LFW AW16: Le Kilt
Scottish designer Samantha McCoach introduced a collection centred around kilts, which are the staples of her brand Le Kilt. This season, McCoach put a 1970s punk spin on her kilts, as different tartans were th...
LFW AW16: Edeline Lee
London based Canadian born designer Edeline Lee “pulled it back”, in her own words to Glass magazine at her presentation in Soho, to the classy classics for AW16.
Still playing around with wild p...
LFW AW16: Eudon Choi
Eudon Choi took an abstract approach to AW16 in London this week, asserting his latest collection in a hard and soft juxtaposition that proved captivating. Making the Choi woman stand out in his very own routin...
LFW AW16: J. JS Lee
Declaring Victorian architecture and furnishings as her main inspiration, from what I’ve seen J. JS Lee’s AW16 show radiated rather Chinese influences.
It was apparent in the colour palette combining dee...
NYFW AW16: Calvin Klein Collection
This season, we’ve experienced something unusual at Calvin Klein Collection. For AW16, Creative Director Francisco Costa moved away from his beloved minimalism and decided to tap into areas yet unexplored, ones...
NYFW AW16: Jason Wu
Jason Wu approached his AW16 as a classically American fashion designer, ticking all the boxes to design the most effective style staples for a fashion-conscious woman of means. Choosing not to run any outward ...
NYFW AW16: Carolina Herrera
Carolina Herrera struck the most becoming balance between high-fashion for high-society and hi-tech this season in New York. While the designer with one of the most resoundingly ritzy brand names on the schedul...
NYFW AW16: Diane von Furstenberg
Diane von Furstenberg united the super-set of the moment in her West 14th Street New York City headquarters in an internet-breaking move for her AW16 presentation. From Kloss to Dunn and Kendall to Gigi, models...
NYFW AW16: Altuzarra
Altuzarra’s show for AW16 was set in a bohemian yet very dynamic atmosphere. The models walked down the runway in a fast tempo, responding to the pace of the accompanying music, looking fierce with eyes underli...
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MAKE sure to keep up to date with all of the upcoming Womenswear AW16 goings-on over the next fashion month on Glass Online. From New York to London to Milan and finally to Paris, Glass will be providing up-to-...
NYFW AW16: Tadashi Shoji
This season Tadashi Shoji was feeling a bit more revealing in his choice of fabrics. It was a dark, intricate, sophisticated collection with some bursts of colour and beautifully woven patterns.
The ...
Backstage at James Long LCM: AW16
Glass was granted exclusive backstage access to British designer James Long’s show at the recent LC:M AW16 where our photographer took these images which capture the behind-the-scenes action.
Backstage at LCM:...
LCM: Baartman and Seigel AW16
Glass went to Baartmans and Seigel’s presentation at the AW16 LC:M collections and captured these exclusive designs to share with Glass readers.
LCM: Baartmans and Seigel AW16. Photograph: Shiyu Tang
LCM: Baa...
LCM: Xander Zhou
Glass photographer Shiyu Tang went backstage at the Xander Zhou catwalk show for AW16 London Collection: Men and captured these exclusive fashion moments to share with Glass readers.
Backstage at Xander Zhou A...
Menswear AW16 Paris: Umit Benan
Turkish designer Umit Benan’s love affair with Japan cannot be understated. Following his much-loved Tokyo store and recent Oniki collaboration with Japanese brand Tomorrowland, it only makes sense he would loo...
Menswear AW16 Paris: Givenchy
Riccardo Tisci has made a name for himself as one of the most prominent menswear designers of today, and in Paris this past week his Givenchy tour de force struck gold once again. Showing his collection in a pi...
Menswear AW16 Paris: Dior Homme
Kris Van Assche, the creative head of Dior’s menswear division - Dior Homme, made his new collection stand out this season in Paris with a menacing play on a brazen red and black colour scheme which pitted clas...
Menswear AW16 Paris: Cerruti 1881
Jason Basmajian, previously of the tailor that takes up the No 1 spot on Savile Row, Gieves & Hawkes, made his first major sartorial move with his debut collection at Cerutti 1881 in Paris this season.
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Menswear AW16 Paris: Raf Simons
In his first show since leaving Dior, Raf Simons has severed ties with the French fashion house in more ways than one. The theme of the collection, according to the designer, is Nightmares and Dreams. Sending h...
Menswear AW16 Milan: Giorgio Armani
Giorgio Armani wrapped his latest menswear collection in a swathe of luxe layers to ensure that his customers won’t be going cold nor out of mode come wintertime. Pelts of fur, lofty leathers and fuzzy wools wi...
Menswear AW16 Milan: Philipp Plein
Philipp Plein presented their superman for the modern world at menswear in Milan this season, delivering most of what we have come to expect from the brand known for its darkly luxurious and hard-edged fashions...