Opening Ceremony: Ready-to-wear SS17
Pageant of the People. That was the idea behind Opening Ceremony’s SS17 presentation. Think of it as a sort of pageant, hosted by Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein of Portlandia, asking models Miss World style questions as they took to
Prabal Gurung: Ready-to-wear SS17
Prabal Gurung has soul. His SS17 collection was an exploration of modern feminism, inspired by Gloria Steinem's ‘My Life On The Road’. My, we love a social and political activist. And we love to put up a good fight. Naturally, then, Prabal's
Altuzarra: Ready-to-wear SS17
"Did I ever tell ya that this here jacket represents a symbol of my individuality, and my belief in personal freedom?" Sailor (Nicolas Cage) asked Lula (Laura Dern) in David Lynch's Wild At Heart. Probably something along he lines of
Hood By Air: Ready-to-wear SS17
Hood by Air was a veritable assault of ideas. So excuse us for the stream of consciousness. First thoughts? There is some sort of substance on the model’s heads. A bit like they'd just been birthed. Similar looks can be achieved
Victoria Beckham: Ready-to-wear SS17
Another chapter in the Victoria Beckham evolution. On a sombre day in New York City, it begun with two minutes of silence before the show began. And if the show itself wasn't sombre, it was tranquil. As usual, VB's girls
Alexander Wang: Ready-to-wear SS17
Wang's gang were on a mission. Those girls and boys really powered themselves down that catwalk. Now, we know Alexander Wang loved hip hop, rnb and rap during the '90s. And that was here - not only in the music,
Dion Lee: Ready-to-wear SS17
We've got chills, they're multiplying. That's just what Dion Lee does to us. Group ZERO seems to was the inspo for Dion in 2016. For AW16, he cited Otto Piene's work as inspiration. This time, for SS17, he's looking at
Lacoste: Ready-to-wear SS17
Lacoste is taking us places. Villa Malaparte in Capri to be exact. Let us set the scene. Think: a game of tennis on a rooftop. It's hot, everybody's hot. Lots of greenery, too. We can almost hear the smack of
Tommy Hilfiger: #TommyNow AW16
The American Dream. Sitting on a pier - Tommy Pier, that is - with the smell of hot dogs and candy floss in the air, surrounded by white and blue Tommy Hilfiger goods. This, Tommy x Gigi, was all about
Akris: Ready-to-wear SS17
Albert Kriemler of Akris is a quiet cultural powerhouse. Last season he took us on a journey to deepest Africa, this time he’s taking us to Cuba. Havana, baby. We do love a Cuban theme. The starting point was a painting
Jason Wu: Ready-to-wear SS17
There were some very nice chairs at Jason Wu. Mid-century numbers. A pleasant arse-to-seat situation. Similarly pleasant was the show itself, Wu’s SS17 offering, but isn’t it always? Mr Wu is the king of uptown el-e-gance. The chairs were a hint,
Thakoon: Ready-to-wear AW16
Would it be wrong to describe Thakoon’s newest collection as a sort of gothic girl scout? A collection of layered pared back basics to create an almost hobo grunge person. But clean, unlike a hobo, seeing as this is high
Adam Selman: Ready-to-wear SS17
Okay, so we’re going to describe Adam Selman’s girl as a bit of a disco dolly. Because, she was, amongst other things (Mr Selman’s references being very eclectic) a bit Seventies.There was denim, crochet, Donna Summer’s belly button printed across a
Kim or Kylie? Single White Sister Situation
Listen up Tenners. The latest dispatch from the mind of our Editrix-in-Chief, Sophia Neophitou. She’s fascinated. Fascinated by the morphing phenomenon that is Kylie Jenner. Or is it Kim? She’s confused. We’re confused. Is this one busty blonde we see
Yeezy Season 4
Let's call this, to misquote a popular erotic novel, 50 shades of beige. There may not have been 50. But there were lots. It was all quite skimpy. Sort of like dystopic ballet wear. Said skimpiness was probably appreciated by