Mulberry: Ready-to-wear SS17
Did you know that Surrey Quays, where Mulberry their show was the birth place of Jade Goody? Us neither. Anyway, enough of the random trivia, how best to describe Johnny Coca's second outing for house? Allow us to quote directly from
Topshop Unique: Ready-to-wear SS17
Topshop Unique. We're going to call this Patrick Bateman victim. Not that the models we're victims, or that the clothes suggested a crime against fashion taking place, it was more the style of the clothes. A sort of Helmut Newton
Mary Katrantzou: Ready-to-wear SS17
This season, Mary Katrantzou asked the question Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters first asked themselves in 1960-something, have you passed the acid test? Which considering that that this was a Grecian odyssey via 1960-thing the answer would be yes. The Grecian influence
Anya Hindmarch: Ready-to-wear SS17
There's always some sort of crazy production at an Anya Hindmarch show. This time it came in the form of a rising circular roof that when raised revealed an underground spiral walkway, in bright, optic white, not dissimilar to the
Margaret Howell: Ready-to-wear SS17
There's always a sense of permanent vacation to a Margaret Howell collection, if that makes sense. The clothes are relaxed, the models move so languidly, it's just very peaceful and serene. This time she presented what we will describe as a
Palmer//Harding: Ready-to-wear SS17
We would describe Palmer//Harding's SS17 show yesterday, if it were not the catchphrase of a major American cosmetics brand, as easy, breezy, beautiful. Palmer//Harding have always been good at a nice shirt, their speciality, if you will - and they
David Beckham Unveils Kent & Curwen
David Beckham is a sartorial dapper chap. And now you too can wear his clothes. Not in a like, rifling through his wardrobe situation, as that may be frowned upon and could grant you a restraining order, but via Kent
VERSUS: Ready-to-wear SS17
"It's time to enter the next phase of the Versus experience". Or so the voiceover boomed in what I would like to describe as sexy sounding Prince voice over fashion. You know that husky, ever so slightly breathless with excitement
Gareth Pugh: Ready-to-wear SS17
Drama, drama, drama. From the music build up. And the clothes. Yesterday, Gareth Pugh premiered 60 costumes for Eliogabalo at the Palais Garnier opera in Paris, today he premiered his SS17 collection in London, and obviously his opera work is
Simone Rocha: Ready-to-wear SS17
There was a sense of weightlessness about Simone Rocha. It felt light. And airy. Like a cloud. There was a sense of something being suspended mid air. Sheer embroidered layers were belted around the body in soft puffs of fabric.
J.W.Anderson: Ready-to-wear SS17
Disney Princess. This season J.W.Anderson gave us Disney princess. Cinderella before her fairy godmother appeared in a blaze of light and with a flick of her wand turned her into a princess. To call it a hessian sack would in a
Molly Goddard: Ready-to-wear SS17
When Little House on the Prairie meets Children of the Damned and they rave at Molly Goddard. High on legal highs. Meow Meow. Legal highs are the E, or the old new E. Who can keep up with these things
House of Holland: Ready-to-wear SS17
House of Holland is 10. Can it really be 10 years since we were first introduced to his slogan t-shirts? And in case you might be young enough to not remember them the first time round, take a look at
Emilia Wickstead: Ready-to-wear SS17
To the manor born or peasant girl frolicking in a field? Either work. Let's be honest a slight olden day vibe is Emilia Wickstead's speciality. And she does it well. Think of this as a lady inguene. There's an innocence
Fashion East: Ready-to-wear SS17
Remember Annabella Lwin, of Bow Wow Wow, the one who wanted candy? Well, she’s finally got it in the form of Matty Bovan’s Fashion East showing this morning. The best way to describe this is joyous. Imagine a punky raver.