Celebrating beyond talent.
The night every fashion lover has been waiting for is just around the corner, and this year’s Fashion Awards lineup is stacked with some of the most exciting creative talents shaping the industry today. Celebrating the individuals pushing culture forward and redefining fashion’s boundaries, the British Fashion Council has announced that British-Nigerian photographer, filmmaker, and creative director Gabriel Moses will receive the Trailblazer Award at the 2026 ceremony.
Hailing from South London, Moses has built a visual language that’s impossible to move on from, moving fluidly between fashion, music, film and art, translating stories of identity, heritage and community into imagery that resonates far beyond the frame, giving us our favourite campaigns. Entirely self-taught, he made his directorial debut with Nike at just 18, became the youngest photographer to shoot a Dazed cover at 22, and has since worked with some of the industry’s biggest names, including Louis Vuitton, Dior, Burberry and Moncler.
Taking place on 30 November at London’s Royal Albert Hall, The Fashion Awards will recognise Moses for his remarkable contribution to contemporary visual culture and his ability to challenge conventions through image-making. From his acclaimed first monograph, Regina, to designing the 2025 BRIT Awards trophy, his creative universe continues to expand across disciplines, bringing his South London roots and Nigerian heritage to an international stage. Joining a distinguished list of previous Trailblazer Award recipients, including Kim Jones, Sarah Burton, Alessandro Michele and Edward Enninful, Moses stands as part of a new generation of creative voices that are going nonstop.
