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Fashionistas gather for expanding Harrogate Fashion Week
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Fashionistas gather for expanding Harrogate Fashion Week

The Editor

The Editor

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Leading fashion brands and independent retailers from across the UK will gather for Harrogate Fashion Week later this week.

The flourishing event is being held at the town’s Convention Centre on 26-27 January and will feature fashion-forward independent brands seeking to showcase their designs in the North.

Harrogate event services specialist Joe Manby Limited will provide integrated event services for the show, from graphics and shell scheme to electrics.

Organiser Wendy Adams said: “Harrogate has long been synonymous with fashion and the town centre venue has proven popular with our exhibitors – combining as it does business and pleasure. From a standing start in 2018, the show continues to grow and is around 65% bigger this year after some great support from both the fashion industry and our event services partner Joe Manby Limited.”

Richard Manby, director at Joe Manby Limited, said: “Harrogate has a proud history of hosting fashion events over the past 40 years and it’s a pleasure to play our part in the success of this exciting and expanding new show on our own doorstep.”

Joe Manby Limited offers a comprehensive range of event services to organisers and exhibitors at all major venues in the UK. It has a growing portfolio and a worldwide customer base.

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