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PREVIEW


Harrogate Fashion Week celebrates its 10th


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he 10th edition of Harrogate Fashion Week (HFW) takes place in February, featuring more than 180 womenswear, footwear and accessory brands across three days of buying.


Open from Sunday 4 to Tuesday 6 February, this prime fashion trade event gives you the opportunity to mix business and pleasure with the show venue located in the heart of the beautiful spa town of Harrogate, known for its chic hotels, bustling centre and warm hospitality. To help you plan your perfect trip and to give you a glimpse of what to expect at HFW, we’re bringing you details of how to make the most of the show, our suggestions of where to stay, dine and unwind in this picturesque North Yorkshire town.


Opening Hours Sunday 4 February: 9.30am - 6.30pm Monday 5 February: 9.30am - 6.30pm Tuesday 6 February: 9.30am - 3.30pm


Venue Entrance 4 - Hall M


Harrogate Convention Centre, Ripon Road, Harrogate, HG1 5LA.


Planning your days


HFW welcomes over 45 new brands in 2024, including Accessories by Park Lane, Able Conde, Mon Cheri Occasions, Bari Jay, Closet London, Enrico, Grenouille, Holbrook, Lazy Dogz, Maloka, Marie Mero, Max and Ellie, Pont Neuf, RedGreen, Richard Designs, See Saw, Wear Colour, plus many more.


Make sure you check out the full list on the website – www.harrogatefashionweek.com – clicking through to register for free fast-track entry.


With the largest collection of classic womenswear brands at any trade show, and many contemporary labels now joining, a little pre-show planning will help make your HFW trip all the more effective and enjoyable.


Travel & Accommodation HFW organisers want to make getting and staying here as easy and enjoyable as possible. This highly renowned North Yorkshire town


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Harrogate Fashion Week opens its doors once again in February. Running from Sunday 4 to Tuesday 6 February the show is celebrating its 10th edition!


has so much to offer HFW visitors, with a safe, friendly and vibrant town centre to soak up and explore in the evenings.


The perfect buying trip to HFW starts with the perfect place to stay, and there’s no shortage of attractive accommodation options for all budgets – with a great choice of hotels, bed and breakfasts, serviced apartments or AirBnB. HFW has teamed up with Reservation Highway to offer a complimentary service of finding and confirming a hotel room on your behalf. They have also negotiated special rates at a few of the leading hotels, head to our website for more information.


Finally, getting to the Harrogate Convention Centre couldn’t be easier, whether by road, rail or air:  Leeds Bradford airport is only a short 20-minute taxi ride;  Regular direct trains from London to Harrogate on LNER or an easy connection from Leeds or York mainline stations. A 25 per cent discount is available on all LNER routes via our website;  Nearby car parking is available, use postcode HG1 5LA.


Top visitor tips  Take a look at HFW’s full exhibitor list at www.harrogatefashionweek.com/brands to identify which brands are essential for you to see and make advance appointments;  Think about your goals, are you looking to seek out new trends, expand popular categories, discover new labels or introduce add-ons such as accessories?  Most importantly, don’t forget your business cards and comfy shoes;  Above all else, enjoy, be inspired and build brand relationships… then reward your buying efforts with a glass of bubbly at HFW’s drinks party on Sunday as the close of the show!


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