honored Nadja Swarovski UK Fashion and Textile Awards

  HONORARY Swarovski Nadja Swarovski was one of the first to place a bid during the auction, charity auction for Save The Children in the fashion and textile designer (UKFT UK) Price in London on Thursday evening. They offer £ 50 for a session on the chair in the living room Percy & Reed in London, which eventually sold for £ 290 (about $ 439 at current exchange rates).

Swarovski will have lost the bid, but it was among the winners of the evening - they won the award for outstanding contribution to fashion. His victory by Chris Sullivan, Chief Executive Corporate Banking Division at NatWest (title sponsor of the night), which was revealed said: "We used to say rhinestones, now we are only talking about Swarovski crystals."

His Royal Highness, the Princess Royal, President of the UKFT had a few things to say about the price before today's winners. She laughs covered some of the recent activity UKFT before lifting some customers recalled that "Unbroken as UKFT tweets.."

Other winners of the night Emma J Shipley as Newcomer of the Year; Tatty Devine accessories business for the year Harris Tweed Hebrides won the textile and "Let's go here" awards and "Dragons Den" column James Caan suffered a slight geographical faux pas when he revealed that the "London Satchel Company" won the exporter, when he hears the Cambridge Satchel Company. To make a simple mistake.

Charlotte Taylor, who was nominated in the Best New category came to his coin collection has dynamic impression on a pop-up shop on Sloane Square, which remain open, for a period of three weeks in operation. She also spoke of a future collaboration with heritage brand Newbery cricket. "It's ready-to-wear for men and women., It was working great, I have the habit of beautiful fabrics that drape was beautiful," she told WWD.