- Preen by Thornton Bregazzi:
- Husband-and-wife duo Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi returned with their sexy, witchy singular vision. Their collection featured gothic references, signature Nineties grunge, and sportswear touches. Think bomber jackets spliced with blazers, giant trapper hats paired with quilted wrap house skirts, and extravagant purple sheepskin collars on shiny black trenches. A nod to their homeware collection, which will soon expand to include wallpaper and furnishing fabrics.
- JW Anderson’s Craftsmanship:
- Jonathan Anderson showcased creations ranging from the sculptural and outsized to the practical and comfort-first. His love for craft was evident, making his show a highlight of London Fashion Week.
- Emerging Talents:
- London Fashion Week celebrated its 40th anniversary with a city-wide extravaganza. Iconic labels and emerging talents like Paolo Carzana and the Fashion East show added excitement to the event.
- Avant-Garde Eye:
- London wouldn’t be complete without the avant-garde eye of the city’s young designers. Central Saint Martins alums Amber W. Smith and Susan Fang, along with Paolo Carzana, who was recently named an LVMH prize semi-finalist, brought creativity to the runway.
- Trends to Watch:
- Some key trends spotted during London Fashion Week included sheer skirts, faux-fur coats, big bows, and underpinnings. Designers pushed boundaries and offered fresh interpretations of classic styles.
These looks captured the essence of London’s vibrant and diverse fashion scene!
