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FASHION WEEK BY BERNS

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Article Summary: Fashion Week by Berns captures the most extraordinary and celebrated collections and moments from one of the season's most spectacularly curated and

The next Fashion Week by Berns will take place February 1-3, 2010.

For press images, please follow the links to each individual designer where you may download zip-files of the whole collections or separate pictures in high resolution.

Since its inception in 2005, the Fashion Week by Berns catwalk has grown its slate to support nearly forty Scandinavian design houses twice annually, with the primary focus being to attract the international fashion community of press and buyers to Swedish and Scandinavian design.

“Fashion Week by Berns is without doubt Stockholm’s finest event” says Christian Lippich, designer of the Men’s collection at Tiger of Sweden, inKing Magazine, November 2008.

“Fashion Week by Berns features the most prominent Swedish designer shows, industry seminars, and special events. It all takes place under one roof – inside our 145-year-old entertainment complex, Berns Salonger. Therefore, Berns catwalk has grown into one of the most significant platforms for the future of Swedish design houses”, says Yvonne Sörensen Björud, CEO Berns Salonger and Chair of the Fashion Week by Berns Advisory Board.

All activities during Feb 15 – 21 are co-ordinated by the Swedish Fashion Council, for more information please see www.stockholmfashionweek.com

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