Events & Opportunities
| Posted on 06.10.2009 | Posted by CC
BILLY BOYCE LONDON FASHION WEEK
Secondly Billy Boyce Up and coming London designer is holding his Exclusive Fashion Week Presentation tomorrow at Work @ Hidden. There is a guestlist for this event and we would like to give your students the chance to attend. All they have to do is send an email to lloydscott@live.co.uk with there full names and there friends full names and they shall be placed on the guestlist. More Details below:-
WORK!
presents exclusive
BILLY BOYCE
LONDON FASHION WEEK
SCREENING PARTY
+ hosted by M C SHYSTIE
http://www.billyboyceclothing.com/
VIDEO SCREENING PARTY @WORK!
HOSTED BY SHYSTIE (+ LIVE PA of PULL IT)
WEDNESDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER WORK
@ HIDDEN 100 TINWORTH ST
OFF ALBERT EMBANKMENT VAUXHALL
London’s busiest midweek party WORK! welcomes chic, punk couture & contemporary designer Billy Boyce to our new home at Hidden (100 Tinworth St off Albert Embankment Vauxhall) on Wed 30th September.
11-5am.
Adm £6. or free if you get on my guestlist email me full names to lloydscott@live.co.uk
Billy Boyce clothes are favoured by a new generation of clubbers and artists incuding “brrrap pack”: Ironik, Ndubz, Noel Clark, Kyle Lewis, Fern Cotton Lola Coca (House of Vida).
The designer will be previewing his new collection by way of party and video presentation.
This rising star of London fashion has been featured in London Arts Newspaper, Disorder, RWD, Controlled Chaos and Flavour magazines to name but a few.
Visit the online Billy Boyce Clothing store: http://www.billyboyceclothing.com/
The event is hosted by Dubplate Drama actress and new generation star Shystie who is one of WORK’s iconic performers and will be returning to perform the remix of Pull it, a major WORK! floor filler.
DJs Big John Freeman, Jeffrey Hinton, Biggy C, Tuomo Fox and Freddie Thomas play rnb uk funky, pop, old skool, UKG and bashment to London’s hippest clubbers.
Hidden boasts the biggest garden terrace in London – a deluxe pit stop for the discerning clubber with food available.
WORK!
presents exclusive
BILLY BOYCE
LONDON FASHION WEEK
SCREENING PARTY
+ hosted by M C SHYSTIE
http://www.billyboyceclothing.com/
VIDEO SCREENING PARTY @WORK!
HOSTED BY SHYSTIE (+ LIVE PA of PULL IT)
WEDNESDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER WORK
@ HIDDEN 100 TINWORTH ST
OFF ALBERT EMBANKMENT VAUXHALL
London’s busiest midweek party WORK! welcomes chic, punk couture & contemporary designer Billy Boyce to our new home at Hidden (100 Tinworth St off Albert Embankment Vauxhall) on Wed 30th September.
11-5am.
Adm £6. or free if you get on my guestlist email me full names to lloydscott@live.co.uk
Billy Boyce clothes are favoured by a new generation of clubbers and artists incuding “brrrap pack”: Ironik, Ndubz, Noel Clark, Kyle Lewis, Fern Cotton Lola Coca (House of Vida).
The designer will be previewing his new collection by way of party and video presentation.
This rising star of London fashion has been featured in London Arts Newspaper, Disorder, RWD, Controlled Chaos and Flavour magazines to name but a few.
Visit the online Billy Boyce Clothing store: http://www.billyboyceclothing.com/
The event is hosted by Dubplate Drama actress and new generation star Shystie who is one of WORK’s iconic performers and will be returning to perform the remix of Pull it, a major WORK! floor filler.
DJs Big John Freeman, Jeffrey Hinton, Biggy C, Tuomo Fox and Freddie Thomas play rnb uk funky, pop, old skool, UKG and bashment to London’s hippest clubbers.
Hidden boasts the biggest garden terrace in London – a deluxe pit stop for the discerning clubber with food available.
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