Tom Ford Women'S Wear Series Will Bid Farewell To London For Losangeles.

According to reports, the famous American designer Tom Ford's women's clothing series will bid farewell to the London Fashion Week, and will be in Losangeles from February 20th next year to hold its 2015 autumn / winter series fashion show at the world's movie capital.

The opening date of the next London Fashion Week is February 20th.

After the 2015 spring / summer series of fashion show in London Fashion Week, Tom Ford thanked the audience.

Tom Ford has always been the four largest in the world.

One of the leading designers of the London Fashion Week, his departure is a blow to London Fashion week.

He once said that he had a deep-rooted link with Losangeles.

"A lot of things are passed.

In our view, including music, television and movies, it has a profound impact on global fashion in this way, "Ford said.

Movies are as creative as fashion. They are very important to me.

I am delighted to be able to combine these two aspects of my life through the fashion show in Losangeles.

Tom Ford may be the top brand of fashion show in the non traditional fashion city, leaving the world's four fashion week (Paris, London, Milan, New York).

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