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LFW SS16: Margaret Howell


There was a zesty preppyness to this season’s Margaret Howell show – hues of orange and lime and an old sport flair sharpened her signature mannish tailoring. Silky, buttoned up or down, or simply as fabric – all variations of the white shirt are sure to be casual classics for next summer. A dose of sleek black added contrast to the bright whites. Crinkled metallics and raw denim supplied a textural depth, tailored in the same quintessential minimal shapes.

Slim belts cinched the waist of light shirt dresses and high-waisted shorts and trousers while a sprinkling of small neck scarves, cropped cardigans and a sun-ray skirt added to the seductively crisp mid-century vibe.

Spring Summer 2016 London Fashion Week Copyright Catwalking.com 'One Time Only' Publication Editorial Use Only

Spring Summer 2016 London Fashion Week Copyright Catwalking.com 'One Time Only' Publication Editorial Use Only

Spring Summer 2016 London Fashion Week Copyright Catwalking.com 'One Time Only' Publication Editorial Use Only

Spring Summer 2016 London Fashion Week Copyright Catwalking.com 'One Time Only' Publication Editorial Use Only

Spring Summer 2016 London Fashion Week Copyright Catwalking.com 'One Time Only' Publication Editorial Use Only

Spring Summer 2016 London Fashion Week Copyright Catwalking.com 'One Time Only' Publication Editorial Use Only

Spring Summer 2016 London Fashion Week Copyright Catwalking.com 'One Time Only' Publication Editorial Use Only

by Elisabeth Krohn
Images courtesy of Catwalking.com

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