
The Grazia office is in a bit of a whirl today. And no, it’s not because it’s the final of The X Factor this weekend (although, believe us, we already have our ‘Stacey to win!’ chant at the ready). But no, we’re all uber excited because… it’s the British Fashion Awards tonight! Dresses are being sent in, jewellery is being tried on, cut'n'blow dries have been booked well in advance; all so the fashion eds can join the brightest and most prestigious names in the industry for the biggest night of the fashion year.
And there will be one winner in particular we can’t wait to find out. Four weeks ago, Grazia teamed up with the British Fashion Council to launch a style icon award, paying tribute to the person who most embodies ‘the spirit of
And now, finally, the wait is almost over. The BFC have released their official 25 Power List, containing the top most influential people in the business plus the award winner who will be revealed tonight. From Kate Moss and Nick Knight, to John Galliano and Anya Hindmarch, the list is full to the brim of fashion royalty. Let us know what you think!
Plus don’t forget to check out Grazia Daily tonight when we’ll be bringing you all the winners, wardrobes and behind-the-scenes action LIVE from the awards!
And The British Fashion Council 25 Power List is (in alphabetical order)…
Alexander McQueen – designer
Anna Whiting & Sam Gainsbury – fashion show and shoot producers
Anya Hindmarch – designer
Christopher Bailey – Burberry chief creative officer
Dame Vivienne Westwood – designer
David Bailey – photographer
Erin O'Connor – model and industry figurehead
Guido Palau – hairdresser
Harold Tillman – BFC chairman
Hilary Riva – ex CEO and BFC member
Hussein Chalayan – designer
Joan Burstein – owner of Browns boutique
John Galliano – designer
Kate Moss – model and Topshop designer
Louise Wilson – head of MA fashion at Central Saint Martins
Lulu Kennedy – director of Fashion East
Mandi Lennard – PR
Naomi Campbell – model
Nick Knight – photographer
Pat McGrath – make-up artist
Russell Marsh – casting director
Sir Paul Smith – designer
Sir Philip Green –
Sir Stuart Rose – Marks & Spencer executive chairman
Stephen Jones – milliner















