LFW AW15: Belstaff
Belstaff’s latest collection titled The Pursuit of Freedom focuses on the connection between strong female characters and the natural world.  A sophisticated take on nomadic living, women are encouraged to seek...
LFW AW15: Ong-Oaj Pairam
The theme of excessive luxury was apparent at the Ong-Oaj Pairam AW15 show, with key focuses on fame and fortune trickling down to even the invitations. Presented on black card with a surprise aromatic centre, ...
LFW AW15: Phoebe English
Phoebe English began her show at LFW by flicking on the lights and allowing calming tribal-like beats to echo through the small room in the BFC presentation space. The atmosphere was tranquil and soothing as he...
LFW AW15: Jasper Conran
The wild and delightful things came out to play at Jasper Conran this season, where the designer was his usual masterful self. With an eye for design that just does not diminish, AW set the leafy path to statem...
LFW AW15: Judy Wu
Judy Wu, one of Glass’ favourite recent discoveries, made a stellar debut at Fashion Scout yesterday and certainly brightened up our day with her lively creations. The designer’s LFW schedule graduation showed ...
LFW AW15: Sibling
The punky and notably spunky direction of decorum over at Sibling at the moment, which did them very well during LC:M, made for a real head-turner yesterday. Blaring out Blondie as loud as could be on the boomb...
LFW AW15: Lucas Nascimento
Today, Lucas Nascimento re-focused on his strength – superbly executed knitwear– after last season’s experimentations. Glimmering Lurex in copper, smoky silver and dove blue as well as intarsia knits featuring ...
LFW AW15: Holly Fulton
Framed by Gwen Stefani’s Rich Girl, Holly Fulton’s Autumn Winter 2015 collection evoked high-carat decadence from a range of eras. An ode to the flush it-girl, it echoed ‘70s blonde Lolita Ewa Aulin of the 1968...
LFW AW15: Shao Yen
A collaboration with Taiwanese artist Shih Hsiung Chou, Shao Yen Chen’s London presentation combined the idea of installation and performance as the models moved between and paused on glossy black pedestals lik...
British Fashion Council AW15 Fashion film winners
The British Fashion Council (BFC) announced that Gareth Pugh, House of Holland and Jean-Pierre Braganza had received funding to create their own fashion films to be displayed at London Fashion Week.
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The body beautiful
Gabriel Vielma is someone who precisely tailors his clothing for the contemporary woman. Glass speaks to the Chilean interior design graduate, educated at the Instituto Europeo de Design in Madrid and London'...
Glancing back
Scarcely a fortnight has passed since London Fashion Week ended. Yet, here we find ourselves in scurrying between prêt-à -porter shows in Paris after traveling back from a very impressive group of ...
Glass celebrates SS15 at Stamp Members Club
Glass would like to thank all of those that were in attendance at our LFW party last month at Stamp Members Club to see in SS15. A special thanks goes to designer Kristian Aadnevik, celebrating his after-show p...
LFW SS15: Christopher Kane
Ranging from regal aubergine to striking cornflower blue, Christopher Kane crafted a collection that speaks to the modern woman. Colours were clean and sharp as he experimented with only five tones, opting for ...
LFW SS15: David Koma
Drafting the new blueprint for the Mugler woman has made David Koma a little bit more thoughtful about re-aligning the Koma woman in comparison. This made for quite an SS15 show. One of London's only designers ...
LFW SS15: Issa
It’s truly lovely when you happen to pick up the elated sound of cheers backstage once each model has done their turn on the catwalk and even before the models get in line for their final walkout. That happened...
LFW SS15: Tom Ford
Tom Ford’s SS15 brings back late-‘90s glam rock style, with an updated dark but bewitching vibe, in his elegant show. Rough, dark and sensual expressed through the primarily black and transparent garments in th...
LFW SS15: Burberry Prorsum
If anyone's going to give us the biggest and the best, it's Burberry, you can count on fashion polymath Christopher Bailey for that. The Prorsum SS15 show saw The Birds and The Bees inhabit Kensington Gardens, ...
LFW SS15: Whistles
It’s a tricky spot to sit in- half-way between the fast fashions of the high-street, and the luxury of the ready-to-wear realm - and Whistles seems to be one of the few labels to have earned itself a ...
LFW SS15: Temperley London
Alice Temperley is, by her own admission, a woman obsessed with suits. Considering her celebrated brand of feminine romanticism, this may have previously come as a surprise, but for SS15 her love affair with ta...
LFW SS15: Jonathan Saunders
The scene was set with a spectrum of blues clouding the catwalk, garments had leaf detailing from embroidery to beading, giving an unusual autumnal vibe. Oversized bows were used as belts and necklines adding a...