Fashion Aid

Name: Fashion Aid
Genre: Documentaire
Duration: 1 h 31 min
Cast: Mary Austin, Barbara Bach, Glynis Barber

Émission spéciale télévisée
1985
1h 31m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe largest gathering of fashion creatives in the UK.The largest gathering of fashion creatives in the UK.The largest gathering of fashion creatives in the UK.

Director
- Bob Geldof
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Director
- Bob Geldof
Stars

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Through friends of mine In Lost Angeles, I was invited to model for Scott Corolla and his shop on Dover Street W1 London. It was a great gig and I had a very good time on the Cat-walk giving Kate Moss a run for her money (she was too young but you get the picture) and mixing with all the great artists, actors and musicians was great fun. I am from L. A., but for my first real foray in London it was a treat. Too bad we didn't do another one or do some music. I would have loved to have played a song or two as would all the other folks there. It would have been a 3 day concert as long a Woodstock...Albertstock, why not? We raised a decent amount for starving kids and that is the real goal in this greedy world.

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Fashion Aid was the idea of student Fameed Khalique who created it as a part of his degree course whilst at North East London Polytechnic. He took the idea to Geldof and it became an alternate funding initiative following on from the success of [Live Aid] earlier in the same year. Fameed Khalique and Bob Geldof decided it would be an idea to bring together top artistic talent from the fashion world and the world of music to raise funds for Ethiopia.