LFWM SS19: John Lawrence Sullivan
JOHN Lawrence Sullivan's show for his SS19 collection took all the codes of streetwear like music, clothes and the diverity of the models.
The models walke to an electronic music of Visionist (the London-bas...
LFWM SS19: Charles Jeffrey Loverboy
BRINGING androgyny into dialogue with the digital age, the Charles Jeffrey Loverboy SS19 Show presented a futuristic vision of amorphous and gender-free fashion inspired by the imperfections of the human body.
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LFWM SS19: Christopher Raeburn
IN COLLABORATION with Timberland, British designer Christopher Ræburn released his Spring/Summer 2019 collection at LMFW. The designer who is known for his functional menswear designs, often made by reworking s...
LFWM SS19: Phoebe English
THE London-based brand Phoebe English has presented f very graphic and geometric outfits for her urban-influenced SS19 collection using a colour palette of orange, black, cloudy gray, white, navy blue and dust ...
LFWM SS19: Art School
UNISEX fashion collective Art School continued to focus on redefining the gendered body in their show at Topman and Fashion East’s MAN SS19 , mirroring the concept of gender fluidity through the supple satins a...
LFWM SS19: Rottingdean Bazaar
NOTORIOUS for their use of found objects and eccentric source materials, design duo Rottingdean Bazaar transformed their third runway show as part of Topman and Fashion East’s MAN project into a fancy-dress par...
LFWM SS19: Stefan Cooke
LANGOUROUS adolescent summers inspired the Stefan Cooke SS19 collection, which was presented at the MAN SS19 show organised by Topman and Fashion East.
With a focus on re-imagining the quintessential...
Glass In Motion Exclusive: Mr.Start and their LFWM original film The One
A DECADE of style is a difficult thing to ignore. In celebration, Philip Start, the founder of the London-based menswear brand Mr.Start, has curated a collection of his most iconic and influential pieces. Despi...
LFWM SS19: A Cold Wall
DAY three of the London SS19 Menswear collections and the super cool streetwear loving fashion crowd are raring to go and fully equipped with branded fume masks and clear on trend visor wraparound protective ey...
LFWM SS19: Oliver Spencer
BRITISH designer Oliver Spencer transported a piece of countryside to London during his SS19 show called Wildflower. The show began with a spring-colored video showing images of flowers such as poppies or daisi...
LFWM SS19: Qasimi
KHALID Al Qasimi, the creative director behind the brand Qasimi showcased his North African inspired SS19 collection at LMFW this weekend. The Emirati-born, UK-raised designer described having derived inspirati...
LFWM SS19: E-Tautz SS19
FOR SS19 E.Tautz has looked back to its own roots, looking to rebuild historic supply chains in the north of England, and revisiting the social history of the UK’s textile regions as they try to come to t...
LFWM18: Bobby Abley
THE Tasmanian Devil of the fashion industry, Bobby Abley is renowned for taking pop culture classics, usually centred around children favourites, and reworking them into menswear pieces. The Little Mermaid, The...
LFWM18: Belstaff
RUGGED looks of tartan lining, leopard prints and leathers, punk colours and weatherproof outerwear were all seen in the Belstaff AW18 collection. Set in the heart of Soho, guests gained access to the brand’s L...
LFWM18: Christopher Raeburn
AS OUR OCEANS are continually used as a place for criminal activity, from the burgeoning amount of plastic washed up on shores, to the mass murder of the very species that make up its ecosystem, it seems that C...
LFWM18: Oliver Spencer
ROXY Music’s Love is the Drug fills the show space, mustard velvet blazers and chocolate brown corduroy caps grace the runway and just like that, the 70s are back. Oliver Spencer uses the city of London to gene...
LFWM18: Alex Mullins
ALEX MULLINS is our idea of a true creative. Speaking of a past collection with W Magazine, Mullins declared, “I was creating without a purpose whatsoever”. This mind set is arguably the most fertile state any ...
LFWM18: What We Wear
CONCEPTS of the everyday worker reimagined by Tinie Tempah’s athleisure brand What We Wear translates into a runway saturated with sharp, sporty workwear chic. Tempah’s third fashion show opened with a short fi...
LFWM: Vivienne Westwood SS18
THERE are few designers on the roster at London Fashion Week Men’s whose name is globally recognisable – in fact, Vivienne Westwood is quite possibly the only one. This being as it may, Dame Vivienne Westwood’s...
LFWM: Oliver Spencer SS18
WHEN it comes to the catwalks, one thing we can unanimously agree on is that diversity is always great to see, and at Oliver Spencer, this sentiment was strongly expressed. Distinguished-looking men of all race...
LFWM: KENT AND CURWEN SS18
TEAMS were the running theme at the Kent and Curwen SS18 collection. Presented in Covent Garden, where the Kent and Curwen first shop will be opening. Set up in a vintage style basketball court, guest were able...