LFW SS19: JW Anderson
AT first glance, the models wearing JW Anderson’s LFW SS19 collection seemed piratical, with their gilt-looped headscarves and tall buckled boots. Mesh cut-outs and detailing called up sailors’ nets, and billow...
LFW SS19: Ashley Williams
LOCATED beneath a railway track in Waterloo, Ashley Williams held her LFW SS19 collection in a tunnel. With music blasting from every direction, the first model strutted towards the audience wearing a white swi...
SS19 LFW: Mary Katrantzou
MARY Katrantzou celebrates a decade of her eponymous label this London Fashion Week. For her SS19 collection, the Greek designer revives some of her past using much loved silhouettes and print – such as the per...
LFW SS19: House of Holland
OVER-the-top designs is a theme that House of Holland swears by with his eccentric and jovial pieces over the years. This season at London Fashion Week, Henry Holland spilled colour on the catwalk for his SS19 ...
LFW SS19: Matty Bovan
NEVER one to shy away from the outlandish, Matty Bovan and his SS19 collection drifted between comforts from a suburban Yorkshire home to futuristic design ready to disrupt an industry leaning dangerously close...
LFW SS19: Richard Malone
AFTER it was announced last week that London Fashion Week would be fur-free, it seemed fitting that a sustainable designer would kick-off the SS19 shows. Richard Malone did it and he did it well. For his SS19 c...
LFW SS19: Vivienne Westwood
VIVIENNE Westwood’s best advice has always been to Buy Less, Buy Well. This season, the brand has stepped away from runway shows again, and have chosen instead to have a digital launch of their collection. She ...
Glass In Motion Exclusive: Mr.Start and their LFWM original film The One
A DECADE of style is a difficult thing to ignore. In celebration, Philip Start, the founder of the London-based menswear brand Mr.Start, has curated a collection of his most iconic and influential pieces. Despi...
LFW AW18: Steventai
STEVENTAI’s clothes have always been the uniform for confident women that stands out from everybody else for all the right reasons. His AW18 collection was no exception.
The collection showcased the designer...
Backstage beauty at Palmer//Harding by Make Up For Ever
GLASS went backstage at the Palmer//Harding AW18 runway show during LFW to check out the beauty looks for the show by make-up artist Rebecca Wordingham, using cosmetic brand Make Up For Ever products. The model...
LFW AW18: Xiao Li
HELD at the DiscoveryLAB in the BFC Show Space, Xiao Li’s AW18 collection showed her classic, innovative style of being fun and bold whilst pushing the boundaries of knitwear and silicone. This collection focus...
LFW AW18: Malone Souliers
TAKING place at 12 May Hill, Mayfair, Malone Souliers’ AW18 collection made us look inside of ourselves, quite literally. Creative director, Mary Alice Malone, said the collection is inspired by anatomy and “Ev...
LFW AW18: Paula Knorr
Paula Knorr’s AW18 collection, presented during LFW, celebrates the sensuality of female dressing, taking inspiration from the wide range of womenswear clothing available to us. From extremely revealing to cons...
LFW AW18: Roksanda
BURSTING with femininity, the Roksanda AW18 show had it all. From the tulle ballroom dresses with translucent Italian sequins with upright collars, to the girly frills and pleating of a raspberry pink jumpsuit ...
LFW AW18: David Koma
NEW beginnings was the overall take from the David Koma AW18 show, and new it was indeed. At St George’s parish church in Bloomsbury, Koma experimented with the previously unfamiliar, delivering a completely ne...
LFW AW18: Peter Pilotto
WINDING around the coloured tables filling Tramp, the London club, Peter Pilotto got us all dreaming of disco dancing with his AW18 collection. Warm colours of pinks and oranges kicked off his feminine collecti...
LFW AW18: Pam Hogg
TAKING inspiration from the ‘80s, as always, Dr Pam Hogg’s AW18 collection was a vivid insight into all things bold, bright, and wonderful. Neons, pastels, and monochrome could all be used to describe the colle...
LFW AW18: Matty Bovan
SO WRONG it’s right. Matty Bovan took deconstruction to a whole new level, showcasing his textile driven AW18 collection during LFW. His experimentation with textile design and fabric manipulation sets the coll...
LFW SS18: Mulberry
JOHNNY Coca has undoubtably given Mulberry a new lease of life since his appointment as creative director in 2015. The British brand has revolutionised in the past few years, moving to the innovative and busine...
LFW AW18: Palmer//Harding
WITH a brand ethos focused on technical construction and perfection, Palmer//Harding stayed true to form with their AW18 collection. The button-down shirt has long been an inspiration for designers Levi Palmer ...
LFW AW18: Delpozo
WELCOMING Delpozo and its creative director Josep Font to LFW was a natural affair. Natural because of the way it felt right, and also for the fact it was his AW18 collection’s theme. Being Delpozo’s LFW debut ...