Khan supports Wrighting's case, highlighting Manchester Fashion Week’s return after a decade and advocating for more innovation celebration across the UK. Emphasized the importance of fashion for cities outside of London such as Manchester and Liverpool. He mentioned City Wide celebrations that boost local economies with activities generating substantial visitor numbers and sales increases.

Emphasised the economic and cultural significance of London Fashion Week, highlighting its role in sustainability and education.

Francis highlights the importance of adaptive fashion at London Fashion Week, praising initiatives like Unhidden which make clothing accessible to those with disabilities or chronic conditions. Highlighted the importance of adaptive fashion, reflecting the diversity of society through inclusive designs.

Welcomed the debate and highlighted the importance of creative industries for economic growth and cultural influence, praising Welsh designers such as Laura Ashley and David Emanuel. Represented the voice of the Welsh fashion industry, showcasing its contribution to the national fashion scene. She highlighted the importance of supporting talent from different regions across Britain. Spoke passionately about Laura Ashley’s impact on her constituency and how fashion provides hope to young people in areas outside London.

Welcomed the debate and praised the hon. Member for Kettering for her speech on fashion as a way of expression for young people. He also highlighted the economic impact of London Fashion Week, noting that it generates over £100 million in orders from overseas buyers alone.

Acknowledges London Fashion Week as an opportunity for young aspiring designers, highlighting a Northern Irish designer who showcased her work at Graduate Fashion Week and London Fashion Week.

Welcomed the Minister to his new role and congratulated the hon. Member for Kettering on securing the debate.

Celebrated London Fashion Week's role in championing British creativity since 1984, mentioning iconic figures like Vivienne Westwood and her personal connection to the fashion industry. Described fashion as 'fearless imagination' and praised the influence of designers such as Vivienne Westwood on supporting UK talent.

Congratulates Lynne Franks on her career in fashion and supports investment in arts education to maintain the UK's global creative hub.

Supports the importance of circularity and sustainability in fashion to ensure accessibility for future generations, urging the Government to consider these points.