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Culietta and Maria Piana in TUSH Magazine

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Martina Spetlova in Grazia

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Maria Piana and Jane Bowler in GQ India

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Maria Piana in W Magazine

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Martina Spetlova in TANK

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Martina Spetlova

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Jane Bowler in Nylon Magazine

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Brokenfab in Nylon Magazine

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Bas Kosters

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Born in Zutphen, The Netherlands in 1977, Bas Kosters enjoyed a variety of fashion educations. After graduating on Fashion and Clothing at the Rijn IJssel College Arnhem in 1997, he attended Fashion Design at AKI Academy of Fine Arts in Enschede where he earned his degree in 2001 with the collection ‘Containerkoninginnen’ (Dumpster Queens).

After AKI he attended a master course at Fashion Institute Arnhem from which he graduated in 2003 with the collection ‘Two Teacups and a Frying Pan’. With this collection he entered the Robijn Fashion Award and won the professional jury price. Inspired by image building in the music industry Bas Kosters created ‘Two Teacups and a Frying Pan’ as a fictional image for a band. By combining fashion, music and performance for the collection presentation, Bas made it look like an over-the-top pop concert. The band, initiated especially for the presentation, went by the name of ‘Bas Und Sein Verrucktes Musikanten Stadle’ . This illustrates the multi-disciplinary methodology of Bas Kosters. (for information about Bas and his DJ career and bands, visit: Music)

After winning the Robijn Fashion Award due to this unique collection and presentation, Bas Kosters soon caught the public’s eye.

Martina Spetlova

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Martina Spetlova graduated with distinction from the MA course at Central Saint Martins. Her collection was selected for the prestigious Central Saint Martins catwalk show, part of official LFW in February 2010.

Martina previously studied chemistry, before joining BA Fashion Print course and graduated in 2008 with a first class degree.

Martina Spetlova is London designer who is currently garnering great interest for her unique and distinctive designs. having worked for designers such as Jeremy Scott in LA, John Galliano in Paris and Giles Deacon in London, as well as setting up a fair trade embroidery network between women in Pakistan and designers in the UK, Martina celebrates all that is good in the innovation of fashion design with her own truly original style.

Martina has won a number of awards including 2009 Chloe award for her textiles, L’oreal professional bursary
2009/2010 and finalist at ITS NINE competition in Italy.

Impressive mainstream media coverage as well as industry recognition continue to support her profile as a designer of exciting prospects.