On Saturday November 26th, The Sunday Times magazine, Style will be hosting a fashion bring and buy sale for the charity Dress for Success. Hosted by Jennifer Saunders and Betty Jackson, the event held at The House of St Barnabus, London will bring together fashions finest labels at 70% off their normal retail prices.

Style’s Fashion Bring & Buy Sale

Dress for Success is a charity dedicated to help women achieve in life. Their goal is to “promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire” as well as giving a network of support and the career development tools to really help women progress in work and in life around the world. Jennifer and Betty are both patrons for the charity and are looking forward to hosting the event .

The Style magazine team will be on hand giving styling tips whilst you browse the fashion, homeware and beauty stalls that will include fashion labels such as Temperley London, Whistles, Matches and Kurt Geiger. All with samples from their collections at 70% off standard pricing. There is also a raffle featuring the most luxury of prizes. Such as the chance to win a £1,000 shopping spree at Harvey Nichols, a £4,000 Mulberry handbag or a collector’s item Christopher Kane catwalk dress and thats just a few of the great prizes. The event will also feature Benefit cosmetics giving free makeovers whilst you sip your complimentary glass of bubbly from LadyM’s personal favourite champagne house, Lanson.

The idea is that you ‘bring before you buy’, by bringing along good quality workwear that you have fallen out of love with or just found when you tidied up the wardrobe a little. so that Dress for Success can continue its great work.

The event will be a great day of bargains, fabulous fashion and all for a great charitable cause so make sure you don’t miss it.  ”Quintessentially, it will be a brilliant day of shopping, cocktails, make-up and killer bargains”, Sunday Time website

Style Fashion Bring and Buy at The House Of St Barnabas, 1 Greek Street, London W1; Nov 26, 10am-1pm and 3pm-6pm; Tickets £20. To book, call 0844 543 9806