As if the backlash Gucci recently received for its poorly-executed turtleneck that bears a resemblance to blackface wasn’t enough, Burberry decided to “one-up” the competition during a Fall/Winter 2019 runway show for London Fashion Week with its own insensitive ready-to-wear essential: a hoodie with drawstrings fashioned in the form of a noose. Yeah, that “WTF” […]
Today Style Sector [Jan.10] lists top stylish looks from the Men’s Fashion Week in London below shot by photographer Eva Al Desnudo. Visit streaming.thesource.com for more information
First Base Visit streaming.thesource.com for more information Providing nothing short of a complete visual spectacle, London-based label KTZ offered a look at a collection of graphically captivating menswear during London Fashion Week. Designer Marjan Pejoski put together an attention grabbing aesthetic that combined traditional American collegiate designs, with aspects of style catered to the futuristic and forward thinking. […]
Twin sisters, Tata Naka, re-revolutionize luxury in their AW 2015 collection inspired by the genre of murder mystery.
J.Js Lee kicked off London Fashion Week with a bold, sophisticated show at the BFC Courtyard Show Space in Somerset House.
This season J.W. Anderson “delves into the roaring innocence of party girls and the exhilarating speed of consumption” with 80’s Soviet chic inspiration.
Gareth Pugh has yet again revolutionized couture with his 10th anniversary show, receiving inspiration from his homeland, Britain.
“I know a girl from a lonely street, cold as ice cream but still as sweet” is the line from Blondie’s “Call Me” that describes exactly what the Sibling girl is about – she’s sophisticated yet young, she’s disco yet punk, she’s that girl who’s too cool for her own good.
Central St. Martins featured a variety of designers in their London Fashion Week Fall 2015 presentation at BFC Courtyard Show Space.
