Spanish bridalwear brand Jesus Peiro is going to bring the best of British and international wedding fashion styles designed by an exceptionally talented and acclaimed designers along with new talents at White Gallery London.

Titled”A Hindu princess walks barefoot on translucent snow” the new collection will present the exotic and romantic touch found in the tale of a princess who is plunged into a scenario that is white in nature. The latest collection will feature an array of dresses made using smooth and soft fabrics.

The voluminous gowns have been enhanced with luminous dazzling effects created by precious stones, brocades and fill coupé. With embellished necklines and sleeves, the dreamlike range will offer a feeling of fantasy by nurturing the imagination.

Kolkata based couturier Shantanu Goenka, has been an integral part of the Indian fashion fraternity for decades. However recently Shantanu faced what many other renowned designers in India have been facing for years, his designs have been lifted and replica’s of his ensembles are being sold at leading boutiques in Kolkata, namely Krishna, Simaya & Inaya, Sasya, Sashiya.

Shantanu first made this shocking discovery when he stumbled upon the social media pages of these stores and saw photographic proof of the copied designs, which these stores claimed to be their original creations.

Talking about plagiarism in the industry, Shantanu said “These boutiques in Kolkata are pioneers in copying designer wear shamelessly. The designers who worked at these boutiques previously who detested the idea of copying other designer’s works have come forward to support the statement with photographs as proof. Since we take no concrete steps against plagiarism, the specified boutiques tend to flourish in this grey area. I have attached all the proofs supporting my findings. Hope this issue is addressed in press and within the fraternity, because it’s not just my clothes which are being copied but you will be shocked to find that the entire business is running through copies of famous designers which at times they even quote as originals.”

Carine Roitfeld has collaborated with Japanese clothing retailer Uniqlo to launch womenswear collection which will be a fusion of Japanese brand’s signature aesthetic and quality and Roitfeld’s personal style and years of sartorial expertise.

Focusing on cutting edge design and comfort, the collection will present the editor’s signature style of structural tailoring, form-fitting skirts,artfully unbuttoned silk shirts killer heels and hint of sex appeal. The 40 piece collection will feature items that range from chic outer to feminine innerwear and will be available at affordable cost.

The autumn/winter 2015 collection will be available at Uniqlo flagship stores worldwide and through the online store from the end of October 2015.