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Feb 19, 2014 | Contributor: Marissa StempienBurberry Prorsum’s Fall 2014 runway during London Fashion Week was a beautiful, transitional collection that moved seamlessly between summer, autumn and winter. The artsy vibe of the men’s Fall 2014 collection was mimicked in the watercolor prints, bright scarves and hand painted bags that ran through the women's line. ... Read More | 
Feb 18, 2014 | Contributor: Marissa StempienYesterday during London Fashion Week, the Peter Pilotto Fall 2014 collection came down the runway in the usual explosion of colors, but this collection broke away from past seasons in terms of structure. Gone are the harsh angles and the exaggerated shapes, instead there are—wait for it—basic shapes. ... Read More | 
Sep 18, 2013 | Contributor: Marissa Stempien | 1 CommentI told myself not to write about Tom Ford’s runway show. He doesn’t need more coverage does he? We already know he’s great. But after seeing his new Spring collection during London Fashion Week, what started as an internal struggle became a full-fledged war.... Read More | 
Sep 17, 2013 | Contributor: Marissa StempienClassic, clean and lady-like separates and outerwear were the main focus at Burberry Prorsum yesterday during London Fashion Week. The British fashion house is known for its outerwear, including jackets, coats and trenches, but in a pull away from the slim tailoring and hardware we’ve been seeing from the designer in the last few seasons, this collection shifts into lighter, delicate silhouettes.... Read More | 
Sep 17, 2013 | Contributor: Vicki ArkoffInspired by shared values of design and craftsmanship, Burberry is collaborating with Apple to exclusively use the new Apple iPhone 5s to shoot and show photos and video images from this week’s Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2014 runway show... Read More | 
Sep 16, 2013 | Contributor: Marissa StempienOver the weekend Christopher Kane premiered his flower inspired Spring 2014 collection during London Fashion Week. Putting a scientific twist on one of the most common spring trends, his designs were nothing if not innovative, creating a whole new way to wear floral. Dresses and sweatshirts were emblazoned with the word FLOWER, while several pieces were imprinted with full botany diagrams.... Read More | 
Apr 16, 2013 | Contributor: Nicolle KeoghAs is usually the case with Alexander McQueen collections, the label’s Fall presentation for men has us searching for all the right words. Otherworldly, innovative and even dapper, the latest collection by Sarah Burton features looks that ‘50s era ad exec Don Draper may have attempted, with an Alexander McQueen twist, of course. No matter what you want to call it, one thing is for certain: Burton came in with a bang for her debut on the London menswear stage.... Read More | 
Jan 30, 2013 | Contributor: Annalisa SolariGivenchy’s talented luxury designer, Riccardo Tisci, is perhaps best known to the general public for his ferocious graphics. Last season, for example, his angry dog T-shirt was worn by a multitude of celebrities and subsequently found scattered all throughout the blogosphere. While this season’s menswear collection for fall still features interesting graphics, they are far less "rabid dog" and much more religious and reminiscent of Latin culture.... Read More | 
Jan 28, 2013 | Contributor: Annalisa SolariLuxury designer Alber Elbaz is no rookie when it comes to creating sleek menswear that is just as wearable as it is chic. Chalk full of edgy and sophisticated pieces, this dark collection contains a range of ensembles that was clearly designed with the customer in mind. With a variety of diverse silhouettes and fabrics, this line is ideal for any dapper man. Virtually every look has its own personality, yet still remains cohesive with the overall collection.... Read More | 
Sep 14, 2012 | Contributor: Nicolle Keogh | 2 CommentsThere’s another luxury shoe line about to hit the market— but don’t call the designer a material boy. Yes, Christopher Ciccone may be Madonna’s brother, but he wants to be known as more than that, hence his new lifestyle brand that is launching a line of shoes for men, women, and kids.... Read More | 
Apr 24, 2012 | Contributor: Carly ZindermanThe calm in the eye of the storm best describes the new Aquascutum Spring 2012 Collection by fashion designer Joanna Sykes. While the rest of the fashion world is getting colorful and printed, Aquascutum is showing everyday elegance.... Read More | 
Feb 24, 2012 | Contributor: James Rothaar | 1 CommentThe British Fashion Council (BFC) reports that its online viewership for London Fashion Week AW12 has doubled. The BFC attributes this unprecedented year-over-year growth to its official video-distribution partner, Rightster. The firm live-streamed all live and on-demand content from the week for the BFC and its partners.... Read More | 
Nov 7, 2011 | Contributor: Jason CampbellJane Bowler is illuminating British fashion with her sustainable ensembles. Challenging fashion ideals, the young textile designer infuses energy into discarded everyday goods, transforming inert objects into colorful style conceptions. Combining renewal and sophistication, Bowler’s approach is both an aesthetic and a conceptual inspiration—and the fashion industry is taking note.... Read More | 
Sep 26, 2011 | Contributor: Jason CampbellWith more than 100 shows set everywhere from outdoor parks to East End cathedrals to the beautifully antique Somerset House, this London Fashion Week was a testament to the city’s strength and presence in fashion. Both new and established designers presented diverse prints (some small and some largely graphic), while others selected block colors for their collections. Designers experimented with asymmetry, draping and slicing fabrics to create sexy shapes for warmer seasons. The diverse range of collections for spring/summer ’12 is well-suited for the youngest and oldest at heart.... Read More | 
Sep 15, 2011 | Contributor: Jason Campbell | 1 CommentWhen it comes to fashion, London is a city that embraces the visionary and the eccentric. Although heritage brands like Burberry and Pringle of Scotland draw in editors and celebrities, it’s the fresh infusion of new talent that truly gives the ON and OFF schedule line-up that special buzz.... Read More |
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