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Thursday, May 5, 2011

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The Hype of the Year Award: Kate Moss for Topshop collection. OK, so part of the hype was our fault. Sorry, but you can’t say that floral dress wasn’t pretty; short crops were meant to make a comeback, but it seems the world is still wedded to hair that you can sit on, apart from plucky little Renée Zellweger, who lopped hers all off and never looked better; all those who queued and elbowed at Primark. As for I’m Not A Plastic Bag bag – are you still carrying it now? Kate Middleton – on-off, on-off, on . . . – oh, who cares? Eugenie and Beatrice look much more fun.
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The best-known French and Italian brands can start making a handbag or shoe in China or Turkey and bring it back home to be finished and gain the "Made in France" or "Made in Italy" tag.

But designers in Paris and Milan have the benefit of commercial networks in the luxury goods trade developed over centuries and still thriving local artisanship, that is often protected by the biggest conglomerates. PPR's Gucci Group, for example, trains the artisans making its Bottega Veneta signature woven leather bags.

By contrast, designers and luxury industry executives say Britain is jeopardizing the growth of its talent by taking the move to offshore too far.

Among Britain's most acclaimed young designers, Christopher Kane is one who is suffering from the lack of nearby manufacturing capacity.

Even with his credentials -- he was partially sponsored by Donatella Versace through his master's degree -- Kane said he has difficulty finding anyone willing to make his clothes.

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A decades-long decline in British manufacturing is back in the limelight with the launch of government-funded research to find out if, despite acclaim, young designers like Marios Schwab are at a terminal disadvantage to French and Italian rivals because they don't have a factory on their doorstep.

So far one problem is clear: however hot the designer talent, it is impossible to get ahead if you can't get your clothes made.

"British designers are not progressing season-on-season because of the manufacturing," said Wendy Malem, director for not-for-profit Centre for Fashion Enterprise, who is leading the 100,000 pound government-sponsored project.