“Forget Me Not: a wildflower with petals of dusty pink and faded lilac-blue. A symbol of true and eternal love, devotion, and remembrance.”
Waists were cinched, collars were darted, legs were flared and slit, and tank tops made for fabulous summer dresses.
Models turned into curious showmen, reciting dated love notes shared between the couple for all to hear.
Taking over a London casino arcade, Jonathan Anderson presented a neon-lit runway that showed the fun side of fashion.
While also welcoming a footwear line bolstered by cowboy boots.
As Victorian sophistication plays on innocence.
Drawing from her grandma’s bathroom curtains and her Iranian heritage.
Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena-Irons’s debut London Fashion Week show brought teenage angst to the runway.
From Standing Ground’s slithering gowns to Karoline Vitto garments for all and Jawara Alleyne’s bold Caribbean flair.
By referencing Greek mythology, the designer explores how clothes shift shapes and colors in volumes from barely there to momentous.
Delivering the first fashion show hosted by a luxury house in China’s new hotbed for fashion.
“All of those people who have contributed to the culture that we have now, play a huge inspiration in this collection. It’s for them.”
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