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BIANCA SAUNDERS - LOGO
MEN'S FALL-WINTER
2023/2024 COLLECTION

Paris Fashion Week

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Addressing the tension between tradition and modernity and between the masculine and the feminine, the Bianca Saunders brand is spearheaded by award-winning Designer & Creative Director Bianca Saunders. Taking inspiration from her British and Jamaican background, the brand approaches design with a multi-disciplinary attitude that brings cross-cultural references into a modern and reinvigorated evolution of menswear.

The brand is in an exciting period of growth following international recognition since its inception in 2017, being selected by the British Fashion Council as 'One To Watch' in 2018 and then later winning The 32nd Andam Grand Prix Fashion Award in 2021.

Its headquarters is based in London with the capacity to take on design projects and produce two collections a year. Previously shown as part of London Fashion Week, the label debuted its first runway show in Paris in January 2022 with the Autumn Winter 2022 collection 'A Stretch'.





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