Fashion|One

Fashion|One TV is an exciting new fashion and entertainment channel, which debuted on the 8th of April 2010. The channel is set to hit millions of viewers across the world through free-to-air (FTA) and direct-to-home (DTH) satellites with over 300 new shows and 600 new clips every season.

Beauty, glamour, style and luxury will be the focus of a unique selection of programming. Fashion|One TV will cover all of the international fashion shows and events from around the world, both on the runway and backstage. They will also feature high-end fashion shoots, fashion and make-up tutorials, behind-the scenes film production, celebrity and model lifestyles, award shows and red carpet events, reality TV programs and the latest in entertainment news.

Fashion|One TV will present the most sought-after names in the industry, including emerging and established designers, models, photographers, stylists and make-up artists. In addition, they will showcase a variety of luxurious and exotic travel experiences from the most amazing and remote destinations on earth.

“The two worlds that are Fashion and Film are not stand-alone, but have a strong correlation and influence over one another,” says Eric Klein, CEO of Fashion|One. “Fashion|One TV seeks to explore, educate and expose to our audiences the glitz and glamour of the fashion and entertainment industries, with a distinct focus on the world’s number one film capital – Hollywood.”

Fashion|One is a daughter company of Bigfoot Entertainment, a fully integrated entertainment company specializing in production, production services, and film training. Fashion|One TV will produce original content, such as reality shows and movies, from Bigfoot Entertainment’s state-of- the-art production facilities in the U.S. and Asia.

Distributed globally via three satellites, namely the Galaxy 19 at 97o West, Hot Bird at 13o East and AsiaSat 3S at 105.5o East, Fashion|One TV will be able to reach an estimated 120 million households in North America, 267 million across the Middle East and Europe, and 1.2 billion across Asia and Australia respectively.