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February 21, 2018

MFW AW18: Moncler Genius

TAKING the place of Gucci, MFW kicked off with a spectacular start last night, as Moncler showcased Moncler Genius, an

MFW AW18: Gucci

WHO would have thought that in 2018, severed heads would be the fashion? But that is exactly what Gucci incorporated

LFW AW18: Nicopanda

COMBINING grunge rock with East Coast hip-hop glamour, the Nicopanda AW18 collection took inspiration from ‘90s music icons, featuring an

Backstage beauty at Palmer//Harding by Make Up For Ever

GLASS went backstage at the Palmer//Harding AW18 runway show during LFW to check out the beauty looks for the show

LFW AW18: Xiao Li

HELD at the DiscoveryLAB in the BFC Show Space, Xiao Li’s AW18 collection showed her classic, innovative style of being

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FM Centre for Contemporary Art present The Szechwan Tale: China, Theatre and History

A NEW large-scale exhibition, curated by Marco Scotini, is coming to the FM Centre for Contemporary Art in conjunction with

LFW AW18: Malone Souliers

TAKING place at 12 May Hill, Mayfair, Malone Souliers’ AW18 collection made us look inside of ourselves, quite literally. Creative

Make Up For Ever debut their latest line in Berlin

MAKE Up For Ever showcased their new range of products alongside their International Pro Squad in an event held last

LFW AW18: Paula Knorr

Paula Knorr’s AW18 collection, presented during LFW, celebrates the sensuality of female dressing, taking inspiration from the wide range of

LFW AW18: Richard Quinn – The royal seal of approval

AS the lights dimmed for the Richard Quinn AW18 show, and an announcement was made for all “lords and ladies

Glass meets Yungblud

ROCK and roll attitude running through his veins and activism pouring from his mouth Yungblud radiates the power of music

LFW AW18: Roksanda

BURSTING with femininity, the Roksanda AW18 show had it all. From the tulle ballroom dresses with translucent Italian sequins with

LFW AW18: David Koma

NEW beginnings was the overall take from the David Koma AW18 show, and new it was indeed. At St George’s

LFW AW18: Peter Pilotto

WINDING around the coloured tables filling Tramp, the London club, Peter Pilotto got us all dreaming of disco dancing with

LFW AW18: Pam Hogg

TAKING inspiration from the ‘80s, as always, Dr Pam Hogg’s AW18 collection was a vivid insight into all things bold,

LFW AW18: Matty Bovan

SO WRONG it’s right. Matty Bovan took deconstruction to a whole new level, showcasing his textile driven AW18 collection during


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