Brunello Cucinelli: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Known as a tried and true Milanese veteran, Brunello Cucinelli took a trip to the city's high altitudes for its AW22 collection. The designer unveiled a collection that is rich in references, intricate patterns and updated shapes and silhouettes, bringing
Richard Malone: Ready-To-Wear AW22
For Richard Malone’s AW22 collection, the designer delved into the things that make him happy. Opting to present the edit digitally with a snazzy lookbook – rather than a full blown catwalk like the Raphael cartoon V&A set he offered
Chopova Lowena: Ready-To-Wear AW22
If fashion is a form of dialogue, then the newest Chopova Lowena collection is a fusion between Slavic folk tales, 1970s punk rock lyrics and contemporary slam poetry. The London-label has gained notoriety for it’s instantly-recognisable carabiner skirts, inspired by
Moschino: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Imagine the Antiques Roadshow but make it fashion: that was the idea behind Moschino’s wildly witty AW22 show. Inspired by Franco Moschino’s famous cutlery brooches and jackets fastened by hot-and-cold faucet buttons, Jeremy Scott hit upon the idea of wearable
Prada: Ready-To-Wear AW22
It was a Prada show for the ages, and one co-designers Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons dedicated to the history of women. They showed it on an all-star cast of models who have embodied the house over the years -
Emporio Armani: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Not one but two collections delivered at Emporio Armani with the men’s and womenswear combined – boom, boom, double whammy. The two nicely played off each other, enhancing the world that Mr. Armani creates for his loyal customers, one that
Diesel: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Glenn Martens is on a roll. The Belgian designer is staking his claim as one of fashion's most ferocious forces. First with his Y/Project co-ed show in Paris in January, where he illustrated his ingenious pattern cutting ability with immaculate effect. Then
Max Mara: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Teddy Bear coats, oversized puffers and quilted nylon micro skirts. A modern cocooning uniform to keep out the cold. Max Mara's creative director, Ian Griffiths, delved into the early avant-garde movement for inspiration, the Dadaist world of Paul Klee, Max
Fendi: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Wham! Milan Fashion Week started with a bang. Fendi shook the cobwebs out of the fashion system, with an energised and intense collection that channeled our collective Y2K obsession with added big show bravura. The excitement began before a model
Raf Simons: Ready-To-Wear AW22
London Fashion Week might've been missing some of its key players this season – the likes of Burberry and JW Anderson have both dropped off the official schedule. But a surprise appearance from Raf Simons, who released his collection digitally
Vivienne Westwood: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Buy less, love your clothes more: it's always been the mantra of Vivienne Westwood. Long before deadstock and upcycling became fashion buzzwords, and today's fresh faced designers charged forward on a sustainable clothing revolution. But even 50 years in the
Ozwald Boateng: Ready-To-Wear AW22
A zestful return to the London Fashion Week calendar is not enough to describe the feeling set in the air at Ozwald Boateng's AW22 showcase. After a 12-year hiatus from showing in the capital, the designer came full-circle with a
Christoper Kane: Ready-To-Wear AW22
The age-old idea that sex sells has always worked for Christopher Kane. The Scottish fashion titan was sorely missed as the London shows sprung back to life this season. In place of a physical show, he stuck to a fashion
Roksanda: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Sometimes the most unlikely collaborations are the ones that work the best. Who would have thought that Roksanda’s grand volumes and Fila’s sporty heritage could work so well together? The designer’s soft spot for Fila goes back to her Serbian
Rejina Pyo: Ready-To-Wear AW22
The Supper Club served as the befitting title for Seoul-born designer, Rejina Pyo’s, AW22 presentation. Set in The Aubrey, a plush new Japanese-cuisine-based Knightsbridge restaurant and drinking hub, it was a luxurious and slightly eccentric experience to feed all the