London Fashion Week: a quick overview
LFW
Somerset House
Attending London Fashion Week has been an amazing experience the city itself had a creative buzz in the air with fashionistas networking, exhibiting their work and expressing themselves through their wardrobe and passion for the industry..
I saw so much talent and creativity exhibiting this year; Holly Fulton, Christopher Raeburn, David Koma (to name but a few) that WRUW have decided to dedicate a full feature in our eZINE for these uprising British talents.
OK I know many of you will have followed LFW (thank you new live streaming) and so I choose not to whine on about the celebrity front row, the explosion of fur the plus sized models at Mark Fast, extended hem lines OR even the crazy antlers seen at Topshop Unique.. So here’s a summary of snaps
Sass & Bide: Strong shoulders with intricate embellishments provide a mature glam rock vibe..
Sass & Bide 2010
PPQ: Black & Gold with fringing, party pieces which are very wearable..
PPQ 2010
Betty Jackson: A beautiful collection of over sized military overcoats, dusky pink harem trousers and silk navy dresses with below the knee hem..
Betty Jackson
Todd Lynn: Androgynous cool, oversized fox fur shoulders..
Todd Lynn
Julien McDonald: Chunky Knitwear and feminine lace dresses..
Julien McDonald
Christopher Kane: Black leather teamed with hand embroidered flowers..
Christopher Kane
Osman: Flashes of jewelled embellishments on jersey dresses and cocoon shapes..
Osman
Burberry: All about texture, leather, sheepskin, fur embellished outerwear..
Burberry
February 24, 2010 at 2:29 pm | Fashion Events, Occasion Wear Directory Up-Date, Red Carpet Events, Trends 2010 | 3 comments
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