emily ruben, cnn at london fashion week. >> what's that story got to do with these birds? it wouldn't be fashion week without plenty of exotic embellishment like ostrich feathers. for supplies in south africa, business has never been better. we caught up with a designer to talk about the booming business. >> os strip is not just about fashion, it's about business? >> absolutely. for us one of the xet dif advantages or the things you have to put up internationally is the fact that you have access to exotic skins and beautiful kind of hides. it es something we use in our collectiontion and impacts in terms of our bottom lines, the collections we produce always have to have some exotic skin. >> you've actually shown in paris particularly with ostrich. what was that like? >> i think for us it's always interesting, coming from africa, despite having to over come more stereotypes than the average designer has, and also not really having access to everything that other designers have sitting in their artilleries in europe or wherever they are. for me it was about looking at what

emily ruben is here to tell us more on what we can expect. happens now, emily, after they cancelled this euro group meeting? >> i think it's fair to say the bailout is on hold after this meeting was canceled today. it's been postponed until monday. this heightens the risk of a default by greece. this comes down to an issue of trust. the euro group feel can greek politicians be trusted to implement the austerity plan they pushed through on sunday with such heartache. what happens now? it seems members of the euro group are losing patience and they want written guarantees. there is an election in greece in april and they want them to sign on a piece of paper that they will push through an austerity measure. >> so it's not good enough making promises, the issue is can they actually deliver past april when they have perhaps a new government in charge. there seems to be real splits emerging here. >> especially between the northern european countries, in particular finland and germany. the german finance minister, this is what he said last week. >>