Peter Jensen "Thelma" was the title on the invitation for Pet 's latest presentation, and given his predilection for idiosyncratic muses, the imagination ran riot. A straw poll came up with a draw between ... More | Save |
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Mary Katrantzou Mar 's thank-yous today included a shout-out to Antony Price, the British fashion legend whose claims to fame included dressing Roxy Music and their cover girls. Price was a specialist in t... More | Save |
| Osman Osm Yousefzada keeps barreling forward into uncharted territory. Last season, his rigorous shapes softened into something looser d sexier, d this time he allowed himself the high drama of highly... More | Save |
| Dion Lee Before his presentation today, Australian designer Dio explained—rather meekly—that he saw his London fashion week debut as "an introduction."
Suffice it to say, London fashion wee... More | Save |
| A.L.C. "Nostalgic in a modern way," is how Andrea Lieberman described her latest collection for A.L Often multiple nostalgias mixed. The slim checked wool trousers in look 24, for example, conjured up the... More | Save |
| Joseph Jos 's grunge-inspired Resort collection came out of pretty much nowhere
to become a blockbuster for the brand: Those checks and diaphanous florals
have been in stores for a while now, and the dem... More | Save |
| Meadham Kirchhoff How did this happen? Once upon a time, Ed Meadham and Ben Kirchhoff were the angry young men of English fashion. They used their runway as a stage for expressing feminist rage, romantic torpor, aliena... More | Save |
| Emilio de la Morena Emi fans were in for a shock today. The designer has earned a fervent following for his kicky frocks, with their sexy winks of skin, punchy color combinations, and fit-and-flare cuts; ... More | Save |
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