For our eighth year designing the Fashion Awards, we introduce a bold evolution marking new beginnings for the BFC. At its core is the Spotlight icon, a refined geometric motif symbolising the illumination of talent and recognition of extraordinary achievement across fashion.

This emblem draws on craftsmanship, blending the precision of architectural pleating with the fluidity of fabric in motion, extending the design language from the navy-blue carpet into the Royal Albert Hall. A palette of soft tones balances delicacy with intention.

The result is a visual world where femininity meets sculptural modernity—honouring the Awards’ creative heritage while setting the stage for a future defined by vision, artistry, and cultural resonance.

The versatility of the stage was embodied through performances by RAYE, Chanel x ENB and Tems. Each one transforming the space to bring individual identities to the stage.

The Fashion Awards 2025 step-and-repeat is a sculptural backdrop designed to give the event a distinct visual identity. Tall, pleated panels curve gently, creating depth and architectural presence. Finished in muted blue, it provides a sophisticated base that photographs beautifully under any lighting.

The Fashion Awards logotype, in soft blush, contrasts elegantly with the structured pleats. This interplay of flowing script and rigid geometry creates a balanced, contemporary character. More than a photo backdrop, it frames talent, reads well on camera, and reinforces the refreshed identity of the evening.

The monument installation defines a central presentation space that integrates seamlessly with its historic surroundings. Circular tiered platforms in deep blue form a striking stage, while a soft pink curved wall frames interviews and presentations. At its centre, a circular opening reveals pleated blue panels, echoing the event’s design language.

Curved surfaces and layered geometry give the installation a modern feel without overshadowing the monument. Pink seating blocks complete the layout, maintaining aesthetic coherence. When lit, the pleats introduce subtle tonal shifts, making the space visually engaging from every angle.

This installation serves as a cohesive extension of the event’s identity—clear, modern, and considered—offering a dedicated zone for interviews while respecting the grandeur of the Royal Albert Hall.