LFW AW25: Chet Lo
ASIAN-American designer Chet Lo recognises Asia and Asian culture in multiple ways: from the lens of his heritage as well as via “the colonialist history of Western interpretations of Asian art” as the AW25 sh...
LFW AW25: Richard Quinn
ON A rainy February evening in London, Richard Quinn decided to make it snow. Unveiling a white-dusted grandiose set, complete with street lamps and and the stately facade of a two-story Georgian townhouse, hi...
LFW AW25: Sinéad O’Dwyer
IN THE confines of 180 Studios, Sinéad O'Dwyer's autumn-winter 2025 transcended barriers surrounding inclusivity, rebellion, and sensuality, and immediately illustrated her strength as a recently announced 202...
LFW AW25: Denzilpatrick
Through the grounds of Edith Neville Primary School, fashion's beloved sit on benches in two neat rows, obediently awaiting Denzilpatrick's AW25.
CONSISTENT with their continued celebration of London, Denz...
LFW AW25: Dilara Findikoglu
“MEDIEVAL rockstar”, “moody but ethereal”, and “don’t give a fuck but hypnotic” read the show notes that plastered the backstage studio at Dilara Findikoglu. Then, the lights dimmed and Lara Stone stepped out ...
LFW AW25: Di Petsa
Underground at 180 Studios, Di Petsa looked above to the gods and the sexual legacy of Greek mythology for AW25, made extra sensual by a star-studded cast.
WONDERFULLY vague and whimsical, the collection’s...