  Saudi Arabia, South Korea, China and Malaysia.

Also featured on the programme is Battersea Power Station, one of London’s most dynamic cultural and lifestyle destinations, drawing over 26 million visitors since opening to the public in 2022. Recognised by National Geographic as one of the “Top 20 Best Cultural Hotspots” in the world, the riverside neighbourhood now hosts more than 150 shops, bars, restaurants, and leisure attractions, alongside a vibrant year-round events calendar that includes the Light Festival, celebrASIA, and Christmas at Battersea Power Station.

For London Craft Week 2025, Battersea Power Station continues its commitment to accessible art and culture with Modern Masters—a public realm programme created in partnership with cultural placemaking agency New Public. Now in its second year, this free outdoor art series spotlights the craftsmanship and innovation behind contemporary art. This year’s featured artist is filmmaker and multimedia visual artist Charlotte Colbert, whose monumental installations Dreamland Sirens and Where Angels Live will be exhibited in the historic turbine halls from 23 April to 1 June. Exploring themes of identity, dreams, and self-reflection, Colbert’s surreal works resonate with the spirit of Radiant Reflections, the Power Station’s Spring/Summer 2025 fashion campaign celebrating body positivity and inner beauty.

For more information on the programme, click HERE.

All images from London Craft Week website.

Design, Lifestyle and Interiors: Clerkenwell Design Week Returns May 20 - 25 2025

London’s annual Clerkenwell Design Week is back from May 20 - 22 2025, celebrating its 14th edition with its largest programme to date.

CDW is a distinctive platform for showcasing leading interior brands and emerging talents, with a wide-ranging programme of showroom events, curated exhibitions, installations, as well as informative discussions, design hotspots, fringe events, culinary delights, and more. 

Spread across the district's exhibition venues, the event curates a global array of furniture, lighting, textiles, surfaces, accessories, and product design, solidifying its status as the UK's premier design festival.

The allure of Clerkenwell - London EC1 -  lies in its fusion of historical heritage and contemporary flair. Characterized by cobblestone streets, repurposed warehouses, and industrial edifices transformed into modern workspaces and galleries, the district exudes an inspiring ambiance. 

This year CDW introduces three stunning new venues for the festival: the historic Charterhouse, the iconic St Bartholomew the Great, and Studio Smithfield, a creative space above the legendary Smithfield Market.

A standout feature will be a major public artwork by British artist Alex Chinneck, installed in Charterhouse Square, alongside outdoor living displays and curated talks. Inside the Charterhouse, top design names like Geberit, Colefax & Fowler, and Victoria + Albert Baths will showcase their latest collections.

Over 350 design brands will exhibit across 16+ venues and 160+ showrooms, including Roche Bobois, Ercol, Kasthall, and Ultrafabrics, with talks, workshops, and product launches throughout. Returning favourites like Design Fields, British Collection, and Light will host global talent, while the new Church of Design venue will stage a special programme by US design publisher Sandow.

“We’re thrilled to be back in Clerkenwell this May with our largest programme yet, both in scale and content,” says Marlon Cera-Marle, Design Division Director at Media 10, the organiser of the annual design festival. “The new venues, including some of London's most historic landmarks, will provide a stunning backdrop for presenting some of the world’s most exciting design brands. We’re also partnering with incredible international names, from country pavilions to leading media outlets from the UK and US.”

Cera-Marle adds, “This year, we’re especially excited to announce one of our headline features: a surreal public artwork by the acclaimed British artist Alex Chinneck. As one of the most attended specification events on the A&D calendar, CDW 2025 will once again serve as a platform for discovering new trends, talent and ideas. We look forward to sharing more details about the programme in the coming months.”

Visitors can also enjoy exclusive food, drinks, and guided design tours, plus a brand-new interactive map to help navigate EC1 with ease.

The New Venues:

Dating back to the 14th century, The Charterhouse is a historic complex of buildings, courtyard gardens and green spaces reflecting over 600 years of British history. This May, this heritage site will serve as a striking backdrop for contemporary furniture, decorative lighting and luxury finishes. It will feature an array of global bathroom brands, from Geberit and Toto to Bette, C.P. Hart and Victoria and Albert Baths.

