LFW SS18: Margaret Howell
SIMPLICITY taken to the seas for SS18 as designer Margaret Howell merges her signature styles with nautical themes and natural colour scheming. Cuban collars and navy neck ties, the smart-casual silhouettes see...
LFW SS18: MM6 Maison Margiela
FEELING relaxed? Then you’re probably in just the mood for the latest looks from MM6 Maison Margiela. This monochrome, text heavy collection felt chilled with its oversized silhouettes and simple palette.
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LFW SS18: Chalayan
HUSSEIN Chalayan used the concept of the digital age to create the theme for his SS18 collection believing the sense of entitlement that the social media user has contradicts with their measuring of self-worth,...
LFW SS1: Glass went backstage at Steven Tai
GLASS went backstage at womenswear Steven Tai LFW presentation yesterday and documented the creation of the looks.
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LFW SS18: Pam Hogg
THE crowd of Pam Hogg were treated to a picnic feast of a show, as the tune of Teddy Bear Picnic plays over the speakers, models in colourful meshed garments that left nothing to the imagination strutted do...
LFW SS18: Burberry
Taking place at the Old Sessions House in Clerkenwell, London, one had to walk through a crowd of vociferous anti-fur protesters flanking the entrance to get into the venue for the British uber-brand Burberry S...
LFW SS18: Markus Lupfer
FAMED for his humorous knitwear, fun surreal prints and embellishment, British designer Markus Lupfer continues to do what he does best in his SS18 collection. The Markus Lupfer girl is spending this season in ...
LFW SS18: Ralph and Russo
RALPH AND RUSSO debuted their SS18 collection in London and unlike the usual garments seen on the London runway, this collection was couture dresses, beading working and unusual silhouettes. We can see why the ...
LFW SS18: Jasper Conran
IT was a riot of colours at Jasper Conran’s SS18 show and the designer used every pencil in his box to colour in his looks. The most eye-catching were lemon sherbet yellow, bubble-gum pink, royal blue and brigh...
LFW SS18: Haizhenwang
HAIZHENWANG’S presentation, held at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane was labeled as the Human Mistake giving feels of the world changing around us. The presentation featured re-purposed denim from SS17, with lac...
LFW SS18: Ashley WIlliams
LONDON’s ultimate cool girl brand is back for another season of edgy looks with a feminine appeal. For SS18 Ashley Williams brought clashing prints and patterns in bold hues to this 90s beach club runway.
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LFW SS18: Roberta Einer
THINK Venice beach in California. Think skater, surfer or LA girl. That’s what Roberta Einer’s SS18 collection was all about. It was a mix of 1970s, ‘80s and ‘90s California slogan fashion at Einer’s presentati...
LFW SS18: Eudon Choi
FOR the first day of LFW, Eudon Choi drew upon architecture and modernist design to create his SS18 collection named E1027. The title is a reference to the villa designed by Eileen Gray and her lover, Jean Bado...
LFW SS18: Teatum Jones
TEATUM Jones understands fashion as a message. Communicating freedom as SS18 centres around the story of Paralympian Natasha Baker who competes in dressage as it gives her the legs taken away from her by Transv...
LFW SS18: Fyodor Golan
IT WAS a sweet treat at the Fyodor Golan SS18 show at London Fashion Week. The duo is known for their comical collaborations with My Little Pony, Coca-Cola, Post-it and Power Puff girls and this season was no d...
LFW SS18: Richard Malone
RICH in colour and flowing in fit, Richard Malone opens London Fashion Week with a vivid collection of styling described as the “the complete opposite of modernity”. Straying from the bandwagon and starting fro...
NYFW SS18 The Glass Round-up
GLASS rounds-up the most standout fashion shows held during New York Fashion Week Spring / Summer 2018.
Instead of chasing pavements, Alexander Wang was busy chasing the busy streets of Brooklyn to debut his...
NYFW SS18: Alexander Wang
INSTEAD of chasing pavements, Alexander Wang was busy chasing the busy streets of Brooklyn to debut his SS18 collection. The show took place in three different New York streets, where all 32 models where trans...
NYFW SS18: Marc Jacobs
MARC Jacobs is known for his set design and did not disappoint by coming back with an, albeit quiet, bang for his NYFW SS18 show. With no set and no sound, all that could be heard from the single front row that...
NYFW SS18: Coach
COACH is to the US like Burberry to Britain, so the abundance of American references in Stuart Vevers’ SS18 collection was no surprise. From prairie shirts paired with silk and lace slip dresses and cowboy boot...
NYFW SS18: Ralph Lauren
EVER heard of a fashion show in a garage? Well, now you have, Ralph Lauren presented his stunning SS18 collection in his own garage, the catwalk was lined with his classical collection of Bugattis, Bentleys...