Organised by Caribbean Calling and Caribbean Fashion Style.

The inaugural International Fashion Showcase is set to take place during London Fashion Week, February 2012. 19 embassies and cultural institutes across London will open their doors and display the work of over 80 international emerging designers. The public, together with international press and buyers, will have the opportunity to explore the collections of some of the most innovative, emerging fashion designers from around the world. 

The first project the British Council and the British Fashion Council have collaborated on, this new showcase is part of the Fashion 2012 Cultural Programme and has been developed to celebrate the year of the Olympics and Paralympics and honour its values of international respect, excellence, equality and friendship. Countries participating in this showcase include Australia, Belgium, Botswana, Caribbean, China, Croatia, Estonia, Italy, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, Nigeria, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Sierra Leone, United States and Uzbekistan. 

Each country has been asked to present a selection of emerging designers whom they feel most represents the future of fashion in their region. Sarah Mower MBE, BFC Ambassador for Emerging Talent and Contributing Editor to US Vogue, will chair an advisory panel that will judge each piece of work, with an award given to the country that presents the best emerging fashion talent showcase. This will be announced on Sunday 19th February, during London Fashion Week. 

Exhibiting at the Trinidad and Tobago High Commission are the following designers / artists:
Antony Scully (Trinidad and Tobago)
Darcel de Vlugt (Trinidad and Tobago)
Chandra Maharaj (Trinidad and Tobago)
Denise Carew/Modern Equator (Trinidad and Tobago)
Crystal Antoine (Trinidad and Tobago)
Dixie-Ann John (Trinidad and Tobago)
Katriena Emmanuel (Trinidad and Tobago)
Theodore Elyett (Bahamas)
Fiona Compton (St Lucia)
Jacqueline Charles (Trinidad and Tobago)