Mark & Spencer has launched a nationwide recruitment drive to take on approximately 20,000 extra employees across its UK and Republic of Ireland stores this Christmas.
Steve Rowe, Director of Retail at M&S said: “Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without Your M&S. That’s why we’re looking for 20,000 more friendly and enthusiastic employees to help our customers find exactly what they need to celebrate Christmas.
“We offer an excellent benefits package, and all our new recruits take part in a two-day induction training session so that they are fully-equipped to ensure our customers receive the best possible service.”
Applicants for customer assistant, M&S Café assistant or warehouse assistant roles can apply online at www.marksandspencer.com/careers. Applicants can also apply by calling 0845 300 3725 in the UK.
Applicants must be prepared to work a minimum of 16 hours a week, and may need to work in the evening, as well as weekends and Bank Holidays over the Christmas and New Year period.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
USA : Dickies to outfit Texas Motor Speedway workers - Apparel News USA
Dickies, the innovative work and lifestyle apparel brand, announced it will continue its partnership with Texas Motor Speedway from 2010-2012. The partnership names Dickies as the official work wear of TMS. As the exclusive work apparel brand at TMS, Dickies will outfit speedway workers for all major NASCAR and IRL weekends. Dickies takes pride in the authenticity of its work wear heritage, and the hard workers behind the scenes of North Texas’ largest sporting events are perfect examples of the brand’s core customers.
Dickies continues as a major on site marketer and the new partnership allows Dickies and TMS to work together for years to come.
Dickies continues to find ways to communicate its work wear heritage and broaden its lifestyle appeal across a multitude of marketing platforms, from NASCAR to board sports, music, professional bull riding, and beyond. The brand known for making durable, quality work gear at a great value, is broadening its marketing and sponsorship efforts beginning in 2010 in order to more effectively reach a wider consumer demographic.
“So many core Dickies customers are huge NASCAR fans, and we want to make sure they have the opportunity to interact with the brand at work as well as after work,” says Chris Prokopeas, Vice President of Marketing for Dickies. “Texas Motor Speedway offers us the chance to do exactly that with some of the largest race crowds in NASCAR.”
In addition to serving as the official work wear provider for TMS, Dickies will co-sponsor the track’s Lug Nutz street team, have entry gate and backstretch billboard signage at each NASCAR race annually, have a 20’ by 40’ display area for all event weekends, provide uniforms for all parking staff and ticket takers for all event weekends and maintain a customized Burn Out Alley motor coach hospitality zone.
“We were extremely pleased to have had the opportunity to introduce Dickies to NASCAR’s premier series and have a Fort Worth-based company serve as the title sponsor of the fall Sprint Cup Series race since its debut in 2005,” said TMS President Eddie Gossage. “Although Dickies will not be returning as the race sponsor, this new agreement is a testament to the strong bond the two companies created since we began working together.”
Additional sponsorship programs from Dickies will be announced at a later date, and will expected to include a range of board sports and music initiatives to balance its NASCAR efforts.
Dickies continues as a major on site marketer and the new partnership allows Dickies and TMS to work together for years to come.
Dickies continues to find ways to communicate its work wear heritage and broaden its lifestyle appeal across a multitude of marketing platforms, from NASCAR to board sports, music, professional bull riding, and beyond. The brand known for making durable, quality work gear at a great value, is broadening its marketing and sponsorship efforts beginning in 2010 in order to more effectively reach a wider consumer demographic.
“So many core Dickies customers are huge NASCAR fans, and we want to make sure they have the opportunity to interact with the brand at work as well as after work,” says Chris Prokopeas, Vice President of Marketing for Dickies. “Texas Motor Speedway offers us the chance to do exactly that with some of the largest race crowds in NASCAR.”
In addition to serving as the official work wear provider for TMS, Dickies will co-sponsor the track’s Lug Nutz street team, have entry gate and backstretch billboard signage at each NASCAR race annually, have a 20’ by 40’ display area for all event weekends, provide uniforms for all parking staff and ticket takers for all event weekends and maintain a customized Burn Out Alley motor coach hospitality zone.
“We were extremely pleased to have had the opportunity to introduce Dickies to NASCAR’s premier series and have a Fort Worth-based company serve as the title sponsor of the fall Sprint Cup Series race since its debut in 2005,” said TMS President Eddie Gossage. “Although Dickies will not be returning as the race sponsor, this new agreement is a testament to the strong bond the two companies created since we began working together.”
