LFW AW14: Barbara Casasola
An impressive zen-like set, designed by scenographer Mathias Renner, became the abode for the Casasola woman yesterday at her second LFW show in King’s Cross, serving up a kind of tranquil interior paradise, ba...
LFW AW14: Kristian Aadnevik
Kristian Aadnevik has once again reaffirmed our admiration for his methods, presenting the fashion pack with an outstanding display of pure artistry that places us in a fantastical reverie, by way of exquisite ...
LFW AW14: David Koma
David Koma is not a risk-taker. But this season he found himself somewhat thrust into the limelight, compelled to take his brand of tough-girl party pieces up a notch. The newly-appointed Mugler director had a ...
Glass LFW Party AW14 at Kitsch London
THE subterranean beckoning of newly tipped hotspot, Kitsch London members club, proposed the perfect hint of thrill that was to every attendee’s taste last night when Glass magazine celebrated the LFW AW14 fest...
Celebrating LFW with Dukes St James
It simply wouldn’t be London Fashion Week without a heavy dose of indulgence. And this season, there is no place we would rather be than the PJ lounge at Dukes Hotel, London.
The boutique hotel’s latest bar ...
LFW AW14: John Rocha
Dublin-based designer John Rocha hosted a catwalk show at Somerset House during London Fashion Week. The venue was packed to the tilt with fashion enthusiasts and photographers ready to set eyes on the first c...
Aesop launches meditation workshops
As much as we’re happy to champion innovative, interesting and hardworking beauty products here at Glass, it’s very rare a beauty brand strikes such a chord with our own ethos as does Aesop, With their clean mi...
McQ pop-up shop opens at Harrods
Popping up at Harrods in time for Fashion Week is Alexander McQueens’ little-sister label McQ, which is one of the most desirable diffusion lines created to date.
Drawn by inspiration taken from the late Ale...
LFW AW14: Christopher Kane
As the man himself put it, sometimes it’s good to let it all out – and that’s precisely what Christopher Kane did. Outfits, ideas and more ideas spilled down the catwalk at Kane’s show. It was a tangible displa...
LFW: Burberry Prorsum AW 2014
Burberry is always the highlight of London Fashion Week and today’s show captured the finest of what British enterprise has to offer. Set in the pretty, tranquil Kensington Gardens and with London’s unpredictab...
LFW AW14: UNIQUE
This season, Topshop deconstructs the uniform as Unique celebrates English Heritage through the eyes of the quintessential schoolgirl rebel.
The look, according to Head of Design Emma Farrow, is fresh, easy ...
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 the charming Savile Club in a salon presentation, made sure to demon...
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 ever, her collection did not fall short in the interesting and bold categories as look after ...
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 hair and stained glass inspired eyes were sequinned, jewel-encrusted, nude-mesh-...
LFW AW14: Charli Cohen
Fashion designer and personal trainer Charli Cohen showed her new collection as part of Felicities’ collective of emerging brands at the ME London Hotel, Cohen’s ‘Odyssey Collection’ was in action at a live roo...
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 tour of England for a collection that highlighted the quintessential, nosta...
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 from her hometown, Devon, for this collection, focusing on the rugged, windswep...
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 to work with and challenges of running her own label in today's fashion indu...
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 latest collection for London Fashion Week.
The scene was reminiscent of a ro...
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 by trial and error into “considering the mechanics of runnin...
LFW AW14: Jamie Wei Huang
The war child was the theme at Jamie Wei Huang on Friday in Freemasons Hall, and at London Fashion Week she occupied the hallowed catwalk with a merciless world-wise militancy. Essential was the byword, as Tai...