Glass In Motion reflects on London Fashion Week AW16
GLASS reflects on five designers who occupied different spheres at London Fashion Week AW16 – Samuel Dougal, Eudon Choi, Ganor Dominic, James Kelly and Judy Wu....
Head to Toe
Glass goes head to toe during London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2016 to spot some of the most stylish sartorial choices adopted by the various fashion tribes who populated London for five days to see what the b...
LFW AW16: Burberry
THIS season at LFW, Burberry pulled out all the stops. Not only through creating a spectacular vintage feeling collection that felt a bit edgier than the usual Burberry. But it’s also their first collection tha...
LFW AW16: Xiao Li
Last time Glass met designer Xiao Li was last February after her AW15 show at Fashion Scout. This time we met backstage at the BFC show space where it was busy and buzzing as this year marked Li’s first season ...
The Glass illustrated view of London Fashion Week AW16
Fashion illustrator Tyler Cookson has visited shows across LFW AW16 to show Glass readers what the collections of the week look like through pen and pencil. Attending shows by Edeline Lee, Little Shilpa, Pam Ho...
LFW AW16: Christopher Kane
After presenting a collection inspired by mental health institutions and ‘craziness’ for SS16, this season Christopher Kane delivered an eccentric collection of old lady chic, the kind that collects things and ...
LFW AW16: Peter Pilotto
For AW16 Peter Pilotto decided whimsy was going to be the theme of this season. Doing light, winter wonderland-like tones with some contrasting pastels in order to create a feeling that felt like something out ...
LFW AW16: Margaret Howell
British designer Margaret Howell is famous for her well-made wardrobe classics, as well as pieces with a masculine edge. And Howell delivered these again in her AW16 collection.
This season...
LFW AW16: Paul Smith
This season, Paul Smith was feeling nostalgic. Returning to his youth and the beginnings of his career as a designer, Smith delivered a collection influenced by the 1970s, motifs and techniques used in his desi...
LFW AW16: Sibling
Entitled Daytime Disco, the AW16 Sibling collection was all about fun and clubbing. In the ‘80s. Taking inspiration from the decade’s heroine, singer and style icon, Grace Jones, the designers, Sid Bryan and Co...
LFW AW16 Backstage with Neil Young and EYEKO at the Natasha Zinko presentation
Glass went backstage at the Natasha Zinko Autumn Winter 16 presentation to watch make-up artist Neil Young create the make-up look with products from eye makeup specialists Eyeko. Neil says, “I love working wit...
LFW AW16: Apu Jan
Eager show-goers lined the streets today as Apu Jan, perhaps Fashion Scout’s hottest ticket of London Fashion Week, debuted his AW16 collection at the Freemasons Hall in London. Inside, the venue was packed ful...
LFW AW16: Judy Wu
Judy Wu is now firmly on the cusp of becoming one of London’s pre-eminent new designers of the moment, and in the process, a new woman herself. Her latest collection unveiled for AW16 at Freemason’s Hall, the a...
LFW AW16: Faustine Steinmetz
Inspired by minimal architecture and Isamu Noguchi, the Faustine Steinmetz AW16 collection was all about playful, simple shapes, open to manipulation and reinterpretation. Contrasting textures created interest ...
LFW AW16: Fyodor Golan
After last year’s partnership with Transformers, for AW16 Fyodor Golan collaborated with Coca-Cola and created a selection of pieces based on the motif of the brand’s vintage pin up advertising, logo and its bo...
LFW AW16: Markus Lupfer
Markus Lupfer’s presentations have become not only a reliable staple of quality for London Fashion Week, but a highly anticipated one at that. The king of print debuted a thoughtful and considered collection fo...
LFW AW16: Le Kilt
Scottish designer Samantha McCoach introduced a collection centred around kilts, which are the staples of her brand Le Kilt. This season, McCoach put a 1970s punk spin on her kilts, as different tartans were th...
LFW AW16: Edeline Lee
London based Canadian born designer Edeline Lee “pulled it back”, in her own words to Glass magazine at her presentation in Soho, to the classy classics for AW16.
Still playing around with wild p...
LFW AW16: Eudon Choi
Eudon Choi took an abstract approach to AW16 in London this week, asserting his latest collection in a hard and soft juxtaposition that proved captivating. Making the Choi woman stand out in his very own routin...
LFW AW16: J. JS Lee
Declaring Victorian architecture and furnishings as her main inspiration, from what I’ve seen J. JS Lee’s AW16 show radiated rather Chinese influences.
It was apparent in the colour palette combining dee...
LCM AW16: Baartmans and Siege
Wouter Baartmans and Amber Siegel explore all aspects of the American great awakening era of the 1970s. The diverse culture of New York at this time is the epicentre of the collections inspiration from the raw ...