Alexandra Hakim is the British-Lebanese jewellery maker, known for her innovative craftsmanship, thought-provoking designs and genuine dedication to sustainability, whose sustainable pieces have gained a cult international following.

Alexandra Hakim’s collections give a new lease of life to found materials and objects which would otherwise go to waste. Inspirations as varied as tomato stems from Beirut’s bustling markets and spent matchsticks found at home are repurposed into striking, contemporary pieces of jewellery. Spearheading sustainability long before it became a trend, each of Alexandra Hakim’s pieces is meticulously made by hand, completely unique and naturally zero-waste.

NOFA is the luxury footwear brand that seamlessly celebrates a cultural and diverse lifestyle with innovative designs inspired by architectural shapes and textures.

Handcrafted in Italy, NOFA makes the perfect shoes for the strong and independent woman that does not shy away from print, colour, and shape. A woman that knows where she’s going and how to get there.

Paula Knorr is the designer normalising everyday high glamour. After winning an International Talent Support Fashion Award, receiving NEWGEN support, and creating her own brand, designer Paula Knorr is now working towards a sustainable collection, featuring recycled sequins, biodegradable glitter, and deadstock materials. 

Since 2015, the designer has been creating contemporary takes on classic glamour styles, presenting practical elegance. Paula Knorr takes emblematic beauty staples—sequins and glitter included—and gives them a place to be celebrated, adapting and normalizing them. She keeps femininity at the heart of her designs; producing collections for the everyday chic woman. 

Rey House is the brand empowering Generation X through well-made, well-fitting clothing.

We all know how often in the retail industry, women over a certain age are forgotten about and made to wear clothes that are outdated, ill-fitting, or too young. Rey House is changing this narrative.

Since its launch, the start-up has invested in bespoke technology and scientific research into how women’s bodies change as we age, which has translated into clothing that fits. And when we say it fits, it REALLY does. 

Because let’s be honest, there’s nothing wrong with our bodies. It’s clothes that should fit us rather than us fitting the clothes. It’s time we love our bodies.

Young British Designers is a global destination store focusing entirely upon the best and brightest of the UK’s fashion designers. The husband and wife duo behind the brand work tirelessly with new designers, whose potential they notice from the word go, giving them a platform to show the world their work, to create brand awareness, and ultimately sales and growth.

Since Young British Designers first launched, they have discovered Sophie Hulme and JW Anderson next came Eudon Choi, Georgia Hardinge, Rejina Pyo….the list goes on. They were the first to see their potential and buy into the brands that have since become global superstars. Sometimes they even invest in the talent themselves to help them get off the ground. Most importantly they buy the collections, no sale or return or charging for website space.