Also joining them will be British fabric and wallpaper company Colefax and Fowler. In addition to design brands, the venue will host Conversations at Clerkenwell, the festival’s official talks series. For 2025, the talks will take place in a theatre designed by the London-based design studio Kapitza, known for its colourful public art installations for British Land, wayfinding designs for the Royal London Hospital, as well as public and leisure architecture projects. 

Outside, Charterhouse Square will showcase products for outdoor living and hospitality, alongside Alex Chinneck’s new sculpture. 

Studio Smithfield is a 27,000-square-foot Grade II* listed building above Smithfield Market, Studio Smithfield is a new creative event space and will be home to commercial and workplace interior brands during CDW, including Houzz Pro and Bandalux.

Church of Design is set within St Bartholomew the Great, a 900-year-old Grade I listed medieval church, Church of Design will offer a breathtaking setting for modern design showcases. 

In addition to the new venues, existing locations will house a variety of product-focused exhibitions, including:

● Clerkenwell Green and Installations – Structural stone will take centre stage in the recently refurbished Clerkenwell Green, where Albion Stone and Hutton Stone will reveal a special new commission by Hawkins\Brown, demonstrating the durability and beauty of British stone bricks.

Nearby, the ambitious Stone Tapestry structure by the Stone Federation will be featured, along with showcases from exhibitors specialising in contract and workplace interior products and solutions.

● Project – Focused on contract furniture and surface design.

● Design Fields – Showcasing contemporary furniture, lighting and product design with an

international focus. The Design Meets talks series will also return, inviting representatives from

trade bodies and associations to engage in a range of intimate, industry-led discussions.

● Light – Home to global lighting companies. Darc Thoughts, Darc’s talks series, will also return.

● Elements – Dedicated to architectural hardware and finishes.

● British Collection – Taking over the whole of St James’s Church again and highlighting the best British design talent and brands.

● Detail – Featuring luxury interiors.

● Platform – Spotlighting emerging design talent and companies.

● Ceramics of Italy – Hosting Italian ceramic and porcelain tile brands at VaynerMedia’s headquarters on St John’s Square. This exhibition is organised by the Italian Trade Agency in collaboration with the Ceramics Association of Italy.

● Old Sessions House – Home to brand activations, presentations and the festival hub (free access for CDW visitors, 20 – 22 May).

● The Goldsmiths’ Centre – Presenting products for commercial and workplace interiors.

● Cowcross Pavilions and Brewhouse Yard – Both presenting leading commercial interiors from the UK and abroad.

For registration and more information click HERE. 

Images from CDW 2024

Interiors Events: The Decorative Fair returns to London Battersea Park Celebrating 40th Anniversary

This year marks the 40th anniversary of The Decorative Fair, taking place from Tuesday, May 6 to Sunday, May 11, 2025, at London's Battersea Park. To commemorate the milestone, organisers are hosting The House Directory LIVE on the Mezzanine level, featuring a programme of talks and events designed to ignite interior design creativity.

Among the highlights is a panel discussion hosted by Emilio Pimentel-Reid—award-winning editor, interiors stylist, and brand consultant. 

From All Things Considered by Emilio Pimentel-Reid. Photo: Edvinas Bruzas

Drawing from his latest book All Things Considered, Emilio will lead a conversation with renowned designers featured in the publication: 

Holly Howe, Co-Creative Director of Howe London

Michal Silver, Creative Director of Christopher Farr

Natalia Miyar, designer and architect

Together, they’ll explore how unique period pieces can be used to craft deeply personal and distinctive interiors. Signed copies of All Things Considered, featuring photography by Edvinas Bruzas, will be available for purchase.

The Spring Decorative Fair will feature garden antiques and collectable objects, plus vintage jewellery, watches and couture. 

Additional Highlights from the Week's Events Include:

Wednesday, May 7 at 12 noon

Bringing Homes to Life for Photography: Staging & Styling with Antiques & Vintage

With Alice Robertson (writer, stylist, art director) and Samaya Ling (interior decorator and founder of Porter and Gold)

Thursday, May 8 at 12 noon

Save the Future by Rescuing the Past

With Sara Morel (Salvo) and Sam & Louise Coster (Mongers Architectural Salvage)

Thursday, May 8 at 2pm

MEET THE GREEN GRADS

A showcase of visionary ideas from the UK’s most promising young designers working toward a more sustainable future

Friday, May 9 at 4pm

The Role of Traditional Craft in Modern Design

Featuring master blacksmith Ian Thackery

All talks are free with a valid Fair ticket. Use code THDFREE25 when booking to gain complimentary access.

