Handmade in Australia, Sarsparilly is a brand well known for it’s lovingly crafted and stunning vintage inspired clothing with a twist! Using beautiful quality fabrics Sarsparilly is deeply invested in creating pieces that put a smile on your face. By using pop culture, kitsch, quirky and colourful references they produce collections worthy of note.Much of the fabric used is laser printed using eco friendly dyes for minimum wastage and, like Londonedge, they make it a point of supporting up and coming designers so that many of their prints are by independent artists. The originator and creator of the brand Maria Murphy, hopes that Sarsparilly wearers always feel like they are wearing a part of the brands own ‘wonderland’ inspired by blue skies, green grass, flamingos, kewpie dolls, carousels and candy. View this beautiful collection on stand M131 at LondonEdge September 2nd & 3rd 2018.

After killing it at their February 2018 show, TeamEdge will return to the UK capital for show #38. Never Boring, LondonEdge is proud to announce that  the team will return to the Business Design Centre in Islington from 2nd-3rd September 2018 with characteristically colourful and creative plans. This event will showcase conceptually the same exciting demonstration of cutting edge fashion and lifestyle that we’ve come to know and love. Delivering the largest collective of designers, producers and purveyors of alternative lifestyle clothing, footwear and accessories on the planet, the team plan to take the trade show to the next level for 2018 and into 2019. Buyers from 26 countries travelled to the show last season and met with exhibitors from 16 different countries, making LondonEdge the ultimate world platform from which to do business and network.​

Morgana Sin emerged from the chaos that surrounded the founder, Cynthia Rizo. It is the uniqueness of two subcultures that influenced her style and created the basis for Morgana Sin imagery that has appealed to people seeking a brand that makes them stand out of the norm.  Looking at her, statistics already determined her destiny, failure. She was born in Los Angeles, California to a teenage mother and an abusive father. Both of her parents illegal Mexicans at the time.  She grew up in predominatly Hispanic areas in Los Angeles where gang violence was the norm. It was growing up in this environment where she got exposed to the cholo artwork and lifestyle. The word cholo is a term used for Hispanic gang members.