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British Fashion Council (BFC) is upgrading its live video coverage of London fashion week with help of Rightster. BFC will rely on Rightster's latest advanced video streaming system for the coverage of London fashion week. Rightster's expertise will enable designers, sponsors, advertisers and publishers at London fashion week to raise their level of involvement and help maximize their value.
Rightster technological support will provide services like live streaming of the London fashion week, monetization services, distribution of videos to various publishers, and an additional streaming of show at different internet platforms like Facebook, etc.
The CEO of BFC, Caroline Rush said that working with Rightster will help them to promote London fashion week to the worldwide spectators. Rightster will bring in international publishers enabling London fashion week to expand its horizon to global audience.

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Spring is officially here, and that means it's time to add some current fashion trends to update your wardrobe. Designer Bridget Connell of BCDesigns talked about current trends for 2011, and according to her you have a fashion license to have fun with bright colors this season. The most popular colors for spring are tangerine, fuchsia, cobalt, chartreuse and Turquoise.

Whether you wear them alone or mixed together, color is a fun and easy way to make your wardrobe sizzle. Bright tops look especially great paired with neutral bottoms, such as a crisp pair of white jeans, light gray pants or light colored linen bottoms. Keep in mind that your handbags, shoes and jewelry don't have to match to pull of this trend. Just have fun mixing complimentary bright colors in different accessories.

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For many fashion industry insiders, the fall and winter 2011-2012 runway circuit will wrap with the close of Paris Fashion Week. However, for LA celebrity fashion events curtains are just rising on another season. There will be a handful of "fashion weeks", one-off presentaions and shows by individual designers, including LA-based designers Sue Wong and Yotam Solomon that is scheduled to last until mid-March.

The majority of these events are private, invitation-only events for buyers and press, but a few will also offer something to the general public. The Concept Los Angeles Fashion Week is scheduled to run over the weekend at Ace Gallery. It will feature runway shows and presentations by a slate of designers that include the returning labels Skingraft, Martinmartin, Mike Vensel, Fremont, the Battalion, Valerj Pobega and Jen Awad. The opening night will kick off with a collaboration between photographer Ian Morrison and Roark Collective, followed by musical performances