Preen Spring/Summer 2016 collection – London Fashion Week

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Preen by Thornton Bregazzi Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in London Fashion Week, September 20,2015.

Sunday morning, time to start with Preen: Hard and soft, floral frills with sports edge, lame and laces, micro-floral prints ,multitude of metallic overlays, ruffles, sweeping maxis and cut-away bandage straps

Simone Rocha Spring/Summer 2016 collection – London Fashion Week

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Simone Rocha Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in London Fashion Week, on September 19,2015.

Japan is the central theme to the collection she showed in London yesterday.

Rocha’s collection was full of exciting texture and contrast, as in the bondagelike woven ropes that crisscrossed her gossamer dresses with their puff sleeves and cloqué circle skirts; the thick and slightly menacing strips of fabric that tied at the throats of floral-print dresses, and the innocent looking ribbons that bound arms to the bodies of languid, Empire-style dresses, restricting models movements.

The hard and soft contrast came in the form of spongy neoprene dresses. They were short, boxy and tailored, with patch pockets and oversize sculpted bows planted on shoulders and hips. The linear geometry of bamboo forests, meanwhile, came through in sheer olive dresses with a crosshatch pattern, and resembled the blurred image on her show Invitation.

Sibling Spring/Summer 2016 collection – London Fashion Week

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Sibling Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in London Fashion Week, September 19,2015

The show was dedicated to Joe Bates, fellow founder of the label along with Sid Bryan and Cozette McCreery. He sadly passed away in August.

The label took its inspiration from youthful starlets, so it said, for a concoction of leopard print, the Riviera, Brigitte Bardot and Jane Birkin. Classic stuff reworked the Sibling way, which meant sequins, bikinis and all the aforementioned. You need to be a brave person or certainly have spirit to wear some of these pieces, but that’s the point when it comes to this brand.

Marc Jacobs Spring/Summer 2016 collection – New York Fashion Week

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Marc Jacobs Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in NYFW , September 17, 2015.

As expected Marc Jacobs finished New York Fashion Week with the unforgettable Show.

The designer took over Ziegfeld Theater, seemingly the last remaining large single-screen movie theater in New York, flashing on the billboard outside: „One Night Only, Marc Jacobs, #MarcJacobsPremiere.“

The indoor-outdoor show allowed the public and fans to jostle with photographers for a glimpse of the decadent-looking models as they strode in the street before sashaying through the cinema.

Inside there was a big band dressed in tuxedos, uniformed ushers handing out playbills and French maids offering concessions as if the crowd had been transported back to the 1940s.

In keeping with the theater and the larger than life creations, there was a cabaret, cinematic quality to the collection, and the mix of casual sportswear and high-end fashion that characterizes the label.

There were distressed pants in the stars and stripes of the American flag, military-style coats with brass buttons, an elegant 1940s silhouette to suiting and floaty transparent skirts that hinted at the 1970s. For beauty, makeup artist Francois Nars gave the models night out looks with blue eyeshadow and a sweaty sheen, while hair embraced an messy updo complete with glittering hair combs.

It was the best Show in NYFW, Marc Jacobs and Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci ,this both Shows were on the Top, are the Hits of Fashion Week.

Calvin Klein Spring/Summer 2016 collection * The Morning after* designed by Francisco Costa – New York Fashion Week

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Calvin Klein Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear * The Morning After* collection designed by Francisco Costa was shown in NYFW, September 17,2015.

Francisco Costa titled his spring/sumer Calvin Klein collection The Morning after to conjure the intimate daze of undone sensuality captured in moments of deconstructed purity and grunge Glamour.

This deflated chest look has already popped up on other catwalks, most notably Celine, but Costa unapologetically made it his own. And they weren’t the only interesting thing this collection had to offer.

Fluid slips, camisoles, wide trousers and trenches came in shades of stark white and porcelain with deliberately large yet gentle proportions. To decorate, Costa slashed, traced seams in rough-hewn stitching, and left garments trailing with loose straps and elongated sleeves for a bit of asylum chic.

A series of flower print pieces had a more commercial appeal and trousers with slits open at the back hem looked cool as they flapped along the models’ legs while they walked the catwalk in white silk platform Sneakers. The floral prints are making a contrast to the purist black and white .

Layering some of the looks with delicate chains worn like dainty harnesses added an exotic street Glamour.

Now, with over a decade at the helm of the brand’s womenswear, it is impressive to see the designer continuing to take risks and be bold. This season, those gambles paid off.