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The British Fashion Council organized in the London Fashion Week an audiovisual project where designers and creatives showed what they have been doing these last months.
London Fashion Week would become a virtual event as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the British Fashion Council has released further details on what to expect.
To survive the pandemic, London’s Fashion Week will be digital and gender-neutral, merging male and female fashion shows.
The British sisters go deep on a futuristic yet classic imaginary, combining the best sides of these two concepts.
Strongly influenced by metal and the 00s most sugary aesthetic, Ashley Williams embodied the most lovable chaos fashion could ever imagine.
Burberry made the London fashion week debut yesterday with their ‘Memories’ collection, in which Riccardo Tisci told the story of the British brand.
A collection that mixes the best of the Astrid of 10 years ago with her new vision, equally positive but far from that exaggerated extravagance.
The British designer has become one of the #must of London Fashion Week. This time, Rose has opted for an experimental collection, with polished designs and references.
LOVERBOY began in the London club scene as a form of self-expression that Charles Jeffrey ended up elevating to the catwalk. We do a throwback at the beginning of the night where it all started, following until the last chapter of SS20.
On this occasion, Simone Rocha chose the Alexandra Palace Theatre, also known as the Ally Pally, as the setting for the debut of her SS20 collection.
Riccardo Tisci introduced us to his approach of the Burberry codes he’s developing, being this one the first carbon neutral show in the brand ever.
“Lightness, ease, freedom”. This is how Victoria Beckham describes her SS20 collection, an ultra-feminine bet designed for women’s everyday life.
Laura and Deanna Fanning present a Spring 2020 collection that merges with boldness the real and the spiritual in a environment full of amulets and symbology.
Craig Green doesn’t change the skin, he morphs it. He evolves with such determination that his identity is well recognisable when his designs appear on the catwalk or are shown in a windowshop.
Feng Chen Wang has decided on the cultural influence of her two great referents, China and the United Kingdom, the origin and end of an emerging designer.
It is undeniable that Xander Zhou is at the forefront of the new wave of young Chinese designers who are completely modifying male aesthetics.
C2H4, techwear and a bold utilitarian aesthetics is the flag this shanghainese designers have chosen to wave. In love with hip-hop culture and Western-American style.
The collection, called ‘Material Study for social architecture’, builds a relationship between four essential compounds: clay, lead, water and glass.
Astrid Andersen continues to participate in the evolution of sportswear, improving sweatpants and shorts with bold prints and a construction with a clear vision of the future.
Inspired by the Kentucky Derby, Bulgarian designer Kiko Kostadinov’s spring collection is much lighter and more colorful than the previous one.
A.W.A.K.E.’s collection, a narrative structure in three acts, condenses an almost irreconcilable aesthetic united only by a minimalist and polished style.