Finally a fashion week everyone can attentd! doesn't matter where you are or what you're wearing, you can now join the Online Fashion Week! Hundreds of retailers decided to take a part in British Vouge's OFW and offer exclusive and limited edition collections and never seen before content. You can see all that here.
VOGUE.COM will be launching the first Online Fashion Week, which takes place from Monday 5th December until Friday 9th December.
“This will be the biggest shopping extravaganza the web has ever seen,” comments Dolly Jones, Editor of VOGUE.COM. “We successfully raised over £40,000 for charity in just six hours in November last year, encouraging readers to buy on the web via our blog which ran details of exclusive buys, and we hope to be even more successful this year as we undertake the initiative for a full week.”
VOGUE.COM will have great offers from brands including Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney, Topshop and H&M, and has partnered with Everyclick’s Give As You Live, in attempt to raise as much money as possible for charity. As well as offers, best buys, and limited editions, Cheryl Cole will unveil her shoe collection, while Burberry have some exciting plans up their duffle coat sleeves.
Every time someone shops during Online Fashion Week with VOGUE.COM, they can either nominate a charity they wish to support, or opt for the VOGUE.COM nominated charity, which this year is the Neuroblastoma Society, a UK-based charity that fights childhood cancer.
“This is a great opportunity to shop for a fabulous outfit for the Christmas and New Year party season, and also to do some Christmas gift shopping at the same time,” continues Dolly. “It will lessen surge of guilt out of buying that pair of boots, when you are giving to charity at the same time.”
To keep up to date with Online Fashion Week, visit www.vogue.com for the latest information on all the offers, secret sales and exclusive deals.
For more information about the Neuroblastoma Society please visit www.nsoc.co.uk, and please give as much as you can to this worthwhile UK charity, to help children who are fighting terminal cancer.
via vogue.co.uk
