British industry pays tribute to the Queen: Brands take part in salute ... trends now

British industry pays tribute to the Queen: Brands take part in salute ... trends now
British fashion industry pays tribute to the Queen: Brands take part in salute ... trends now

British fashion industry pays tribute to the Queen: Brands take part in salute ... trends now

The fashion industry has paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth in a special show at The Fashion Awards in salute to the late monarch.

On Monday night, the late monarch was celebrated in a section titled 'the fashion salute show', featuring British brands including Alexander McQueen, Burberry, and Christopher Kane. 

Naomi Campbell presented a tribute to Queen Elizabeth on stage and models showcased works inspired by royalty on a circular catwalk in the centre of the Royal Albert Hall in London.

While the designs were paraded around the room, footage of the late monarch was shown on a large screen in the hall, while musicians in ceremonial uniforms performed. 

The 2022 British Fashion Awards saw stars descending on London's Royal Albert Hall on Monday, with celebrities including Rita Ora, Lily James and Florence Pugh leading the red carpet.

The British Fashion Awards, one of the most anticipated moments of the global fashion calendar, celebrates fashion at the intersection of culture and is a global entertainment platform for brands, creatives, designers, artists and tastemakers who come together to celebrate the industry. 

The special show came after London Fashion Week fell within the national period of mourning when Queen Elizabeth died on September 8.

On Monday night, the late monarch was celebrated in a section titled 'the fashion salute show'

On Monday night, the late monarch was celebrated in a section titled 'the fashion salute show'

Naomi Campbell presented a tribute to Queen Elizabeth on stage and models showcased works inspired by royalty

Naomi Campbell presented a tribute to Queen Elizabeth on stage and models showcased works inspired by royalty

Models congregated on the stage as the audience looked on, with images of the late Queen shown on a large screen in the Royal Albert Hall

Models congregated on the stage as the audience looked on, with images of the late Queen shown on a large screen in the Royal Albert Hall

Models walked on a circular catwalk as they showcased looks from British designers

Models walked on a circular catwalk as they showcased looks from British designers

A model shows the royalty-inspired design along the red catwalk at the special tribute show

A model shows the royalty-inspired design along the red catwalk at the special tribute show

A model wears a gown with black tulle as they stand next to men in ceremonial military uniforms

A model wears a gown with black tulle as they stand next to men in ceremonial military uniforms

The special show came after London Fashion Week fell within the national period of mourning when Queen Elizabeth died on September 8

The special show came after London Fashion Week fell within the national period of mourning when Queen Elizabeth died on September 8

A Fashion Tribute Salute for Queen Elizabeth II on stage during The Fashion Awards

A Fashion Tribute Salute for Queen Elizabeth II on stage during The Fashion Awards

The audience watched on as imagery of the late monarch was shown on a central screen

The audience watched on as imagery of the late monarch was shown on a central screen

Models stand on the stage in the bold designs in a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II

Models stand on the stage in the bold designs in a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II

The bold colours and royality-inspired designs were showcased at the awards on Monday

The bold colours and royality-inspired designs were showcased at the awards on Monday

On Monday night, the late monarch was celebrated in a section titled 'the fashion salute show', featuring British brands including Alexander McQueen, Burberry, and Christopher Kane

On Monday night, the late monarch was celebrated in a section titled 'the fashion salute show', featuring British brands including Alexander McQueen, Burberry, and Christopher Kane

An aerial view of the showcase in tribute to the late monarch on Monday night

An aerial view of the showcase in tribute to the late monarch on Monday night 

The annual event ran from September 15 to 20, with closing events that were planned for September 19, the day of the Queen's state funeral, cancelled or postponed.

At the time, the British Fashion Council said that the week's showcase should go ahead, but designers were asked to 'respect the mood of the nation and period of national mourning by considering the timing of their image release'.

Some brands, including Burberry and Raf

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