PFW AW18: Ann Demeulemeester
ALL for one and one for all. Ann Demeulemeester showcased a full monochromatic collection for AW18. Debuting during PFW, our attention focused on accessories instantly. Set against the matte-black garments, thi...
PFW: Kenzo La Collection Memento No3
STRAIGHT out of the MoMA and onto the runway, Kenzo debut the third instalment of their La Collection Memento series during PFW. Taking inspiration from artwork by artist Henry Rousseau, also known as Le Douani...
PFW AW18: Maison Margiela
FOLLOWING his couture show, John Galliano continued to deconstruct outerwear and incorporate technical fabrics in his RTW AW18 collection for Maison Margiela.
Presented at the Le Grand Palais, models mar...
PFW AW18: Dries van Noten
RENOWNED for extravagant use of clashing print, Dries van Noten stayed true to form with his AW18 collection. From the get go, illustrative print is a main feature as a series of monochromatic and mustard looks...
PFW AW18: Lanvin
MINIMALISM is a key attribute that Lanvin has excelled at for recent seasons, and nothing has changed for their AW18 collection. As the first look makes it debut the dim-lit surroundings act as a blank canvas, ...
PFW AW18: Lacoste
DIAMOND-ARGYLE knit, a touch of plaid and cagoules all round, Lacoste presented the best of countryside chic with their AW18 coed collection. Juxtaposition binds the collection together, with a major conflict b...
PFW AW18: Jacquemus
THE SAHARA didn’t seem too far away as the first look from Jacquemus’ AW18 collection walked the runway, marking the beginning of Paris Fashion Week. But aside from all the excitement of his collection debut, w...
MFW AW18: Tommy Hilfiger
SPEEDING into first place, Gigi Hadid opened her fourth and final collaborative collection with Tommy Hilfiger for SS18. The See-Now-Buy-Now collection, aptly named TOMMYNOW “DRIVE”, didn’t shy away from theme ...
MFW AW18: Dolce and Gabbana
INITIALLY, everything seemed as normal at Dolce and Gabbana’s AW18 show, the extravagant runway decorated to a decadent standard, with a touch of Italian artistry, is something we have come to expect from the d...
MFW AW18: Marni
DOING what they do best, Marni delivered another polished collection for their AW18 collection. Although there are aspects of deconstruction integrated into many garments, the collection radiates refinement and...
MFW AW18: Missoni
WITH enough colour to put Joseph and his Technicolour Dreamcoat in the shade, Missoni produced another coed collection exploring textures and print for their AW18 runway at MFW. Missoni’s confidence with clashi...
MFW AW18: Salvatore Ferragamo
ANDROGYNOUS, richly neutral, and clean, the Salvatore Ferragamo AW18 show was a sleek, adaptable, and modern collection for any wardrobe. The men and women looks seemed to merge into one as each look graced the...
MFW AW18: Prada
PRADA have long pioneered diversity in the fashion industry, and in their AW18 collection at MFW, they wanted that message to be more powerful than ever. Model Anok Yai – who was scouted after an image of her a...
MFW AW18: Fendi
THE NON sine qua of Italian fashion, Fendi didn’t let us down with their AW18 collection at MFW. Showcasing, yet another, collection excelling in advanced tailoring and sophistication, Fendi produced an extreme...
LFW AW18: Steventai
STEVENTAI’s clothes have always been the uniform for confident women that stands out from everybody else for all the right reasons. His AW18 collection was no exception.
The collection showcased the designer...
MFW AW18: Moncler Genius
TAKING the place of Gucci, MFW kicked off with a spectacular start last night, as Moncler showcased Moncler Genius, an “eight cell” event debuting collaborative collections with various designers. Collections w...
MFW AW18: Gucci
WHO would have thought that in 2018, severed heads would be the fashion? But that is exactly what Gucci incorporated into their AW18 coed collection during Milan Fashion Week. The shows entirety was a bingo car...
LFW AW18: Xiao Li
HELD at the DiscoveryLAB in the BFC Show Space, Xiao Li’s AW18 collection showed her classic, innovative style of being fun and bold whilst pushing the boundaries of knitwear and silicone. This collection focus...
LFW AW18: Paula Knorr
Paula Knorr’s AW18 collection, presented during LFW, celebrates the sensuality of female dressing, taking inspiration from the wide range of womenswear clothing available to us. From extremely revealing to cons...
LFW AW18: Peter Pilotto
WINDING around the coloured tables filling Tramp, the London club, Peter Pilotto got us all dreaming of disco dancing with his AW18 collection. Warm colours of pinks and oranges kicked off his feminine collecti...
LFW AW18: Matty Bovan
SO WRONG it’s right. Matty Bovan took deconstruction to a whole new level, showcasing his textile driven AW18 collection during LFW. His experimentation with textile design and fabric manipulation sets the coll...