On 10 and 11 May, The House Directory will also present Makers Market, a showcase of work by artisans and suppliers of exquisite, handcrafted products. 

You can learn more here.

Also taking place in London in the upcoming Week …

Running concurrently from Friday, May 9 to Sunday, May 11, 2025, Ceramic Art London returns to Olympia in West London. Celebrated as Europe’s leading ceramics fair, it will feature 120 outstanding makers from across Europe, Canada, Korea, and beyond. Many UK-based participants bring a global perspective to their work, drawing on cultural influences from places such as Tokyo and Norway. A strict selection process ensures only the finest ceramicists are included in this highly anticipated event.

Fashion Talent Showcase: Copenhagen Fashion Week and the Victoria and Albert Museum Announce Their Collaboration Across the V&A Fashion in Motion

The London Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A)'s Fashion in Motion project continues to offer an international stage for emerging design talent. For its May 2025 edition, Fashion in Motion will spotlight five rising designers from Denmark, celebrating the creativity, innovation, and expressive spirit that Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW) has become known for.

Image:  Copenhagen Fashion Week

This initiative is a collaboration between the V&A and Copenhagen Fashion Week, which is recognized as Northern Europe’s leading fashion week as part of its broader effort to strengthen ties with the UK’s creative and cultural industries.

Scheduled for May 30, 2025, the showcase will feature five emerging designers who embody the innovation, creativity, and expressive spirit that CPHFW has helped pioneer on the international stage. Presented within the historic Raphael Court, three special catwalk presentations will be staged for the public, highlighting the collections of Alectra Rothschild / Masculina, Berner Kühl, Bonnetje, Stamm, and Stem.

Four of the designers—Rothschild / Masculina, Berner Kühl, Bonnetje, and Stamm—are part of the CPHFW NEWTALENT programme, an initiative dedicated to nurturing rising Nordic creatives. They will be joined by Stem, the 2024 recipient of the prestigious Wessel & Vett Fashion Prize.

The five designers will each present six key looks that reflect their individual vision and dedication to craftsmanship and creative expression.

The collaboration marks a significant moment in Copenhagen Fashion Week’s ongoing strategy to strengthen its ties with the UK’s creative and cultural industries. Speaking about the project, Cecilie Thorsmark, CEO of CPHFW, remarked,

"The Victoria and Albert Museum is a cultural cornerstone of the British creative scene. To present rising Danish talent through the V&A’s Fashion in Motion platform is a remarkable opportunity. By showcasing our NEWTALENT designers alongside the Wessel & Vett Fashion Prize winner, we hope to offer a strong visual representation of Denmark’s burgeoning fashion scene—and to build even stronger bridges between our two industries."

Oriole Cullen, Senior Curator of Fashion and Textiles at the V&A, echoed the sentiment, saying,

"Fashion in Motion gives us the opportunity to collaborate with exceptional creatives from around the world. We’re thrilled to partner with Copenhagen Fashion Week to showcase the exciting new voices shaping the future of Nordic fashion."

Since its inception in 1999, the Fashion in Motion series has offered free-to-attend catwalk shows within the V&A, providing the public with rare access to live runway experiences typically reserved for the industry elite. It has previously spotlighted fashion luminaries such as Alexander McQueen, Vivienne Westwood, Jean Paul Gaultier, Erdem, Gareth Pugh, and Guo Pei, among others.

The May 2025 showcase promises to continue this tradition, offering museum visitors a front-row seat to some of Denmark’s most exciting emerging talents—and reaffirming Copenhagen Fashion Week’s reputation as a global leader in progressive, forward-thinking fashion.

Copenhagen Fashion Week: Show and Presentation Committee for SS26 edition announced

Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW) has unveiled the SS26 show and presentation committee members for the upcoming SS26 edition, emphasizing a strong lineup of leading voices from both the international scene and the Nordic region, bringing together a community committed to championing and elevating the finest Nordic talent.

