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Elegance in Detail Emilio de la Morena has always had a distinctive understanding of femininity, combining sculptural silhouettes with a sophisticated appreciation of fabric, colour and detail. His work can move effortlessly between elegant simplicity and elaborate...

The Art of Individuality Fashions Finest brought together an eclectic group of independent designers for a showcase filled with colour, craftsmanship, couture detail and individual expression. Presented during London Fashion Week, the event offered a platform for...

Bridal Fashion Without Borders  The White Gallery London brought together an international selection of bridal designers, offering a glimpse into the many different interpretations of the modern wedding gown. The International Preview celebrated designers from beyond...

Couture, Drama and Romance   Ian Stuart brought his unmistakable sense of theatre to The White Gallery London, presenting bridalwear that treats the wedding gown as a piece of fashion, fantasy and couture. Known for dramatic silhouettes, inventive pattern cutting...

The Art of British Bridalwear  The White Gallery London has become an important meeting point for British bridal design, bringing together established names and emerging talent in a setting dedicated to craftsmanship, individuality and the modern wedding wardrobe. The...

Few bridal designers understand the theatre of the wedding dress quite like Ian Stuart. Renowned for glamorous, highly distinctive gowns, Stuart brought a sense of drama, romance and individuality to the bridal catwalk. His designs have always gone beyond the idea of...

  Thomas Pink has always had a distinctive place within British menswear. Known for its beautifully crafted shirts and unmistakable approach to colour and pattern, the brand has built a reputation around taking traditional English dressing and giving it...

The show celebrated the breadth of British menswear, bringing together brands with deep roots in craftsmanship alongside labels offering a more contemporary interpretation of the modern wardrobe.

Among the names featured were Dunhill, Aquascutum, Budd Shirtmakers, Turnbull & Asser, John Lobb, Barbour International, Sunspel, Tiger of Sweden and Osprey.