Savile Row Celebrates 50 Years Of The Golden Shears Awards With Landmark Showcase During London Fashion Week
- Nyla Sammons
- Sep 16
- 1 min read
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Golden Shears Awards, widely known as the “Oscars of the tailoring world”, London’s iconic Saville Row is hosting a two week celebration during London Fashion Week 2025.
Founded in 1974 by Robert Bright, MBE, the Golden Shears Awards are held biennially and continue to spotlight innovation, craftsmanship and the nationwide talent pipeline, from student designers to apprentice tailors. Supported by The Pollen Estate and The Savile Row Bespoke Association, the awards remain a vital platform for nurturing the next generation of British tailoring.

Bringing together Savile Row’s renowned houses, including the likes of Henry Poole & Co, Huntsman, Richard James, Dege & Skinner, Knatchbull, clothsurgeon and more, this years free to attend event will showcase designs from past winners and entrants. Their work will be displayed in tailoring house windows across the Row, giving the public a rare glimpse into the legacy and future of British bespoke fashion.
Complementing the street-wide display, The London Academy of Bespoke will stage a dedicated exhibition at 19 Savile Row, tracing the history of the awards and celebrating past champions.
Dates: From Monday 15 September 2025 to Saturday 27 September 2025 (inclusive)
Time: 10am-5pm (except Sunday)
Address: Window displays at featured tailoring houses on Savile Row include Gieves & Hawkes, Henry Poole & Co., Huntsman, Richard James, Dege & Skinner, clothsurgeon, Knatchbull and a dedicated exhibition at The London Academy of Bespoke (The LAB), 19 Savile Row.
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Written by Jordan Crowley
Photography by Matt Crossick/PA Media