Copenhagen Fashion Week

The committee is composed of influential figures, media leaders and key innovators within the industry, as listed below: 

Allyson Shiffman, Features Editor, Vogue Scandinavia;

Ana Andjelic, Brand Executive;

Anders Soelvsten Thomsen, Stylist & Consultant;

Ane Lynge-Jorlén, Director, ALPHA;

Anne Braunstein, Managing Director, Patriksson Group;

As Øland, Creative Director, Dansk Mode og Textil;

Bruce Pask, Senior Editorial Director, Neiman Marcus;

Carla Christine Bruus Aagaard-Strube, Editor-in-Chief, Fashion Forum;

Christian Hansen, Creative Director, Costume Denmark;

Claire Stern Milch, Digital Director, Elle Magazine USA;

Emily Chan, Senior Sustainability Editor, British Vogue;

Emma Matell, Casting Director;

Eni Subair, Senior Fashion Features Editor, The Face;

Francesco Martino, Style Editor, GQ Italia;

Freja Wewer, Photographer;

Giorgia Feroldi, Freelance Fashion Journalist;

Hilda Sandström, Stylist;

Ida Elise Eide Einarsdóttir, Fashion Editor, KK Norway;

Ida Petersson, Founder, Good Eggs;

Jessica Beresford, Associate Editor, Australian Financial Review;

Julie Gilhart, Founder & President, Gilhart & Co.;

Kine B. Hartz, Editor-in-Chief, Costume Denmark & Norway;

Kristian Kirk, Creative Director, Co-Founder, inter.agcy & inter.pblc;

Kyubum (KB) Lee, Creative Consultant;

Laird Borelli-Persson, Senior Archive Editor, Vogue USA;

Louise & Maria Thornfeldt, Photographers;

Lucy Maguire, Senior Trends Editor, Vogue Business;

Lucy Milligan, Projects and Partnerships Editor, The Gentlewoman;

Martin Gjesing, Co-Founder, Moon;

Maud Pupato, Buying Director, Printemps;

Maya Soul Paustian, Stylist;

Natasha Skou, Founder, Nat Studio Copenhagen;

Navi Ahluwalia, Editor, Hypebae;

Nicole Walker, Creative Consultant;

Nikita Hoffmann Andersen, Editorial Director, Elle Denmark;

Olya Kuryshchuk, Editor-in-Chief, 1 Granary;

Robert Rydberg, Fashion Director, Vogue Scandinavia;

Sara Sozzani Maino, Creative Director, Fondazione Sozzani;

Steff Yotka, Global Editorial Director, i-D;

Tiffany Hsu, Chief Buying Officer, Mytheresa;

Willa Bennett, Editor-in-Chief, Cosmopolitan USA;

Yana McKillop, Fashion Director, Puss Puss;

Yasin Müjdeci, Founder, Voo Store.

The CPHFW SS26 edition will take place 4 – 8 August 2025.

Textiles Trade Fair: Denim Première Vision Milan Edition in May 2025 Featuring the Future of Denim with AW26-27 Trends & Innovations

Milan will play host to the 35th edition of Denim Première Vision for the fourth consecutive year - on 21 and 22 May, 2025.

This year’s event, held under the patronage of the City of Milan and organized by the fashion division of GL events, will spotlight the Autumn-Winter 2026-2027 denim collections from over 80 top exhibitors. Visitors will explore the most influential denim innovations from Italy, Turkey, Morocco, Japan, China, France, the U.S., and more.

Florence Rousson, Chairwoman of the Executive Board of Première Vision and CEO of The Creative Pole, the fashion division of GL events, commented:

"Back in Milan, Denim Première Vision once again highlights the dynamism of the denim sector. As a staple on the Italian fashion calendar, the event—supported by the city of Milan—provides the industry with unparalleled opportunities for business, innovation, and collaboration, all in the spirit of collective creativity in motion."

Organisers say this year’s edition dives into the heart of AW26-27 denim trends, organized into eight thematic areas: fabrics, manufacturing, accessories, yarns, promotion, technologies, laundry, and fibers, bringing together more than 80 exhibitors from across the globe.

Image: PV Denim Milan 2024

Forums & Trend Spaces

This season’s Trends Forum will explore the theme Hybrid Denim, celebrating denim’s adaptability through a mix of materials, techniques, and cultural references. Highlights include groundbreaking pieces from designer Aurélia LeBlanc, who reimagines luxury denim, and the Sustainable Textile Craftsmanship project—a collaboration between Kelly Konings and denim mill Gommatex.

