London Fashion Week AW15: Eudon Choi
The king of tailored classics is back and this season, he’s focusing on outerwear. As something his label’s been built on since it launched in 2009, Eudon Choi’s fascination with outerwear comes as no surprise, and, he’s very good at
London Fashion Week AW15: Anya Hindmarch
Anya Hindmarch got the show on the road, almost literally, with her latest offering of fun bag, accessories and clothing. Only Hindmarch can take a mundane road signs and turn them into autumn's most coveted bags, and she did just that in
London Fashion Week AW15: David Koma
David Koma's AW collection brought an update to the classic 60s look, with interesting scalloped cut-outs, which continued through out the show in dresses and skirts, PVC oversized pockets and leather trims, ruffles and cut-out dresses. The collection highlighted David
London Fashion Week AW15: Orla Kiely
Set on a catwalk which was made to look like an old oak library, classic books smothering every wall and chunky book cases setting the scene, the queen of prints and vintage silhouettes, Orla Kiely, transported us back in time
London Fashion Week AW15: J. JS Lee
London Fashion Week opened to an enchantingly demure, yet fascinatingly androgynous, show by J. JS Lee. In a series of exquisitely crafted pieces, that were inspired by Lee’s childhood, her autumn/winter 2015 collection perfectly balances masculinity and femininity. Being a
London Fashion Week AW15: Christopher Kane
Christopher Kane kicked off his collection with tailored fitted jackets and pencils skirts, all black with a red trim. Red remained a constant throughout the collection, donned on sandals, pointed ankle boots, bags and bold dresses. Royal blue was another colour
London Fashion Week AW15: GILES
Dark, gothic and dancing models is the best way to describe the GILES AW 15 collection. When I saw the archway covered in ferns and leaves, and the dim lighting, which resembled sunlight scattering through a rainforest canopy, I was expecting
London Fashion Week AW15: Peter Pilotto
Peter Pilotto are the duo renowned for their take on bold prints and structured silhouettes, so for autumn winter 2015, you can pretty much guess what’s in store. The designers upped the revival of the 1970s with their winning combination of khaki
London Fashion Week AW15: Simone Rocha
If there was ever a designer to stick to what they know best and still cause a storm in the fashion world, it’s Simone Rocha. Her young brand hasn't changed a bit for autumn winter 2015 from previous collections, but
London Fashion Week AW15: Mary Katrantzou
Mary Katrantzou's autumn/winter 2015 collection is all about the 60s flare, from flare hemmed skirts to flares at the bottom of fitted trousers, there was plenty to be seen at Mary's AW London Fashion Week show. Playing heavily on the idea
London Fashion Week AW15: Jonathan Saunders
One thing that always delivers is a good print, and Jonathan Saunders certainly knows how to do that. This autumn/winter the designer is taking us back to the 60s, and his simple A-line dresses blazoned with bright psychedelic prints stole the
London Fashion Week AW15: Vivienne Westwood Red Label
It started off so demure, tame, reserved, with it’s slate grey double breasted Teddy Boy coat, a beige wrap style dress underneath and leopard print Mary Jane shoes. Coats are always a must for the winter season, and Westwood has created