Showing posts with label London Fashion Week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label London Fashion Week. Show all posts

Saturday, 8 June 2013

Graduate Fashion Week - The Winners

In a country where raw young talent it nurtured and encouraged, It's great to see how this years Graduate Fashion Week has been celebrated. Coverage of this years event is everywhere and so it should be. London has always been the epicenter for aspiring designers, it's punk inspired ethos creating a stable platform for young designers, enabling them to work their way up the ranks, turning their designs into actual brands. Remember 2012, the year London killed it at Fashion week? The year the focus was shifted from Paris, the year the likes of Meadham Kirchoff, Marios Schwab and Mary Katrantzou produced 'those' collections forcing fashion heavy weights to take notice, and see our capital as the 'key' fashion week? Well we reckon in a few years when this lot have made their way up the ladder, history will be repeating itself. The winners of this years GFW have definitely upped it a gear this year, with the bar being well and truly lifted. 

Gold Award Winner - Lauren Smith


Womenswear Award Winner - Hannah Williams 


Zandra Rhodes Textile Award - Kirandeep Bassan


Josephine Pettman 


Thea Saunders


Tuesday, 16 October 2012

CLASH OFF.

As you may be able to tell, we are loving graphic prints- House of Jam style of late. And with such dynamic patterns loaded onto the SS13 catwalk at London Fashion Week this season, it is easy to tell why. With a look that can transfer you as easily from Autumnal evenings; we are thinking chunky knits, lots of fun fur and oh, not forgetting (bottles) of the red stuff whilst stuffing our faces with mince pies and hog roast (elasticated waistband: not just for pregnancy) to Springtime sessions with flowers, tie dye and pop-colour soled wedges. With the likes of David Koma, Mary Katrantzou, Lousie Gray (bow down to the Queen of Clash) to Michael van der Ham and Peter Pilotto, all setting the stage alight this September with catwalk shows that brought fun, vibrancy and interest back into fashion. When wearing pattern and print the rule is simple: there is none. Happy days!