Additional sponsorship programs from Dickies will be announced at a later date, and will expected to include a range of board sports and music initiatives to balance its NASCAR efforts.
Monday, November 9, 2009
USA : Webcast of Valley Forge Fabrics' sustainability strategy with MindClick - Textile News USA
HydroPoint Data Systems Inc., provider of the WeatherTRAK Smart Water Management solution, announced the next webcast in its Educational Series. The 360° Approach to Sustainability webcast presents a case study in achieving long-term sustainable growth. The program will shed light on how companies can fully assess their real-world sustainability performance and follow a roadmap to simultaneously deliver on “green” objectives while they reduce costs and achieve operational efficiencies. The live webcast event, hosted by HydroPoint and featuring MindClick SGM and Valley Forge Fabrics, takes place Friday, October 16 at 11:00 a.m. PT.
Instead of settling for a traditional evaluation of energy, water and waste indicators that don’t include initiatives to improve overall corporate performance, Valley Forge Fabrics chose to undertake a comprehensive assessment of its sustainability efforts. They turned to MindClick SGM for a 360° Sustainability Audit to measure the relative sustainability performance of its operations along with the green profile of the brand, employees and target market. MindClick SGM developed a Sustainability Scorecard™ unique to Valley Forge Fabrics to drive business growth, product development and to promote acceptance, understanding and adoption of sustainability in the hospitality industry. It also identified ways to highlight Valley Forge Fabrics’ accomplishments to strengthen industry leadership.
Valley Forge Fabrics, the leading sustainable textile source for the hospitality and lodging industry, is already known for delivering the highest quality service and value to the industry. The company sought to further improve its efforts by establishing transparent, ongoing sustainability performance measurement.
“Valley Forge Fabrics received a thorough evaluation of their organization’s sustainability performance relative to leading standards, industry practices and stakeholder expectations,” said JoAnna Abrams, managing partner at MindClick SGM. “Our Sustainability Scorecard has provided critical insights to bolster brand performance, increase stakeholder engagement, drive growth and increase ROI.”
Studies show companies that embed sustainability into their strategic plans outperform their competitors, reduce operating costs and improve employee morale. In addition to incorporating the most meaningful traditional green standards, the Sustainability Scorecard™ quantifies corporate sustainability efforts along with employee engagement and customer feedback to position companies for long-term growth.
“From the moment we opened our doors, we’ve vowed to provide the highest quality fabric value to our customers. With that comes the responsibility to preserve our earth and its resources as best we can,” said Diana Dobin, senior vice president of Valley Forge Fabrics. “Our company has reduced our environmental footprint and increased revenue all while shattering the myth that sustainable goods cost more. We’re more efficient than ever and are proud to be doing our part to help the environment.”
Instead of settling for a traditional evaluation of energy, water and waste indicators that don’t include initiatives to improve overall corporate performance, Valley Forge Fabrics chose to undertake a comprehensive assessment of its sustainability efforts. They turned to MindClick SGM for a 360° Sustainability Audit to measure the relative sustainability performance of its operations along with the green profile of the brand, employees and target market. MindClick SGM developed a Sustainability Scorecard™ unique to Valley Forge Fabrics to drive business growth, product development and to promote acceptance, understanding and adoption of sustainability in the hospitality industry. It also identified ways to highlight Valley Forge Fabrics’ accomplishments to strengthen industry leadership.
Valley Forge Fabrics, the leading sustainable textile source for the hospitality and lodging industry, is already known for delivering the highest quality service and value to the industry. The company sought to further improve its efforts by establishing transparent, ongoing sustainability performance measurement.
“Valley Forge Fabrics received a thorough evaluation of their organization’s sustainability performance relative to leading standards, industry practices and stakeholder expectations,” said JoAnna Abrams, managing partner at MindClick SGM. “Our Sustainability Scorecard has provided critical insights to bolster brand performance, increase stakeholder engagement, drive growth and increase ROI.”
Studies show companies that embed sustainability into their strategic plans outperform their competitors, reduce operating costs and improve employee morale. In addition to incorporating the most meaningful traditional green standards, the Sustainability Scorecard™ quantifies corporate sustainability efforts along with employee engagement and customer feedback to position companies for long-term growth.
