Celebrating Education, Heritage & Craftsmanship at The King’s Foundation Reception

Fashion-Enter Ltd was honoured to attend The King’s Foundation Reception for Benefactors, Patrons and Friends at the historic Garrison Chapel in Chelsea Barracks, London. This special evening, held on 21st May, brought together key supporters and collaborators of the Foundation to celebrate its impactful work across education, heritage, craftsmanship and sustainability.

Hosted in the stunning surroundings of Garrison Square, the event offered an opportunity to reflect on the continued growth of the Foundation’s programmes and to connect with others equally passionate about creating meaningful change through heritage-led training and enterprise.

Fashion-Enter Ltd has proudly worked with The King’s Foundation on a number of initiatives, most notably providing technical residencies to young designers on the Modern Artisan programme. The 2023–24 edition of this initiative supported a new generation of designers in mastering technical skills, sustainability principles, and luxury garment production, preparing them for successful futures in the fashion industry. The collaboration exemplified our shared values: nurturing talent, preserving craftsmanship, and promoting ethical and sustainable manufacturing.

Beth Davy-Day, Creative Director at Fashion-Enter Ltd, commented on the evening and its programmes: “It was a privilege to be part of such an inspiring evening with The King’s Foundation. Our collaboration on the Modern Artisan programme highlighted the power of partnerships rooted in purpose—combining creativity, sustainability, and heritage skills. We’re excited about the future and the positive impact we can continue to make together.”

We extend our thanks to The King’s Foundation for their ongoing commitment to meaningful, skills-based learning and for bringing together a network of changemakers working towards a more inclusive and sustainable future. Fashion-Enter Ltd looks forward to continuing this important journey.

Tap here to read more about the Modern Artisan programme.