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Fashion at Full Speed  Behind every fashion presentation is a world that rarely makes it onto the runway. Models are prepared, garments are adjusted, hair and makeup are perfected, and the energy steadily builds before the audience ever sees the finished collection....

Claire Barrow has always occupied an unusual position within London fashion. Her work sits somewhere between clothing, painting, performance and contemporary art, with garments functioning as canvases for hand-drawn imagery, fragmented ideas and instinctive...

Fashion in the Digital Age.  Charli Cohen’s collection explored the contradictions of contemporary youth culture, bringing together fashion, technology, social media and the increasingly blurred relationship between identity and consumption. Presented as a digital...

Structure Meets Playfulness CIMONE’s collection at Fashion Scout explored fashion as a meeting point between structure and playfulness, combining exaggerated proportions with unexpected colour, tactile surfaces and an unmistakable sense of movement. Under the creative...

Elegance in Every Detail Chester Barrie brought a refined vision of British menswear to London Fashion Week Men’s, combining the heritage of Savile Row tailoring with a contemporary approach to proportion, colour and styling. The collection balanced classic elegance...

The Joy of Dressing Up  Charlotte Simone brought a playful burst of colour, texture and nostalgia to London Fashion Week, creating a collection that celebrated the joy of dressing up. Known for her instantly recognisable fluffy accessories and bold approach to winter...

Desert Blues Ceci brought a striking vision of nomadic luxury to Fashion Scout, presenting a collection inspired by the Tuareg tribes of the Sahara. Titled “Stateless Vagabonds,” the collection explored ideas of movement, freedom and identity through a wardrobe of...

Modern British Menswear Casely-Hayford brought a distinctly modern interpretation of British menswear to London Fashion Week Men’s, combining the discipline of tailoring with oversized proportions, sportswear influences and unexpected shifts in texture. Designed by...

A Fashion Daydream  Minki Cheng presented a playful and imaginative vision of womenswear, continuing the character of the Minki woman as independent, energetic and slightly unpredictable. The collection explored the fantasy of going “wild”, using the visual language...

Graphic Luxury  Lucien Pellat-Finet brought its distinctive combination of luxury knitwear, relaxed streetwear and irreverent graphic language to the Paris menswear catwalk. The collection centred on an idea of effortless attitude: clothing that could feel casual and...