Approaching Lacoste as a wellspring of iconography, the Autumn Winter 2019 collection revisits the bygone elegance of sport and its relevance in contemporary society. Movement of the body and movement on the body are at the forefront of research and development into shape and fabrication – unlocking pragmatic solutions for dressing that surpass their apparent simplicity.

Step into the Daydream Vivier, where the dreams of women become a reality through the imagination of Creative Direc- tor Gherardo Felloni. The Daydream Vivier takes you on a daring trip through the desires, passions and the most foolish dreams of women….

In 2014, she flew to Paris to pursue further studies in fashion and in 2016, gained her diploma from ESMOD Paris, specializing in Womenswear Ready-to-Wear Knitwear. While in Paris, she did internships for brands Coralie Marabelle, La Prestic Ouiston, and Vetements...

AW19 is the brand’s final collection shown with the support of Fashion East, and the collection brings a new mode of toughness to Knowles’ manifestation of femininity, moving away from SS19’s swimwear fantasies into a more brutal winter reality.

"Softness is power — we don't need to dress like men," asserts Yuhan Wang who is presenting her second collection on the Fashion East platform. Wang's delicate designs are fashioned in silk satins, in lace, velvet and tulle to ripple and flounce around the female form.

Toying with the concepts of dystopia and the ruinous impacts of the modern world, Gareth Wrighton’s début collection with Fashion East uses detailed graphic knitwear to present how Mother nature is fighting back. He observed the “biblical scale of the American landscape” and how it is “undermined by the human mind”

Only with an understanding of construction, and the female form, as masterful as Alaverdian’s can silhouettes prowl the boundaries of sex and solemnity quite like this. With total agency over their desire and their ability, this season’s muses are makers, demonstrators and educators…

15th February 2019 – The Hong Kong Trade Development Council presented four distinctive leading Hong Kong Fashion Labels at London Fashion Week, showcasing Hong Kong’s fashion creativity to industry elites and style influencers from around the world…

The ASAI woman has swum oceans, endured chaotic war zones and now wants to take root. It’s not her home.  She has none as yet.  But Englishness from afar appeals. The spice has dissipated to make way for wools that have lived ….

On Monday 7th January, Barbour celebrated the 125th anniversary and five generations of Barbour during our London Fashion Week Men’s presentation with some of their closest friends, VIPs and members of the press. To celebrate this incredible milestone, they offered a preview of our special Icons …

A simple white sheet thrown over us use to be the best Halloween costume going. I mean.. You didn’t have to worry about your makeup or the fact if you made any bad mistakes, then no one would of known who you were. Can we bring this costume back?! Social Media has now got us on the hype of who can dress the best.

Halloween has been rated as one of the best holidays out of the year. Any excuse to dress up, watch endless amounts of horror movies and eat your body weight in sugary snacks.. Right?! As years of gone on and the power of social media is taking over some of our decisions, it has also gotten us to push our creative sides and inspire us.

“Cork can be extremely sexy!” – if you have any doubts, listen to INLU’s founder and CEO Inês Lebre while she passionately invites you to meet the brand’s debut collection, its first, composed of ladies (mules, high and middle heel boots) and man’s shoes (derby)…

Anarchism is the idea of search for identity that manifests itself in many different forms. The only way for the anarchist to discover his identity is to experience and evolve his individuality within the rest of society. Looking for liberation and knowledge of self, looking for the journey. Many anarchists consequently mark their own odyssey by the artwork that reflects their own struggle for self which is why anarchy and art are undeniably intertwined.

Brooke Axtell first shared her abuse story on a global stage at the 2015 Grammy Awards when she collaborated with singer Katy Perry and Barack Obama to address domestic violence. Now, the activist joins footwear brand Josefinas to fight domestic abuse through a collection of solidarity sneakers: for each pair sold, a woman survivor will receive life changing services like safety planning, counseling and mentoring through Brooke’s program She is Rising.

Natalya Nova has been an artist that is the definition of creativity. She has a niche that sets her from everyone else by using her subconscious to create her one of a kind pieces of work. I got the privilege to interview Natalya and talk her about what keeps her influences in life and how she stays positive.

What will the independent fashion- conscious woman be wearing this Autumn? Think strong animal print and leather (not together – unless of course you want to). With the Trump circus never ending and the #metoo movement making headlines all over the world it’s no surprise current affairs are making their way onto our clothes.

If anyone knows what hairstyles are making it or which ones we should avoid, it would be Wella Trend Vision winner, Barry Maddocks. Growing up with a dream to work in such a creative field, he knew there was a place in the industry for himself

It’s the season of two thing – florals and weddings. The most popular month to get married is August, and since the 1970s, there seems to be a shift towards having summer weddings opposed to winter weddings.

Thanks to Kendall Jenner for letting ‘Free the nip’ something we can all be comfortable in doing. I don’t know about you, but I know as soon as I step through my front door after work the first thing I want to do is take off my bra and get in my sweats.