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Sarah Burton showcased a collection gloriously doused with a sense of futurism fused with classicism.
Taipei born Jason Wu’s Autumn / Winter 2012 collection concentrates on fierce feminine inspired tailoring with padded shoulders, cinched waists and dark neutral palettes. The dramatic surroundings provided the perfect contrast for his simple yet beautifully structured hourglass silhouettes.
Giambattista Valli is renowned for showcasing haute couture pieces under the pretence of ready-to-wear. This collection was stripped back, even (dare we say it), simple.
Kanye West debuted his second collection at La Halle Freyssinet in Paris. A total of 20 looks rich in fur, leather and sheer panelling created a collection which received a much warmer welcome from the fashion elite.
Maiyet turned his back on the Bohemian influences of Spring / Summer 2012 and opted for a much darker and sharper selection of pieces.
Haider Ackermann is back with a much more romantisized collection; a collection inspired by the female, for the female. Ackermann’s last collection relied upon a traditionally masculine silhouette one anamoured by boxy and shapeless cuts.
Felipe Oliveira Baptista is renowned for his outwear and is the ultimate selling point to past collections, so this season was a lot to live up to.
Manish Arora created an OTT collection based on street-style. Believe it or not, this collection has actually had a new injection of reality and is nowhere near as inventive as previous collections.
Best known for her flapper-esque creations, Sharon Wauchob created a collection that enriched and stayed true to the brand.
The show opened with smart, paisley printed skirt suits with bell-shaped skirts and tightly fitted bodices boasting large keyhole slits to the waist. The renaissance prints also featured on panelled overcoats with extensive detailing on the shoulders, layered over taffeta puffball skirts.
Edgy and urban Italian sportswear brand Sportsmax, took inspiration from Asian defence arts with strong reference to karate.
Commuun decided to pass on a catwalk show and instead opted in favour of a showroom appointment. Designers Kaito Hori and Iku Furudate used inspiration from the late 1950’s to early 1960’s silhouette to create sensual shapes and cuts.
Better known for her slick collection of handbags, Sophie Hulme debuted a clothing collection that proved her true fashion credentials. The Kingston University graduate says that her aim was to create a luxurious collection with a sense of humour and most importantly a sense of wearability.
Towering Mohicans, bright pink contouring blusher and trashy drag queen eye make-up formed the basis of a catwalk that shot you back in time. The exuberant designs associated with Gray were ever-present; psychedelic prints stood boldly against geometric patterns in tailored shifts or layered under think woollen knits.
McQ made a theatrical return to the runway, offering a show of two halves. The show began with military influences, creating key pieces in olive, aubergine and khaki. A lace detailed tartan dress was brought together with an ever-present black patent belt with gold fastening buckle and chain.
KTZ showcased a bold and mystical collection influenced by 80s New Romantics and Russian Monks.
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