“From the moment we opened our doors, we’ve vowed to provide the highest quality fabric value to our customers. With that comes the responsibility to preserve our earth and its resources as best we can,” said Diana Dobin, senior vice president of Valley Forge Fabrics. “Our company has reduced our environmental footprint and increased revenue all while shattering the myth that sustainable goods cost more. We’re more efficient than ever and are proud to be doing our part to help the environment.”
Sunday, November 8, 2009
India : FIEO: INDO- CHINA trade to reach US$ 60 bn by 2010 - General News India
Speaking at a symposium organised by China Council for Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) and Consulate General of India in Guanzhou, China, which was attended by over 200 delegates from 30 countries, Mr A. Sakthivel, President, Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) said that there has been marked improvement in the relationship between two Asian Giants who will be instrumental in steering the world economy out of the present crisis. President, FIEO said that we are on our course to raise the bilateral trade to US$ 60 billion by 2010.
Though China is the third largest receiver of Indian exports but its share in India's exports has declined from 6.65% in 2007-08 to 5.08% in 2008-09.Therefore, there is an urgent need to diversify India’s exports to China and more importantly aggressively market it. President, FIEO said that people of China are favourably disposed to Indians and well as Indian products which provide ideal platform for increasing bilateral trade and investment.
President, FIEO is leading 110 member-delegation of Indian businessmen which is participating in China Import and Export Fair (CANTON Fair) which is starting from tomorrow. FIEO India Pavilion would showcase India's strength in wide range of products like machinery & equipment, vehicle & spare parts, electronics, IT products & household electrical appliances, lamps & light fixtures, hardware & tools, building materials, raw materials, textile materials, consumer goods, decorations items, items, furniture, toys, clocks, watches, sports goods, office supplies, horticulture products, household items, cases & bags, crafts items, festival & party decorations, foods and agriculture products.
Though China is the third largest receiver of Indian exports but its share in India's exports has declined from 6.65% in 2007-08 to 5.08% in 2008-09.Therefore, there is an urgent need to diversify India’s exports to China and more importantly aggressively market it. President, FIEO said that people of China are favourably disposed to Indians and well as Indian products which provide ideal platform for increasing bilateral trade and investment.
President, FIEO is leading 110 member-delegation of Indian businessmen which is participating in China Import and Export Fair (CANTON Fair) which is starting from tomorrow. FIEO India Pavilion would showcase India's strength in wide range of products like machinery & equipment, vehicle & spare parts, electronics, IT products & household electrical appliances, lamps & light fixtures, hardware & tools, building materials, raw materials, textile materials, consumer goods, decorations items, items, furniture, toys, clocks, watches, sports goods, office supplies, horticulture products, household items, cases & bags, crafts items, festival & party decorations, foods and agriculture products.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Finland : ECHA publishes the dates for the lead registrant webinars - Textile News Finland
A series of interactive multimedia events have now been scheduled to provide Lead Registrants with key information on the registration of substances.
Each webinar will last up to two hours and is available for up to 1000 participants. ECHA is hosting three webinars in 2009 with more events planned for 2010.
• Webinar 1 - ‘General principles of dossier preparation and submission’
4 November 15:00 - 17:00 Eastern European Time (GMT +2)
• Webinar 2 - ‘Information requirements I’’
30 November 15:00 - 17:00 Eastern European Time (GMT +2)
• Webinar 3 - ‘Information requirements II’’
10 December 15:00 - 17:00 Eastern European Time (GMT +2)
The first webinar, ‘General principles of dossier preparation and submission’ provides Lead Registrants with specific advice on how to prepare and submit their registration dossiers to ECHA. The webinar will include among other topics as , an overview of assembling a dossier in IUCLID 5, things to consider when submitting a dossier, as well as advice on postsubmission and final decision communication.
Participation in the webinars is available only for Lead Registrants who have notified ECHA of their role through the Lead Registrant nomination webform available on the ECHA website. In order to ensure a place in the webinars, it is recommended that you notify ECHA of your Lead Registrant Role without delay. The invitation for each webinar as well as the individual webinar programs will be sent directly to the Lead Registrants by ECHA.
Each webinar will last up to two hours and is available for up to 1000 participants. ECHA is hosting three webinars in 2009 with more events planned for 2010.
