For those who fear that the pressure of commerciality has dulled some of London’s creative sparkle, just look to Simone Rocha for proof to the contrary. Her subversive avant guard collections have made her a firm favourite in just five years and this season only serves to strengthen her position as ...
London Fashion Week: Teamtum Jones SS16
The setting of the serene Swiss Church juxtaposed with design duo Teatum Jones’ politically-charged spring/summer outing. Inspired by an interview with a Liberian Peace Activist who lead demostratiosn fighting for women’s rights, the show ended with sweatshirts reading “refugees welcome”. The ...
London Fashion Week: Holly Fulton SS16
Inspired by artist Eileen Agar, Holly Fulton’s spring/summer collection had more than a hint of English eccentricity grounded by Fulton’s neat silhouettes. Bold and feminine, the collection featured pretty dresses and superbly tailored trousers with boxy tops. Embellishment and embroidery channelled ...
London Fashion Week: Natasha Zinko SS16
Set in Mayfair’s Erarta Gallery, Natasha Zinko’s collection was more than what meets the eye. On the surface, with its sumptuous fabrics and rich colour palette, her spring/summer collection looked beautifully regal. But upon closer inspection, beneath the soft satin and delicate lace, the ...
London Fashion Week: Markus Lupfer SS16
Although the setting for Markus Lupfer’s spring/summer 2016 collection was an English garden setting on Horseguards Avenue, his collection was in fact inspired by Mexico. Drawing on the natural landscape of Mexico rather than stereotypical motifs, the collection is earthier than one may expect. ...