Fashion East: Ready-To-Wear AW23
For the last two decades, Fashion East has cemented its place as one of London Fashion Week’s hottest tickets. Lulu Kennedy’s talent incubator has nurtured the best of British talent, from Jonathan Anderson and Simone Rocha, to Martine Rose and
Harris Reed: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Harris Reed is courting cool Hollywood. Fresh from dressing Harry Styles in Nina Ricci at the Brits, (ahead of his debut Paris show for the house next month), his London Fashion Week front row boasted Jodie Turner Smith wearing one of his signature cartwheel hats, whilst Florence Pugh opened his
Luar: Ready-To-Wear AW23
The swift trajectory of Raul Lopez’ namesake Luar is a success story worth celebrating. Relaunching the brand in 2021 after a two-year hiatus, the designer – who first established himself as a co-founder of Hood By Air – was New
Willy Chavarria: Ready-To-Wear AW23
The allure of Willy Chavarria lies in the designer’s voluminous silhouettes, which often meets tailoring with deftly cut workwear; a fusion that feels romantic, poetic almost, in its subversion of masculine dress codes.
Thom Browne: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Earlier this year, Thom Browne began his role as chairman of the CFDA, returning to New York Fashion Week last night with a collection largely based on The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. The story – which follows a
Khaite: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Dubbed Balance of Power, the collection explored elongated silhouettes and distinct layering.
Coach: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Stuart Vevers’ AW23 Coach show, with its leather short-shorts, hulking oversized shearling jackets and bags shaped like puckered kisses, formed a wardrobe that could easily dress a myriad of New York style tribes. The designer dubbed the collection “a reflection
Eckhaus Latta: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta of Eckhaus Latta have always been interested in everydayness. They’ve spent the last decade dressing their extended community, mainly from the worlds or art and fashion, in a uniform of crafty-yet-intelligent staples. Their autumn/winter 2023
Dion Lee: Ready-To-Wear AW23
An inflatable translucent puffer jacket in clear-coated vinyl, worn open over a seductive fishnet bodysuit and fluid black trousers belted by a leather criss-cross fastening, opened Dion Lee’s AW23 show.
Collina Strada: Ready-To-Wear AW23
A furry frenzy was afoot at Collina Strada’s show on Friday. Chimeric creatures clawed and hissed their way past enraptured guests whose equally unsettled and pleased reactions were palpable.
Rodarte: Ready-To-Wear AW23
For fall 2023, Rodarte returned to New York Fashion Week with a collection that referenced goths, fairies, and witchcraft, all set to music by Tori Amos.
Proenza Schouler: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Chloe Sevigny opened the show and also narrated the soundtrack, which was a short story by Ottessa Moshfegh set to music by Arca. The collection featured sensible suits, strong outerwear, and glittery evening looks.
Marc Jacobs: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Off-the-scale productions have long defined Marc Jacobs’ catwalk shows. Yet, emerging from the pandemic, the American fashion titan has chosen instead to translate the theatrics into his attention to silhouette. Long, lean, and oversized, he cocoons his models in androgynous,
Marni: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Why did Marni want to show in Tokyo? “The synchronisation with this culture is about being inspired by how much sacrifice there is in disciplining, learning, making. Here, they’re masters of that,” Francesco Risso said before taking over the Yoyogi