Vivienne Westwood: Ready-To-Wear SS22
When Vivienne Westwood first began using her fashion platform to talk about climate justice, people scoffed. Now, that conversation is at the forefront of everyone’s minds and Westwood is vindicated. Her latest collection pushes an anti-war message and highlights ethical
Halpern: Ready-To-Wear SS22
Following on from his powerful collection film which celebrated front line workers, Michael Halpern turned his attention to the performing arts - another sector disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. Instead of catwalk models, he teamed-up with dancers from the Royal
Eckhaus Latta: Ready-to-Wear SS22
Has it been 10 years already? This weekend, Eckhaus Latta staged its 20th catwalk show. Finding out the New York label is a decade old might leave you scratching your head in disbelief. And that's OK, we were too. The
Rodarte: Ready-To-Wear SS22
Since founding their label in 2015, Rodarte's Laura and Kate Mulleavy have become a natural source to be reckoned with. In a homage to nature and a new spiritual awakening, the brands SS22 collection came jam-packed full of neutral flowy
Vaquera: Ready-To-Wear SS22
New York label Vaquera is bringing its unshakable Gen Z attitude to a new collection that is doused with silver sequins, coated in neon green lace and packed with plenty of latex. Sounds like our sort of party. The youthful label,
Tom Ford: Ready-to-wear SS22
Only Tom Ford could make athleisure look glamorous enough to rival any red-carpet gown. Fashion’s perennial king of sexy bling turns everything to gold. For his first post-lockdown show, Ford replaced formal dressing-up with easy, sporty shapes and then bedazzled them.
Puppets and Puppets: Ready-to-Wear SS22
Known for putting the fun back into fashion – which, after the year we’ve had, who could blame 'em – this season's Puppets and Puppets show brought the looks and the lols. Designer Carly Mark has done it again: wowing
Anna Sui: Ready-To-Wear SS22
Inspired by a dreamy holiday escape where the sun forever shines and the ocean waves constantly crash against the shore, Anna Sui's SS22 collection is enchanted by a day in paradise. Maintaining her classic upbeat and bright aesthetic, crochet bathing
Thom Browne: Ready-to-Wear SS22
Avant-gardism and theatricality are stitched into Thom Browne's DNA, along with grey flannel, shrunken, school uniform proportions and next-level craftsmanship. So, it was a rare treat for New York Fashion Week to host him. Browne usually shows in Paris, but
LaQuan Smith: Ready-To-Wear SS22
Last night, LaQuan Smith made history. The Queens-born designer became the first to put on a fashion show at the Empire State Building. He took his guests 86 floors up the 90-year-old landmark, where they were greeted by an orchestra
Bevza: Ready-To-Wear SS22
Kyiv-based label Bevza took us to New York's Spring Studios for its latest SS22 presentation. Known for its muted colour palettes, sleek designs and a "less but luxe" brand aesthetic, Bevza's sophisticated and tailored designs are a commonality in every
Moschino: Ready-to-wear SS22
Baby-lady? Jeremy Scott invented a new fashion genre for his Moschino show his first live runway since the pandemic began. Held this season at New York Fashion Week, the master showman returned to the runway with a joyful collection inspired
Maryam Nassir Zadeh: Ready-to-wear SS22
After a year of food-stained sweats, messy top knots and a serious case of the CBA when putting any effort into our wardrobe, Maryam Nassir Zadeh is the perfect antidote to your lockdown fashion slump. Always a joyous addition to
Proenza Schouler: Ready-To-Wear SS22
Proenza Schouler took its audience to a sunset show on Little Island, the playful, green oasis on the Hudson, designed by Heatherwick Studio. New York’s newest park hovers over the water on a set of undulating white arches and looks
Peter Do: Ready-to-Wear SS22
When Phoebe Philo left Celine in 2017, many of her loyal devotees felt a deep sense of loss. Yes, they could simply go shop elsewhere – Philo’s design hand could, and still is, felt across the industry – but very