What’s not to love about an enormous cashmere and leather blanket bag slung over the shoulder. We would like to cocoon inside this… and quite rightly we were contemplating cocooning as this Hermès Autumn/ Winter 18 collection was quite womb

Here is where we are at: “Many things in the world have not been named; and many things, even if they have been named, have never been described. One of these is the sensibility – unmistakably modern, a variant of

No Theme. This was the Junya Watanabe Autumn/ Winter 18 collection. It was pulled back, easier, but with all that sneaky Watanabe magic in the works. “I believe my work is to express whatever I feel like doing at each

In a cloud of smoke inside the Chaillot - Theatre National de la Danse, Haider Ackermann presented a Vanishing Act. Well, not literally. These clothes were very much alive, pulsating with clashes of colour. Here to stay. Chartreuse and azure coloured

Silent Energy, was the title of Issey Miyake’s Autumn/ Winter ’18 collection. Our kind of energy. It buzzed through this collection, seeping into each piece, Yoshiyuki Miyamae’s winter wonderland. “From where does life come and to where does it go?”

This was not for mere mortals. We’re calling it ‘The Shining.’ All that spine chilling silver and glistening blackness underneath glittering chandeliers. Olivier Rousteing's Balmain Autumn Winter ’18 was like a hardcore vitamin injection, a fashion high of glitz and glamour. This season

“We are infinite.” Yes because Jun Takahashi of Undercover knows this kind of thing. And so he knows how to deliver that eternally exquisite street vibe with total class. We loved the Stranger Things vibe to it, Sadie Sink opened

Jonathan Anderson‘s collections for Loewe are an adventure. There’s a nobility and a strength of purpose in what he does. The best clothes make us think. We like a challenge and we like to be schooled in the Loewe language. A series