Aston Martin and Amanda Wakeley announce new collaboration

Amanda Wakeley will act as an ambassador for Aston Martin globally and will design an “Amanda Wakeley for Aston Martin” clothing collection, launching next year that will be distributed via the Amanda Wakeley website and also through the Aston Martin Collection and dealer partners worldwide.
This new partnership deal will be launched at the Amanda Wakeley Spring/Summer 2007 Fashion show at London Fashion Week on September 21st 2006.
Aston Martin Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Dr Ulrich Bez said: “Beautiful design and unparalleled attention to detail are central to Aston Martin’s ethos of power, beauty and soul. We are delighted to announce our collaboration with Amanda as we both share similar values in the quality of our materials and in our craftsmanship.”
Amanda Wakeley said: “As a British fashion designer who sells around the world it is incredibly exciting to be working with Aston Martin, an iconic British brand with such global recognition. Style, luxury, superb craftsmanship and the use of only the best materials are values we share. I have long held an ambition to work with Aston Martin.”
Amanda Wakeley launched her signature label in 1990 and over the last decade and a half has developed an international reputation for designing supremely luxurious, elegant women’s wear and accessories. She is the winner of several awards including three British Fashion Awards for Glamour.
Amanda is self-taught and started designing clothes based on a personal passion to create utterly beautiful clothes that women love to wear. She has a reputation for making the women who wear her clothes feel confident, polished and always perfectly dressed.
Aston Martin is a company and a brand that has embraced change without compromising its worldwide reputation for understated style and elegance. An Aston Martin combines power and sporting ability with refinement, luxury and exceptional beauty.
In just five years, Aston Martin has revitalised its model line-up, starting with the Vanquish flagship in 2001, through to the 2005 V8 Vantage. The V8 Vantage joins the Vanquish S and the DB9, completing the first three model line-up in Aston Martin’s history and supporting plans to grow annual volumes to nearer 5,000+/- cars per year.