Richard Quinn has released a new NFT collection that allows fans to join in the London Fashion Week festivities.

After seeing great success at Fashion Weeks in New York, Milan, and Paris, the UK fashion scene is now embracing NFT collections, as demonstrated by Richard Quinn's collaboration with the British Fashion Council and Clearpay on this limited-edition release.

The design of the NFTs draws inspiration from Richard Quinn's Spring/Summer 2023 collection, which was featured during London Fashion Week in September.

The collection The collection includes two varieties of NFTs. The first, available for £50, gives holders access to a private London Fashion Week party on October 12, where Richard Quinn will present standout pieces from the upcoming Spring/Summer 2023 show, including 23 looks created as a homage to the Queen.

Similarly priced at £50, the second type of NFT offers buyers the chance to unlock a special collection of limited edition accessories designed by Richard Quinn, which features a tote bag, a bucket hat, and a scrunchie.

Alongside these exclusive offerings, the designer is hosting an open exhibition for fashion lovers, welcoming them to visit on October 13 from 10 AM to 4 PM.

I’m incredibly excited to team up with Clearpay to bring a unique Richard Quinn experience to the festivities of London Fashion Week. From crafting our stunning rose NFT and custom merchandise, to our event in Covent Garden and the public exhibition, it's set to be a genuine celebration of fashion and a fantastic way to honor this season's London Fashion Week.

said Richard Quinn. 

Importantly, all proceeds from the initial sales of these NFTs will be donated to the British Fashion Council Foundation, which provides grants, business mentorship, and promotes education within the industry.

NFTs are becoming increasingly popular within the fashion realm, proving significant during events when they served as tickets for entry, allowing holders to access limited edition drops, collectible items, and exclusive experiences. the New York Fashion Week Yuga Labs has announced the formation of a council for the BAYC community—are Bored Apes pleased about this update?

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