The Great Yorkshire Fashion Show

As promised here is a peek at some of the glorious outfits I got to witness at last week's Great Yorkshire Show. The Fashion Show took place in the Fashion Pavilion and featured a mixture of graduate designers, high-street brands and couturiers.

With so many beautiful dresses on show I was hard pushed to say which was my favourite (though I think James Steward's gowns may have just swung it!) Which do you like best?

Designers and Collections:

Batley College of Art and Design
Sheffield Hallam University
Charlotte Lucy
Phase Eight
Hull School of Art and Design
Hobbs
James Steward Couture
Beth Hirst (Millinery)

Sheffield Hallam University

Sheffield Hallam University

Charlotte Lucy

Charlotte Lucy

Phase Eight

Phase Eight

Hull School of Art and Design

Hull School of Art and Design

Hull School of Art and Design

Hull School of Art and Design

Hull School of Art and Design

Hobbs

Hobbs

Hobbs

James Steward

James Steward

James Steward

James Steward

Comments

  1. Unknown6 August 2015 at 15:49

    Wow!! Very elegant designs, it's quite difficult to pick just one favourite, they reflect the brit fashion side I love the most: classy but trendy at the same time.
    Have a greaty day!

    Paty @antesAltaquesinsilla.blogspot.com

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    1. Sara21 August 2015 at 17:50

      Thanks Paty! I struggled to pick a favourite too...

      Hope you're having a good week!
      Sara x

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