Image:  PV Denim Milan 2024

Project Tomorrow

Continuing its support for the next generation, Project Tomorrow returns with a newly structured educational program designed for students from fashion, design, and art schools. Building on the success of previous editions, the initiative aims to inspire and engage young creatives in shaping the denim industry’s future.

Denim Fashion District

Now in its 7th year, the Denim Fashion District will offer a dedicated space for creative expression, featuring capsule collections by a curated group of ready-to-wear and accessories brands. The district will spotlight upcycling labels, emerging designers, established brands, and fresh denim talent—all in collaboration with the show’s exhibitors.

Participating brands include:

FADE OUT LABEL, Stripes Of-f Road, Daily Blue by Adriano Goldschmied, Kelly Konings, Rita Ammeg, Borsa Fatta Da Me, Floriana, Lucia Chain, Marcello Pipitone, Materia, and Sasha Neema Ponte.

Image: PV Denim Milan 2024

Keynote Programme

Also scheduled are thought-provoking keynotes that will provide a 360° view of the denim industry’s future, with insights from renowned professionals:

* Fashion Denim Seminar AW26-27 – Hybrid Denim: Collective creativity in motion

Anne Oudard, Denim Design Consultant

May 21 at 11am & May 22 at 2pm

* What is Social Procurement? Dressing the Next Generation of Changemakers

Ani Wells, Founder & CEO, Simply Suzette

May 21 at 1pm

* The Jacquard-Woven Future of Fashion

Kelly Konings, Textile & Fashion Designer

May 21 at 2pm

* Denim Dudes Future Forecast AW26/27

Amy Leverton, Founder, Denim Dudes

May 21 at 3:30pm & May 22 at 11am

A Tribute to Luigi Martelli

This year’s edition will also feature a heartfelt tribute to Luigi Martelli, the late denim visionary who passed away in January 2025. In collaboration with ISKO, the show will honor Martelli’s five-decade legacy with a special exhibition space that retraces his groundbreaking impact on denim design and textile finishing.

Curated by Fabio Adami Dalla Val and OPAA, in collaboration with Adriano Goldschmied, Giovanni Petrin, and with the support of the Martelli family, the tribute will feature rare archival pieces from M.O.D.E. – Museo del Denim, many shown publicly for the first time. This is more than a retrospective; it is a message to the denim community—past, present, and future—about the power of innovation and legacy.

As the founder of Martelli Lavorazioni Tessili, Martelli revolutionized textile finishes and redefined what denim could be. His pioneering techniques laid the groundwork for today’s industry, and his influence continues to resonate in every thread of modern indigo.

London Fashion Trade Fair: Scoop Announces New Venue and Campaign for SS 2025

Scoop, the UK’s premier contemporary fashion and lifestyle trade show, is set to make an exciting move to Olympia National Kensington, London, for its Spring/Summer 2025 edition, running from 13–15 July 2025.

The show’s new home—an iconic, recently renovated heritage venue with a rich fashion legacy spanning over a century—offers an elevated and spacious setting, ideal for showcasing Scoop’s growing roster of exclusive and emerging designers.

Scoop Founder and Managing Director Karen Radley shared her excitement about the relocation: “We’re always seeking out what’s new, and our beautiful new home will soon reveal its most inspired version yet. We can’t wait to welcome everyone to this exciting new chapter.”

The upcoming S/S ’25 season, themed ‘For Fashionable People’, promises a vibrant celebration of creativity, style, and culture. With a dynamic mix of fashion, lifestyle, and iconic art influences, the show will embody the optimism and joy that have become central to the Scoop experience. While full details remain under wraps, this landmark season is expected to deliver a fresh, feel-good atmosphere in its stunning new location.

Radley, known for her impeccable eye for global talent and trend-aware curation, added:  “This season at Scoop will be a true breath of fresh air. Buyers will step into our sunlit new home at Olympia National Kensington and discover a showcase of emerging designers ready to make a major impact on the UK market.”  

Firmly established as a highlight on the international trade show calendar, Scoop S/S ’25 will present a finely curated selection of premium women’s fashion, along with luxury home, beauty, lifestyle, and men’s collections—all under one iconic roof this July.