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9 January 2017

Episode 274

29 minutes

Photo: James Rodjant for E. Tautz

We go backstage with British label E Tautz at London Fashion Week Men's to find out how they put together their autumn/winter runway show. We meet the crew behind the catwalk, including creative director Patrick Grant, hair and make-up, the commercial team and the models.

9 January 2017

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We head to the studio of UK menswear label E Tautz, the day before it heads to London Fashion Week Men's, to meet creative director Patrick Grant.

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At 180 The Strand we meet the team behind E Tautz's London Fashion Week Men's runway show to discover the six-month process required to put on a six-minute catwalk show.

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