• Webinar 1 - ‘General principles of dossier preparation and submission’
4 November 15:00 - 17:00 Eastern European Time (GMT +2)
• Webinar 2 - ‘Information requirements I’’
30 November 15:00 - 17:00 Eastern European Time (GMT +2)
• Webinar 3 - ‘Information requirements II’’
10 December 15:00 - 17:00 Eastern European Time (GMT +2)
The first webinar, ‘General principles of dossier preparation and submission’ provides Lead Registrants with specific advice on how to prepare and submit their registration dossiers to ECHA. The webinar will include among other topics as , an overview of assembling a dossier in IUCLID 5, things to consider when submitting a dossier, as well as advice on postsubmission and final decision communication.
Participation in the webinars is available only for Lead Registrants who have notified ECHA of their role through the Lead Registrant nomination webform available on the ECHA website. In order to ensure a place in the webinars, it is recommended that you notify ECHA of your Lead Registrant Role without delay. The invitation for each webinar as well as the individual webinar programs will be sent directly to the Lead Registrants by ECHA.
Friday, November 6, 2009
USA : Kimberly Cole and EM & Co present emerging LA talent - Fashion News USA
L.A.-based Singer and Performer Kimberly Cole supports emerging L.A. talent at EM & Co fashion show featuring collections from three local designers: Queenie4ever, Ventidue, and Helles. The live-streamed fashion event taking place on Wednesday, October 14, from 7-11 pm, marks the fourth anniversary of EM & Co as well as the launch of its online boutique.
The runway show, hosted by Kimberly Cole, currently one of most rapidly-rising emerging artists whose Twitter fan base nears 1 Million, will be streamed live on Goldenstyle Live.com, to nearly 2 million viewers around the world. All the looks in the show, including Kimberly's outfit, are styled by fashion stylist Dalit Gwenna. Singer/Actress Brittany Flickinger returns to her modelling roots for this event, as one of the runway models.
The Queenie4ever collection, designed by 17-year old Tatiana McLane, is heavily inspired by Japanese pop culture and Harajuku street-wear. The Ventidue collection of leather pieces, designed and produced in L.A. by Italian designer, Barbara Rosin, accented by Helles jewelry, presents a sophisticated rock-and-roll vibe.
EM & Co's motto has always been 'think global, act local', as it brings collections from designers around the globe while actively promoting L.A. artists and designers. For the first time ever, EM & Co joins the two by having the fashion show being streamed globally over the internet. EM & Co's online content partner, Agenda Magazine, will also be airing interviews and footage of the event online, to its 500,000+ subscribers.
"This is the perfect illustration of our motto 'think global and act local," says EM & Co founder, Eveline Morel. "You can have a local fashion show featuring L.A. designers be watched around the world. What's more, you can have the rest of the world talk back to you, instantly. So Barbara, the designer of Ventidue who's now in Italy, can be at the show, and even do a live interview during the event."
EM & Co, a West 3rd Street boutique, supplies fashion-conscious shoppers with a well-orchestrated mix of fashions from world-class designers (i.e., Vivienne Westwood, Iodice, JC de Castelbajac, Beatriz), as well as innovative styles from emerging L.A. talent. Featuring over 30 lines from around the world in its gallery-like space, EM & Co is also an active supporter of local talent, hosting monthly art exhibits and other events featuring local artists and designers.
The runway show, hosted by Kimberly Cole, currently one of most rapidly-rising emerging artists whose Twitter fan base nears 1 Million, will be streamed live on Goldenstyle Live.com, to nearly 2 million viewers around the world. All the looks in the show, including Kimberly's outfit, are styled by fashion stylist Dalit Gwenna. Singer/Actress Brittany Flickinger returns to her modelling roots for this event, as one of the runway models.
The Queenie4ever collection, designed by 17-year old Tatiana McLane, is heavily inspired by Japanese pop culture and Harajuku street-wear. The Ventidue collection of leather pieces, designed and produced in L.A. by Italian designer, Barbara Rosin, accented by Helles jewelry, presents a sophisticated rock-and-roll vibe.
EM & Co's motto has always been 'think global, act local', as it brings collections from designers around the globe while actively promoting L.A. artists and designers. For the first time ever, EM & Co joins the two by having the fashion show being streamed globally over the internet. EM & Co's online content partner, Agenda Magazine, will also be airing interviews and footage of the event online, to its 500,000+ subscribers.
