Brighton designer AILSA will present her latest autumn collection tonight at Madame Geisha’s Fashion Fusion event, in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
One of Australia's top fashion designers and a regular participant at Brighton Fashion Week, AILSA already has a hot celebrity following including Jessica Alba and Nicole Richie as well as Joan and Holly Branson.
This season sees AILSA produce the brand new catwalk show entitled ‘AILSA in autumn’. The exclusive Fashion Fusion showcase tonight in aid of Breast Cancer Awareness Month will feature the entire autumn collection which consists of luxurious, yet highly wearable garments, with couture-like attention to detail.
Ailsa commented “I absolutely believe in the beauty of a garment that has been designed and built by one person alone and hasn't been on a factory line nor is one of hundreds. AILSA is about being unique and individual and not following a crowd and this is exactly what I strive to create.”
“AILSA is all about being unique and making your mark in this world. My designs are bold and don’t conform to any social ruling therefore the woman I design for is not afraid of being admired, she enters a room and immediately commands attention. She’s confident, vivacious and knows exactly who she is and what she wants!”
Fashion Fusion at Madame Geisha for Breast Cancer Awareness Month will take place tonight between 7pm – 10pm. Entry is £10 per ticket including the charity fashion show, live music and entertainment.
The ‘AILSA in autumn’ collection will be sold exclusively at the AILSA studio on Bond Street in Brighton’s North Laine (19 Bond Street, Brighton, BN1 1RD). Ailsa Rollo can be contacted at ailsa.rollo@hotmail.com.
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