Superdry brand invites a new design to their products to raise their sales revenue. Different shops on the high street have stopped selling Superdry products altogether and even the company themselves have closed down until further notice. An uproar has been caused as a result of this as many customers have been left unhappy about the situation.
A wide range of students across the UK have started a campaign in order to offer more fashion related courses to all students because they believe that "Everyone should be able to have the access to study the things that they enjoy". One teacher from Graveney school stated that "Students are being pressured into choosing a subject that will unlikely benefit them in the future".
Launching of BlankFace!
Welcome all to our very brand new TV channel website, It is a pleasure to see that you are all a part of the final launch of BlankFace. We have introduced BlankFace along with our very new website a click of a button away where users have access to the latest programmes which we have uploaded especially for everyone to view. We aim to target mostly a young age group who are interested in keeping up to date with fashion. BlankFace's message to the audience is that "Nothing matters except your style" which is a humorous way of encouraging the public; especially teenagers to feel confidence in themselves as a person. Before the launch of BlankFace our researchers found that many teenagers hardly ever actually feel part of a community amongst others their age which was a main concern for BlankFace because it gave us an incentive to prevent that and create space online where users are able to communicate and share views with other people. Beside the heart rending yet powerful message, BlankFace is not all about the sad side. We wish to lift up people through the programmes we want to share with you as a thank you for being a part of our journey.
One of our programmes are "Going Green" which was influenced by many fashion designers within the industry. The whole trend escalated via saving money for the charity "Green Earth" being held by Ronald Hayn; an environmental specialist. The aim of the course was to show the public how much we can do if we co-operate together; as a result, the charity raised approximately £872.65. The team alongside Hayn were pleased to announce that they were able to use the fundraising money in order to clear the South Thames in central London. The event was broadcasted live on the morning TV show "This morning" where many volunteers finally had the access to the tools needed to help make a difference to the environment.
One TV reporter exclaimed that "The difference between how it was and how we have turned it into is incredible". Various local people living nearby were left heartfelt by the moment of witnessing the effort brought in by everyone. Meanwhile in memory of this course, the people of London have been walking the streets wearing a green badge to show their support; as well as reusing material that they have gathered as a form of clothing. It was seen to break the internet as many people on social media have begun a page supporting the entire idea, the page was named "Let's save earth" where people created events for the open public to visit.
One event was held at Clapham common, right by the station where the public were given free access into the event which included a young band who volunteered to perform. At the same time, there were available souvenirs held at various stalls to be won as part of showing support towards the charity. There were also nature themed rides to maintain the entertainment. As well as rides and bands there were tickets to be bought which had the chance for a lucky winner to receive FREE prizes including PS4 games; gig concert tickets or a family holiday to the Maldives alongside hotel accommodation.