"This is the perfect illustration of our motto 'think global and act local," says EM & Co founder, Eveline Morel. "You can have a local fashion show featuring L.A. designers be watched around the world. What's more, you can have the rest of the world talk back to you, instantly. So Barbara, the designer of Ventidue who's now in Italy, can be at the show, and even do a live interview during the event."
EM & Co, a West 3rd Street boutique, supplies fashion-conscious shoppers with a well-orchestrated mix of fashions from world-class designers (i.e., Vivienne Westwood, Iodice, JC de Castelbajac, Beatriz), as well as innovative styles from emerging L.A. talent. Featuring over 30 lines from around the world in its gallery-like space, EM & Co is also an active supporter of local talent, hosting monthly art exhibits and other events featuring local artists and designers.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
China : ACLE – a very successful event - Fashion News China
The Chinese leather industry is registering less severe declines and showing its first signs of recovery since last year,according to the China Leather Industry Association(CLIA). This was confirmed by enthusiastic participants at the 2009 All China International Leather Exhibition (ACLE).
Exhibitors were busy until the last moment seeking new relationships, reinforcing old ones, and offering new products. “ACLE is the only platform available to learn about the market and to meet potential customers”, said General Manager Rafique Nadaf of Allanasons Ltd, India’s largest commodities exporter. The 3-day event - held alongside Moda Shanghai and China International Footwear Fair (CIFF) and organised jointly by APLF and CLIA - attracted over 14,354 buyers. The fairs primarily service domestic Chinese buyers, although there were visitors fromoverseas with strong participation from Japan, Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan.
“The exhibiting products are innovative and there is a wide product range. By holding leather together with footwear, luggage and garments, it enables buyers to source in one place at one time. The fairs are also very professional and well-organised,” noted Chinese buyer Liang Hai Ping of Haining Haixiang Group Co. Ltd.
Exhibitors at ACLE showcased the latest in innovation, fashion and production technology. Paradoxically, while it is one of the oldest manufacturing industries in the world, leather is using the latest technologies. For its first showing in Shanghai, Italian company Praktica’s newest inkjet printer uses nano-technology to penetrate and print on every material, crystal, ceramics, leather and metal included, without prior treatment and with a perfectly smooth aspect. Manufacturers at ACLE also featured alternative chemicals and more environmental friendly processes.
One topic discussed heavily on fair grounds is the growing importance of China’s automotive sector in the leather industry. Mark Stribbling spoke on behalf of the new joint-venture business between Scottish Bridge of Weir Leather Company and Chinese Zibow Polygrace Dahuanjiu Tannery Group: “The automotive sector in China contributes to the recovery of the leather industry in China. It is not easy to quantify this but with the growth of the car industry in China, together with the high leather penetration in cars here, it seems clear that this is the case”.
Back on the topic of the well-attended fair, Thomas Sattler, director of global business management for leather chemicals at BASF said that ACLE has been busy. While over the years they had withdrawn from a number of fairs, Sattler deemed the fair as a “good place to be” and has already reserved a space at ACLE 2010. Sharing the same sentiment was Sateesh Jadhav of Gaitonde in India, who is now also the secretary of the Indian Leather Manufacturers Association: “ACLE has been very successful,” he said. Jadhav said he discovered at this year’s show that the China market is big business for tanners: “We have found that higher quality leathers are now made into articles which stay in China - and are sold to Chinese consumers”.
Exhibitors were busy until the last moment seeking new relationships, reinforcing old ones, and offering new products. “ACLE is the only platform available to learn about the market and to meet potential customers”, said General Manager Rafique Nadaf of Allanasons Ltd, India’s largest commodities exporter. The 3-day event - held alongside Moda Shanghai and China International Footwear Fair (CIFF) and organised jointly by APLF and CLIA - attracted over 14,354 buyers. The fairs primarily service domestic Chinese buyers, although there were visitors fromoverseas with strong participation from Japan, Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan.
“The exhibiting products are innovative and there is a wide product range. By holding leather together with footwear, luggage and garments, it enables buyers to source in one place at one time. The fairs are also very professional and well-organised,” noted Chinese buyer Liang Hai Ping of Haining Haixiang Group Co. Ltd.
