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February 17, 2014

LFW AW14: UNIQUE

This season, Topshop deconstructs the uniform as Unique celebrates English Heritage through the eyes of the quintessential schoolgirl rebel. The

LFW AW/14: Pringle of Scotland

Making efforts to cover ground in revolutionising Pringle, Massimo Nicosia, previewing just his second offering for the 200-year-old label at

LFW AW14: Vivienne Westwood Red Label Collection

Dame Vivienne Westwood hosted a catwalk show during London Fashion Week to debut her AW 14 Red Label collection. As

LFW AW14: Julien Macdonald

Julien Macdonald’s show, at the Royal Courts of Justice was pure high octane glamour. Macdonald’s sea-nymph glamazons – all wet

LFW AW14: Charli Cohen

Fashion designer and personal trainer Charli Cohen showed her new collection as part of Felicities’ collective of emerging brands at

LFW AW14: Markus Lupfer

Markus Lupfer celebrated British heritage for this collection and his take on “the full English” welcoming us into his tongue-in-cheek

LFW AW14: Charlie May

Charlie May displayed her autumn/winter 14 collection in an all-white showspace at the Oxo Tower, South Bank. May took inspiration

LFW AW 4: Backstage interview with Ping He

Glass caught up with Chinese designer Ping He for an exclusive post-show interview. Ping He shares her advice, favourite materials

LFW AW14: Bas Kosters-Clowns are people too

Bas Kosters played on coulrophobia- the irrational fear of clowns, which combined with a heightened sense of campness, created his

LFW AW14: Holly Fulton

The Fritz Lang inspired Metropolis mien and bio-mechanic order of a lively pattern-heavy AW14 collection was Holly Fulton’s self-confessed experiment

Your very own piece de resistance

[slideshow_deploy id=’9939′] The Belgians really love their food. Brussels’ proximity to its gastronomic neighbour Lilles, just half an hour by


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