British-American fashion designer Harris Reed presented his first physical salon-style show on the closing day of London Fashion Week, taking on perceptions of masculinity and femininity with his evocative and artistic approach to fashion. Reed, a twenty-five-year-old Central Saint Martins graduate, has catapulted to fashion fame with his...
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In what could be considered a cultural revival for London, The British Fashion Council (BFC) hosted this season’s London Fashion Week, welcoming back the global fashion industry in a celebration of creativity and innovation. Over five days, designers and brands exhibited showcases, catwalks and presentations for their new collections. The...
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High street retailer Cos made its debut at London Fashion Week with a hybrid showcase for its autumn/winter 2021 collection at London’s iconic Roundhouse. The show encompassed a physical catwalk show, with models walking through curtains projected with colours, moving imagery and portraits from the retailer’s campaign, as well as a digital...
Inspired by the progression of a mother-daughter relationship, Irish designer Simone Rocha introduced a spring/summer line of emphasised proportions and childlike wonder. The show’s setting, in London’s St. Bartholomew church, was fitting for the whimsical collection, with pieces reminiscent of communion dresses complete with satin ties and...
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Sought-after model, Bella Hadid features in the newly revealed Self-Portrait campaign supporting the label’s spring/summer 2022 collection, with the aim of capturing the diverse sides of the wearer. Working with British photographer Harley Weir, Self-Portrait’s creative director Han Chong looked to showcase the many facets of the ‘Self-Portrait...
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Victoria Beckham may not have been on the official London Fashion Week schedule this season, but she definitely didn’t want to miss out, and this morning unveiled her spring/summer 2022 collection online with a film on her website. Entitled ‘Movements,’ Beckham offers a playful mood for spring/summer 2022 with an ode to the European getaway,...
Swedish fast fashion giant Cos will present its AW21 collection during London Fashion Week on Tuesday. Keen to be regarded as a London-based designer brand, Cos last month released its fall campaign in what it says marks a new direction for the company. While the AW21 collection is already for sale on its website, the London Fashion Week outing...
Developed during the UK lockdowns, Edeline Lee presented a colourful array of looks for her spring/summer ‘22 collection, exhibited in a quirky digital presentation as part of London Fashion Week. Focused on feminine fashion, Lee offered up a variety of both statement and staple pieces that replicated and distorted versions of the house’s...
Stockholm-based brand Tiger of Sweden took to the London Fashion Week runway to present its Performance collection, in a physical event at Montague Square Garden and streamed live via social media. Created under the direction of the label’s design director, Bryan Conway, the collection aimed to bring together performance and movement in what it...
20 Sep 2021
Irish designer Paul Costelloe unveiled his spring/summer 2022 collection through a ‘phygital’ fashion show for this year’s London Fashion Week. In a 45 look presentation, Costelloe presented a dynamic play on exaggerated silhouettes among more fitted designs, with a particular focus on layered babydoll dresses complete with accentuated flared...
Through a wanderlust inducing digital presentation, Temperley London displayed its new spring/summer 2022 collection that combined its signature bohemian character with the 70’s pattern and decoration movement. The ultra-feminine line draws inspiration from Agatha Christie’s book-turned-film, Death on the Nile, using exotic mosaic prints and...
Created as a love letter to London’s idiosyncratic soul, British design house Erdem presented its SS22 collection with an array of sculpted pieces, intricately embellished dresses and genderbending tailoring. Inspired by 20th Century poet Edith Sitwell and English aristocrat Ottoline Morrell, the line aimed to reflect the personalities and style...
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