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Discover the latest Ben de Lisi news and press features:
Charity project
“Their mentor is international fashion designer Ben de Lisi who has been on hand throughout the process to offer advice and guidance.”
Ben de Lisi has been working with 5 celebrities - Alexandra Burke, Tamara Ecclestone, Patsy Kensit, Chipmunk and Kevin Pietersen - as they embark on a special style challenge for Children in Need. Read more on the Debenhams blog »
Catwalk show in Copenhagen
Showcasing outfits from his occasion collection and Principles by Ben de Lisi range at Debenhams, Ben de Lisi hosted an exclusive catwalk show in Copenhagen. View the photos on Ben’s Facebook page »
Telegraph profile
“Ben de Lisi is so much a part of the British fashion scene - as well as being famous for creating many of Kate Winslet's best red carpet 'Oscar' moments - it is easy to forget that he is not actually British, but American.”
Hilary Alexander gives us the low-down on the American 'Londoner' whose design talents stretch from red carpet to high street, homeware to hospital wear. View the full profile on the Telegraph website »
Forbes Style Interview
“Ben de Lisi - a designer I love... He cuts things in a way that flatter women, have that fluttery feel when you walk, but ultimately hide all wobbly bits”
Emma Forbes chats with Ben de Lisi about Royal weddings, celebrity icons and trend predictions for Spring/Summer 2011. Read the full interview on Forbes Style »
Award nomination
“London-based fashion designer, Ben de Lisi's 'Universal Patient Gown' has been short-listed for this year's Brit Insurance Designs of the Year Awards.”
Alicia Waite reveals more about the award nomination that recognises one of Ben's more unusual design projects. Read about the nomination on The Telegraph website »
Charity collaboration
“Centrepoint ambassador Ben de Lisi has designed a T-shirt helping to launch Centrepoint's 'Key to Change' album, marking over 40 years of the charity's work supporting homeless young people.”
The T-shirt features one of his signature beloved French bulldogs and uses artwork from the charity album. Find out more about the Centrepoint T-Shirt »
