Fashion Frenzee Closes London Fashion Week — A Statement for Conscious Fashion & Community
- Dress for Success GL
- Sep 30
- 2 min read
Last Monday evening, at the storied Guildhall Art Gallery, London Fashion Week didn’t just wrap — it transformed. Fashion Frenzee curated an electric celebration of creativity, sustainability, diversity, and purpose. And Dress for Success Greater London was honored to stand alongside it. 
Why It Mattered
This wasn’t your average runway show. Fashion Frenzee brought together:
• Two narrated runway segments spotlighting sustainable and ethical collections by emerging designers. 
• A catwalk finale dedicated to pre-loved fashion, proving style and responsibility can coexist. 
• A silent auction: all proceeds were directed to Integrity International Trust and Dress for Success, Greater London. 
• A live shopping experience: guests could engage directly with designers and discover one-of-a-kind pieces. 
• A cast of varied models (including Mrs Universe 2022), reinforcing that fashion is for every body. 
Nadia Perrier, the curator behind the event, emphasized the dual imperative: fashion must remain innovative and responsible. “We’re all stewards of the way we consume — and we can shift culture by backing creators who care,” she noted. 
Designers Who Spoke Through Their Craft
A few names worth highlighting — all pushing boundaries, sustainably:
Atelier Thakral — elevating traditional Zardosi embroidery through ethical couture
CQ (Cheongsam Quotidien) London — merging East/West aesthetics with a mindful ethos
GOFF COURTNEY — breaking down age, size, and gender norms
Le Ballon Responsable — upcycling used rugby balls into wearable art
The Collective by 3×3 London — where sportwear meets sustainability
Pop Specs — reimagining eyewear with new-tech meets playful design
Sanya Casper Dutta — vegan fashion with bold spirit
These designers reflect a shift in what fashion can be: expressive and conscious.
What It Means for Dress for Success Greater London
Being a beneficiary of the event’s fundraising isn’t just financial support. It’s a powerful alignment:
• It connects us more deeply into the fashion-for-good movement: we’re not just recipients — we’re part of the narrative.
• It amplifies our mission: supporting women (and individuals) toward confidence, economic independence, and expression.
• It opens doors to new collaborators — ethical brands, creatives, changemakers — who share values of dignity and impact.
So when we say “dress for success,” we’re talking sustainably dressed for success — not just what looks good, but what aligns with purpose.
