A few weeks ago, the line-up for MAN was fully revealed with J.W. Anderson, Christopher Shannon and newcomer Katie Eary to form the chosen trio alongside Topman Design. Now, the full schedule for the final day (September 23) of London Fashion Week aka MAN day has been announced and is reflective of the strength of British-grown menswear talent as well as the breadth in aesthetics.

The day kicks off with Carolyn Massey and James Long showing at thew new BFC venue at Somerset House, owing to the fact that they are the first recipients of British Fashion Council's NEWGEN MEN support. Lou Dalton will then be showing as part of the day's schedule.

The spirit of the installations at Cromwell House last season carry over to S/S 10 as twelve designers take over the East Wing and Vaults at Somerset House the list as follows; Blaak, Casely-Hayford, Eastpak by Christopher Shannon, H by Harris, Husam el Odeh, Jaiden rVa James, Jordan Askill, Louise Gray, Martine Rose, Mr Hare, New Power Studio and Sibling.

To add a different slant to the day, Savile Row tailors E Tautz, who has recently undergone a brand revival and Richard James will be holding presentations. Nicole Farhi will also be joining in the MAN day and celebrate 20 years of their menswear collection with an in-store event.

Discreet luxury menswear label Wintle, who previously presented in Paris makes a homecoming. Shoreditch store A Child of Jago will present its own 'Terrorist' line, which is designed in the disused Tube carriage above the store. bStore and Tim Soar will finally close the day.