in print such as features, articles and/or reviews from national publications or broadcasting companies, in at least one country other than the applicant’s country of residence. Event listings or advertisements are not acceptable; 2) Proof of having, within the last five years from the year of application, won; OR, having received a nomination for, OR having made a significant and direct contribution to winning or being nominated for international awards for excellence, for example The Fashion Awards, Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Fashion Awards, Elle Style Award, GQ Award, LVMH Prize, ANDAM Prize, Hyères Prize or another relevant major award or nomination. Awards must be awards of rather than monetary awards such as grants and bursaries. 3) of catwalk shows, presentations and/or exhibitions in the past five years in contexts which are recognised as internationally significant in the applicant’s field, or evidence of extensive international distribution and sales of the applicant’s collections. 4) Proof of international distribution and sales (within the last five years) through internationally renowned retailers and boutiques, or through applicant’s own physical retail outlets or their ecommerce platform. in print such as features, articles and/or reviews from national publications or broadcasting companies, or on social media of the applicant’s collections. These must be from independent sources, and social media articles must be from prominent bloggers or key opinion leaders. Event listings or advertisements are not acceptable; 2) Proof of having received, within the last five years from the year of application, support and sponsorship through the British Fashion Council’s support schemes; OR, having received support and sponsorship through the Fashion East support scheme; OR having received support and sponsorship through the Sarabande Foundation; OR having been supported by Centre for Fashion Enterprise; OR having received similar support from an international counterpart to the British Fashion Council. 3) Evidence of one or more orders placed by UK or international luxury retailers and boutiques. 4) Evidence of recognition by leading industry players (within the last five years) – for example internationally renowned fashion designers, fashion media, retailers, brands, Graduate Fashion Week - of an exceptional graduating collection; To demonstrate you meet the requirements in the table above: if you are providing evidence of having won or being nominated for an international award for excellence, this must include: full details of the nomination or award, including category and year of nomination or award;
at least one international award for excellence. For example, Aga Khan Award for Architecture, RIBA International Prize, Pritzker Prize, Venice Biennale of Architecture Award, World Architecture Festival Award or another relevant major award. Awards must be awards of merit, rather than monetary awards such as grants and bursaries. The RIBA will judge whether a particular award provides appropriate evidence of international recognition your field. Proof of having work published or exhibited in the last five years from the year of application, in contexts which are recognised as internationally significant in the field of architecture, for example monographs published by recognised international publishing houses, exhibitions at international exhibitions/festivals such as the Venice Biennale of Architecture and World Festival of Architecture, or in international galleries with curated architecture exhibitions, such as the RIBA Gallery, Canadian Centre for Architecture. Proof must come from at least one country other than your country of residence and must demonstrate a minimum of two publications or exhibitions of your work. The RIBA will judge whether such publications or exhibitions provide appropriate evidence of international significance in your field. at least one international or national award for excellence in architecture in the last five years. For example, Aga Khan Award for Architecture, RIBA International Prize, Pritzker Prize, Venice Biennale of Architecture Award, World Architecture Festival Award, RIBA Silver or Bronze Medals (international student awards), AIA Young Architects Awards. Awards must be awards of merit, rather than monetary awards such as grants and bursaries. The RIBA will judge whether a particular award provides appropriate evidence of international recognition your field. Proof of having work published or exhibited in the last three years in contexts which are recognised as internationally significant in the field of architecture, for example monographs published by recognised international publishing houses, exhibitions at international exhibitions/festivals such as the Venice Biennale of Architecture and World Festival of Architecture, or in international galleries with curated architecture exhibitions, such as the RIBA Gallery, Canadian Centre for Architecture. Proof must come from at least one country, which can include your country of residence and must demonstrate a minimum of two publications or exhibitions of the applicant’s work. The RIBA will judge whether such publications or exhibitions provide