My favourites from the London collections...
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| I love how this heritage brand has completely remade itself. Until fairly recently it was only seen in the outerwear of the upper classes and as rip off market stall caps, but it has completely turned itself around to reach it's current 'could-not-be-more-on-trend' status. One of the main reasons this collection is one of my favourites is probably because there are SO many prints. |
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| I honestly haven't been a huge fan of Erdem's recent collections but this one I LOVED! It actually might be my favourite collection from London fashion week. The relaxed styling, chintz prints, lace up/tie details and tight oriental inspired colour palette made this collection bang on trend. |
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| Acid brights, gingham checks and painterly florals are all popular trends in the SS17 collections and the Peter Pilotto collection combined them all perfectly. |
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| It was mainly the styling of the Sharon Wauchob collection that peaked my interest, I am a huge fan of the long, relaxed pyjama shirt and skirt combination and think this could work perfectly if combined with the 'Dandy robes' prints in the Autumn/Winter 2017-18 PV print trend report(http://textilecandy.blogspot.de/2016/09/premiere-vision-autumnwinter-2017-18.html) |
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| I love how bright the colour palette of this collection is, also really excited about using acid bright embroidery on sheer fabric. |
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London Fashion Week Men’s always offers plenty of inspiration, especially when designers explore the balance between individuality and everyday wear. Streetwear continues to influence modern menswear, and Stussy Hoodies can fit naturally into this aesthetic when styled with tailored trousers, relaxed denim, or clean trainers for a contemporary look.
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