Lulu Kennedy
UK based fashion designer and magazine editor
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Lulu Kennedy is a British fashion designer who is the founder and director of Fashion East & MAN & the Lulu & Co clothing line. She is also editor-at-large of Condé Nast's biannual LOVE magazine as well as working as a consultant for brands.

Early life
Career
In 1996 Kennedy started working for the owners of the Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane in East London. Together in 2000 they launched a non-profit initiative, Fashion East, dedicated to scouting and nurturing young designers, enabling them to show at London Fashion Week.[3]
She set up MAN in 2005 in partnership with Topman – an identical support scheme for emerging menswear designers. Kennedy launched Jonathan Saunders, House of Holland, Roksanda Ilincic, Gareth Pugh, Richard Nicoll, Christopher Shannon, Charles Jeffrey, and Craig Green.[4]
Kennedy launched her own clothing brand Lulu & Co in 2010 to mark Fashion East's 10th anniversary. Initially created as a limited edition capsule collection of ten archive dresses by ten Fashion East designers,[1] Kennedy went on to develop the line in house, often collaborating with friends such as artists Tim Noble & Sue Webster, Barry Reigate, Bella Freud & Susie Bick, art director Boyo Studio, and photographer Mary McCartney. It is carried internationally at stockists including Liberty and Net-a-Porter.[5]
Personal life
Kennedy was married to artist and photographer Mat Collishaw from 2007 to 2008.[citation needed]
Kennedy's daughter was born in March 2014. They live in East London.[citation needed]