Exhibitors at ACLE showcased the latest in innovation, fashion and production technology. Paradoxically, while it is one of the oldest manufacturing industries in the world, leather is using the latest technologies. For its first showing in Shanghai, Italian company Praktica’s newest inkjet printer uses nano-technology to penetrate and print on every material, crystal, ceramics, leather and metal included, without prior treatment and with a perfectly smooth aspect. Manufacturers at ACLE also featured alternative chemicals and more environmental friendly processes.
One topic discussed heavily on fair grounds is the growing importance of China’s automotive sector in the leather industry. Mark Stribbling spoke on behalf of the new joint-venture business between Scottish Bridge of Weir Leather Company and Chinese Zibow Polygrace Dahuanjiu Tannery Group: “The automotive sector in China contributes to the recovery of the leather industry in China. It is not easy to quantify this but with the growth of the car industry in China, together with the high leather penetration in cars here, it seems clear that this is the case”.
Back on the topic of the well-attended fair, Thomas Sattler, director of global business management for leather chemicals at BASF said that ACLE has been busy. While over the years they had withdrawn from a number of fairs, Sattler deemed the fair as a “good place to be” and has already reserved a space at ACLE 2010. Sharing the same sentiment was Sateesh Jadhav of Gaitonde in India, who is now also the secretary of the Indian Leather Manufacturers Association: “ACLE has been very successful,” he said. Jadhav said he discovered at this year’s show that the China market is big business for tanners: “We have found that higher quality leathers are now made into articles which stay in China - and are sold to Chinese consumers”.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
is Everything, Everything That You Want
As for women, nothing is as attractive as which let them enjoy the satisfaction to their heart's content. Both crystal and pearl will highlight them. Because jewelries, worn properly, could increase your fascination by showing off your personal taste and distinctive qualities. Unfortunately, many people have no idea in properly choosing jewels. Some professional tips are in the following in the hope that they have been of some help The basic principle is to make the jewels that you chose are fit for your complexion, age, dresses, occasions and so on. Keep in mind, the shape of your jewelries should neither be similar to your face shape nor completely different from your face shape. Softening and width are needed for rectangle faces. Therefore, shorter necklaces or round necklaces work nicely for people with this kind of face. 
Short hair with ear stud will let you look shrewd. Jeans and jackets go well with having exaggerated design. When getting together with your friends and relatives, the properly jewels that are fitting for the occasion will highlight you. But it is more suitable for ladies with fair skin to wear jewels with red or other dark color jewels which will pick up the complexion. These plump ladies will reveal nobility and dignity when they wear the shining . By wearing small and simple style jewels, the fair ladies will be looked pure and holy.
Short hair with ear stud will let you look shrewd. Jeans and jackets go well with having exaggerated design. When getting together with your friends and relatives, the properly jewels that are fitting for the occasion will highlight you. But it is more suitable for ladies with fair skin to wear jewels with red or other dark color jewels which will pick up the complexion. These plump ladies will reveal nobility and dignity when they wear the shining . By wearing small and simple style jewels, the fair ladies will be looked pure and holy. Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Gucci Let You Shine, Forever in Time
The 63rd Annual Tony Awards which was celebrated in New York's Radio City Music Hall, has just passed. Many Hollywood well-known stars were attracted to come to this award show. Susan Sarandon, Colin Hanks, Anne Hathaway, Jane Fonda and other women all dressed up fit to kill and , which occasioned a burst of applause as well as compliments from the audience. With a classic and a black gauze dress, Anne Hathaway simply gave others an impression as a ballet girl. The hot woman as well as American popular country music queen, Dolly Parton dressed in captivating clothes. A piece of pink dress and a pair of with special design apply glamour and myth to her. Besides, the Oscar winner Jane Fonda wore a deep V-neck dress in black, together with latest , extremely fascinating. With regard to awards, the lucky winner for this Annual Tony Awards is the hot musical play Billy Eliot. Winning an amazing number of 15 Tony nominations, it swept 6 awards at last. When Lee Hall, the composer of this libretto received an interview, he said, "I feel I have to kiss and hug Elton John since it is him who inspired me to adapt this work into a musical play." In the end, the award Best Original Music Composition was shared by Lee Hall and Elton John.
"I feel I have to kiss and hug Elton John since it is him who inspired me to adapt this work into a musical play." In the end, the award Best Original Music Composition was shared by Lee Hall and Elton John.
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