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A sartorial showcase of London Fashion Week's street style details—prints, coats, furs galore.
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Showing posts with label london fashion week. Show all posts
LFW: street style
A sartorial showcase of London Fashion Week's street style details—prints, coats, furs galore.
Poppy Delevigne
Poppy Delevigne—one of my current girl crushes—knows how to put an ensemble together. Here's a slew of stylish looks the model/socialite wears for NYFW + LFW.
London Fashion Week street style
Celine totes, Miu Miu glitter booties, blackberries, balloons, sequins + more = #LWF street style
London Fashion Week: Autumn/Winter 2011--Vivienne Westwood, Antonio Berardi
Irreverent British School Girls, Alice In Wonderland Mad Hatter, Lace & Satin and Sexy Gowns: It's London Fashion Week!
The Do-Not-Meet-The-Inlaws Outfit: Vivienne Westwood Red Label Autumn/Winter 2011Vivienne Westwood Red Label Autumn/Winter 2011:
When Is My Lunch Appointment? Vivienne Westwood Autumn/Winter 2011
Cutting English Class: Vivienne Westwood Red Label Autumn/Winter 2011
GoldFace Cocktails: Vivienne Westwood Red Label Autumn/Winter 2011
Crack-On Geisha Meets Savile Row: Vivienne Westwood Red Label Autumn/Winter 2011Click Below for Vivienne Westwood Red Label Fall 2011 Collection Highlights:
Antonio Berardi Fall 2011:
Color Blocked Autumn: Antonio Berardi Autumn/Winter 2011Designer Antonio Berardi--famous for his sexy dresses and THOSE heel-less boots and shoes showed his Autumn/Winter 2011 Collection during London Fashion Week this past weekend. There were lots of those cocktail and evening dresses he's come to be known for but also, the news here, was he also showed his version of "Daytime Clothes". Tailored geometrically-cut color blocked suits with draped-folded skirts looked modern and irresistible to his Berardi girls who want to "Give It To Them" while having lunch. In the evening department, the slits were high and there were shots of see-through laces, chiffon mixed with double-face satins, lurex and velvets. And as far as cocktail, as we saw in many of the recent NY Fall 2011 Collections, the lengths are coming down ladies.
Cover The Knee: Antonio Berardi Autumn/Winter 2011
Metallic Gala: Antonio Berardi Autumn/Winter 2011
Royal Wedding Party: Antonio Berardi Autumn/Winter 2011
Be Careful Getting Out Of Your Limo: Antonio Berardi Autumn/Winter 2011 Click Below for Antonio Berardi Fall 2011 Runway Show--Highlights:
Central Saint Martins Graduate Show--London Fashion Week Fall '09/10
Central Saint Martins Graduate Show in London Fashion Week:
Futurist Uniformity by Wayne Fitzell
Last week, in London, the graduating students of the Masters Program of Fashion at the prestigious school of Central Saint Martins debuted their collections during London Fashion Week. Central Saint Martins is considered one of the foremost design schools in Europe if not the world. It is comprised of five schools: The School of Art, the School of Fashion and Textiles, School of Graphic and Industrial Design, Drama Centre London, and the Byam Shaw School of Art. Notable graduates include John Galliano, Sophia Kokosalaki, Christopher Kane, Gareth Pugh and Rifat Ozbek.
Two Dresses-In-One by Michael Van Der Ham
It is said that European design houses from Versace to Prada send their headhunters to the Central Saint Martins show to scout for the best new Design Assistants. And I am sure if someone did an informal poll of European design houses, there would probably be a lot of Saint Martins graduates.
Salmon pink cut-out shift dress with pea-green and black tights shift by Laura Mackness
This year's designers looked to the future in their designs and silhouettes and certainly pushed the edge of what is considered Fashion in the first decade of the new Millennium. There was Minimalist as well as Avant Guarde designs. There were uniforms ideal for "London: 28 Days Later", and some could be perfect for a fabulous London nightclub in 1968 or 1988, but with a definite 2009 twist.
Coiled black and grey Cocktail Dress from Derek Lawlor
It was curious to see the lack of evening wear in terms of gowns. Or at least what is deemed as "traditional evening gowns". Separates and a modern take on "sportswear" reigned supreme at this runway show of the graduating students of design.
Joan Collins Shoulders 2009: Oden Wilison royal blue satin exaggerated shouldered top, pants and matching shoes
As an Instructor of Fashion Design myself, it is wonderful to see what student designers do, especially during their time in school--I feel this is the time to experiment and be ultra-creative, as long as it looks relevant and chic. These graduating student designers definitely showed that.
Click below for an edited runway video of the Central Saint Martins Fashion Show, Fall 2009/10
Futurist Uniformity by Wayne Fitzell Last week, in London, the graduating students of the Masters Program of Fashion at the prestigious school of Central Saint Martins debuted their collections during London Fashion Week. Central Saint Martins is considered one of the foremost design schools in Europe if not the world. It is comprised of five schools: The School of Art, the School of Fashion and Textiles, School of Graphic and Industrial Design, Drama Centre London, and the Byam Shaw School of Art. Notable graduates include John Galliano, Sophia Kokosalaki, Christopher Kane, Gareth Pugh and Rifat Ozbek.
Two Dresses-In-One by Michael Van Der Ham It is said that European design houses from Versace to Prada send their headhunters to the Central Saint Martins show to scout for the best new Design Assistants. And I am sure if someone did an informal poll of European design houses, there would probably be a lot of Saint Martins graduates.
Salmon pink cut-out shift dress with pea-green and black tights shift by Laura Mackness This year's designers looked to the future in their designs and silhouettes and certainly pushed the edge of what is considered Fashion in the first decade of the new Millennium. There was Minimalist as well as Avant Guarde designs. There were uniforms ideal for "London: 28 Days Later", and some could be perfect for a fabulous London nightclub in 1968 or 1988, but with a definite 2009 twist.
Coiled black and grey Cocktail Dress from Derek LawlorIt was curious to see the lack of evening wear in terms of gowns. Or at least what is deemed as "traditional evening gowns". Separates and a modern take on "sportswear" reigned supreme at this runway show of the graduating students of design.
Joan Collins Shoulders 2009: Oden Wilison royal blue satin exaggerated shouldered top, pants and matching shoesAs an Instructor of Fashion Design myself, it is wonderful to see what student designers do, especially during their time in school--I feel this is the time to experiment and be ultra-creative, as long as it looks relevant and chic. These graduating student designers definitely showed that.
Click below for an edited runway video of the Central Saint Martins Fashion Show, Fall 2009/10
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