Erdem Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection – London Fashion Week

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Erdem Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in London Fashion Week , September 21,2015

It’s a 10 anniversary of luxury brand today and Mr. Erdem Moralıoğlu celebrate it in the best way – with the an awesome show in London Fashion Week.

From Alexa Chung, to Sienna Miller, to Gwyneth Paltrow, Erdem’s client list reads like a who’s who of the world’s chicest starlets.

Roksanda by Roksanda Ilincic Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection – London Fashion Week

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Roksanda Ilincic Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in London Fashion Week, September 21,2015.

To celebrate her milestone 10th anniversary at London Fashion, Roksanda looked to the work of sculptor Pascal Pierme and the light touch of Ikebana flower arranging and re-imagined it through her own impeccable vision. The models were her flowers, the clothes her sculptural signature. Set under high-vaulted deco arches, modernist curves and cubes of blush pink, MDF installations distorted the models’ walk around the venue, and brought the audience closer to the pieces.

Sleeves were gathered like sweet wrappers, drop shoulders were full and softly ruffled, and pantsuits placed the ruffled waistband so high they became jumpsuits. Colours of ice blue, nude, acidic yellow and burnt orange are signatures of Roksanda, but this season she outlined and punctuated with black, and mixed block colour cutouts, panelling and applied architectural precision with their placement.

Antonio Berardi Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection -London Fashion Week

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Antonio Berardi Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in London Fashion Week, September 21,2015.

Antonio Berardi played with the contrast between precise tailoring and romantic fluidity in this glamorous, yet easy collection.The standouts were languid silk dresses with billowing trains, as in one racer-back number in a pale sky blue. That design was worn with a matching silk trench coat that slipped off the model’s shoulders, adding to the collection’s undone air. And naturally for a designer whose collections occupy high-octane territory, there was plenty of embellishment, but this season Berardi worked his decoration in a comparatively low-key way. A series of silk dresses were stitched with a lavish paisley pattern of sequins, but they were matte rather than shiny.A masculine foil to the ultra-feminine creations came from tuxedo suits that were sharply cut, but worked into relaxed, oversized shapes. Among them was a gleaming white tuxedo with black lapels with rounded, cocooning shoulders.

KTZ Spring/Summer 2016 collection – London Fashion Week

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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.

Pringle of Scotland Spring/Summer 2016 collection – London Fashion Week

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Pringle of Scotland Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection was shown in London Fashion Week, September 20,2015.

Ever since Pringle relaunched fifteen years ago under Kim Winser and Stuart Stockdale, oddness has become its stock in trade – a stubborn striving for strangeness, which banished the label’s candy-sweet golf-casual reputation to the archives, and sought to reestablish it as a serious fashion Player.Numerous designers have come and gone along the way since then, but s under chef dessigner Massimo Nicosia the label has found a new purposefulness in its focus on the techniques and technology.The past few seasons have seen Nicosia explore innovative technologies to create spectacular new surfaces.work. In this season Nicosia was trying to step back behind Pringle of Scotland’s thick-knit lambswool curtain into more elemental territory.