Preview: Going Out: style: BBC fashion week
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Your support makes all the difference.If the lurid yellows, pinks and blues of this summer's fashion palette have left you dazed and confused, head for Wembley and the BBC Fashion Week Live for some sartorial inspiration. More than 200 fashion and beauty companies will be parading their wares at this new annual event, with names such as Nicole Farhi, Antoni & Alison, Joseph Azagury, Vidal Sassoon and Daniel Field among them. The "Desire" area highlights the latest designer fashions, from Ben de Lisi to Tateossian, while the "Glamorise" area promises the chance of a full makeover. Donate some cast- offs to the nearly-new clothing appeal set up by co-sponsor The British Heart Foundation and you could also win a pounds 1,000 shopping spree.
Wembley Conference Centre and Arena, London (0870 732 2020) from Thur until 25 April, pounds 15
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