Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena-Irons’s signature chaotic energy ruled the second day of London Fashion Week.
Designer Catherine Holstein presented an unexpected array highlighting raw beauty, with skincare by Monastery and beauty by NARS.
Showing in Madrid to present ‘Eighteeen,’ Palomo draws inspiration from Sofia Coppola’s adolescent narratives, ‘Marie Antoinette’ and ‘The Virgin Suicides.’
Designer Taofeek Abijako’s “IF HEAVEN COULD TALK” collection combines avant-garde tailoring, streetwear, and diasporic influences.
A satorial dialogue between formality and ease.
Japanese designer Daisuke Obana presents bold new patterns including leopard-like spots, converging stripes, and spirals.
Embracing a girly and modern “Chinatown grandma” aesthetic.
“This collection is the faded glamour of Havana in the 1950s mixed with the swagger of a guy, wearing a linen suit, who just stepped off a seaplane in Miami in the 1980s,” said Snyder.
The Ib Kamara-led label took over the rooftop basketball court at New York’s New Design High School for a kaleidoscopic show inspired by Black excellence.
Island vibes emanated throughout the entire range, which experimented with memory and movement through color, sound and contrasting textures.
Presented by
Veuve Clicquot
Off-White™ returns, classics re-emerge and the parties in between it all, including a special picnic hosted by Veuve Clicquot and Simon Porte Jacquemus.
Designed for the everyday, the brand’s 15th collection for Copenhagen Fashion Week strikes a balance between understated and contemporary.
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