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Paris Fashion Week: Loewe AW15
JW Anderson is back with a bang for the Loewe AW15 show at Paris Fashion Week. The collection stood out against the natural, stripped back set which reflects the organic vibe of an industrial environment, which ultimately drew more attention to the bright colours and quirky fabrics of the designs. All models wore large tinted…
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Sunderland Designer among top names at London Fashion Week
North East designer, Gareth Pugh who started his global career in the city of Sunderland is now celebrating his 10th anniversary. He has returned to London Fashion Week and also has an exhibition being held in name of his 10th year anniversary. The innovative and creative designer fits perfectly with the Brazilian brand, Melissa that…
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Paris Fashion Week AW15: Carven
The appointment of two new artistic directors at Carven mere weeks before Paris Fashion Week, raised eyebrows as to whether the collection would be a success or not, but Alexis Martial and Adrien Caillaudaud pulled it off with style. As an abundance of high waists, pastel colours and dainty florals graced the catwalk, it was…
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Paris Fashion Week : Rick Owens Ready-To-Wear Collection 2015
After his slightly controversial approach to menswear, the setting for Rick Owens latest show was a brightly lit minimalist room, which set the tone for his new collection. Renowned for his typically glamour meets grunge approach to fashion across his lengthy fashion career, it is safe to say that this collection was no different. With each…
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London Fashion Week AW15 in numbers
The end of February saw our capital city become a fashion and media frenzy as 78 designers showed-cased their work 55 catwalk shows and 23 presentations. The facts and figures surrounding fashion week are pretty impressive with the last LFW SS15, in September, spurring 329,800 #LFW mentions on Twitter and 120,000 tags of #LFW on…
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Paris Fashion Week AW15 Catwalk Report: Vionnet
Vionnet seems to have reached a point of no return in its recent renaissance. Creative director Goga Ashkenazi, with the help of designer Hussein Chalayan, has taken the Parisian fashion house one step further from its inherited drapes and Grecian inspired gowns. Although change was evident, our eyes were eased into the process with soothing touches…