Press & Media

Pure London is a collective of buyers, influencers, retail and trend experts, dynamic brands and media curators from over 64 countries. Gathering twice a year in London, it is the UK’s definitive fashion tradeshow for premium, fashion-forward, trendsetting brands and designers from around the world.

Journalists across print and online and from small to large publications report on Pure London. If you're a member of the press interested in covering the show, use the resources below to get you started.

Free Press Ticket

For more PR information please contact Good Results PR:

Email: PhilippaS@goodresults.co.uk

Telephone: +44 (0) 203 397 5180

Address: 8th Floor, 3 Thomas More Square, London, E1Y 1WY

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Creativity reigns at Pure London
14 Feb 2018

Creativity and the feel-good factor reigned at Pure London with a celebration of global fashion while the key take aways included sustainability, experimentation, personalisation, collaboration and newness. During the three day event at London Olympia, the UK’s leading fashion trade show and most unmissable event for buying and inspiration, visitors shared their excitement at the refreshing mix of big brand names alongside emerging and exclusive designers echoing the comments from industry leaders throughout the seminar programme.
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Pure London Sparkles With Creativity And Inspiration
12 Feb 2018

“Busy” and “inspirational” were a couple of the adjectives used by buyers and visitors to describe Pure London during a successful first day.

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Ethical Brands Take a Stand At Pure London
10 Feb 2018

Pure London, the capital’s largest trade collective of fashion brands, emerging designers, buyers, minds and inspirations, opens its doors this weekend showcasing over 700 womenswear and menswear brands including a significant increase in brands offering ethical collections and an ethos supporting a more sustainable future.
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Pure Origin Spotlights Sustainable & Ethical Practices in Fashion
08 Feb 2018

Education programme will see WGSN, Coloro, ASBCI, Sedex and IHKIB tackle some of the biggest issues facing the fashion supply chain
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