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The Best Runway Looks – London Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collections
The London Fashion Week was as always very interesting and a lot of collections were Avantgarde, original and not all of them are really wearable. But Fashion must be not alsways wearable, it is an Art, and we must remember it always!
I choosed some Runway Looks i liked. This pieces are wearable, are trendy and they lookig good. I hope you will like it too?!
Anyway the Milan Fashion Week is started yet , we will see a lot of awesome collections, i’m waiting of my favorite Shows, than i’ll post the runway photos and write reports. I will post collections which i most like! And it will be spectacular i hope!
Than Paris, crem della crem!
But first the best of Runway Looks from London Fashion Week!
Giles Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection – London Fashion Week
Giles Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in London Fashion Week, September 21,2015.
The setting for Giles Deacon’s spring show was London’s Banqueting House, an ornate building that’s part of the 17th-century Whitehall Palace, complete with a Rubens ceiling. The lavish location suited his high-drama collection. Runway veterans including Eva Herzigova, Erin O’Connor and Karen Elson snaked around the vast room wearing often fantastical gowns whose shapes evoked everything from ruffled petticoats to Elizabethan silhouettes.
One satin bustier dress was structured with stiff panniers, and intricately embroidered with flowers, while another standout worn by Elson was done in a purple abstract print, with laser-cut edges that looked as if they had been charred by fire, and fan of material at the back that resembled unfurled peacock feathers.
Even Deacon’s calmer exits were still statement-making, as in a body-hugging, bias cut gown with a train, or a silk petticoat dress with tiered, billowing skirts. The collection was beautiful and arresting, and while its historical opulence overwhelmed real-world dressing, this also gave it an otherworldly, romantic Appeal.
Christopher Kane Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection – London Fashion Week
Christopher Kane Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in London Fashion Week on September 21, 2015.
Christopher Kane surpised us each season with something entirely new to keep us on our toes. The interesting thing now is that those varied and brilliant ideas have built up as one to become his signature, a repertoire of techniques. When you see them, you know they’re his and this collection was especially clear in showing them off.
There was that neon lace, which more recently has slipped into his pre-collections, there were primary bolts of colour to configure with jagged and purposely-jarring appliqué and chaotic embroidery. It was a hyper take on homespun with stitching squiggling out like handwriting across a knit or a sheath of a dress. We knew we’d seen the idea once before, but here it was renewed and played out to entirely different effect. That was the point.
A kapow colour palette led the way for a collection that was about taking things apart and piecing them back together, the designer cited. „Crash and repair, that’s what we kept saying to each other.“
The train of thought followed what has been a difficult few months for Chris and Tammy, whose mother sadly passed away just before their show last February. So just as much as this was a collection inspired by John Chamberlain’s sculptures and Scottie Wilson, it was one that came from an emotional point of view. „The car crash became the metaphor,“ said Kane in his show notes.
And so that idea of damage and repair, of building back up, could be seen in the pieces, which were patched and pieced together: splaying fringing; plastic pockets; wafting layers of sheer with lace to trace the body; dresses fastened in place by plastic clasps, a brilliantly crude and inventive use of them.
KTZ Spring/Summer 2016 collection – London Fashion Week
KTZ designer Marjan Pejoski is back to London Fashion Week with the KTZ Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection . Last collection, fall/winter 2015-2016 was shown in New York Fashion Week.
Pejoski’s exploration of urban street culture continued into the darker back alleys of an unspecified dystopia.
In the new KTZ collection the label’s signature club kid vibe remained in place, but Pejoski cashed in the nomadic vibe of previous collections and conjured a gritty urban feeling in its place. OUT with the tribal motifs , IN with chain-link Patterns.
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