HIGHLIGHTS FROM LFW S/S PART FOUR
London Fashion Week is coming to a close and some of the
biggest designer showed their collections, Riccardo Tisi debut collection for
Burberry and feminine empowerment was seen again on the runway this season at
Christopher Kane.
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DAVID KOMA
IKER ALDAMA / INDIGITAL.TV
The flamenco, the Spanish dance was the starting point for
the spring collection, a sexy spin on drama with ruffled skirts and polka dot
associated with the dance, ruffles turned into structural peplums. Sheers spots
of mesh and shimmering plexi embellishments were added along the edges of
shoulder seams, cutouts and hemlines. White tulle tee with cascading ruffles
worn over narrow black pants or a black dress with frills and sheer mesh
inserts, the sheer dress embroidered stripes, one black and another lilac.
CHRISTOPHER KANE
Female empowerment messages continued to be an ongoing theme
for fashion this season but Christopher Kane gave a scientific and subversive
edge. Leggy silhouettes and t-shirts put together with lace crotches. Little black
dresses some with long pleated lace skirts. Edge added to this collection with
fluttery white dresses pieced together with small squares of fabric and corset
style with full tulle skirt hanging at the bottom.
BURBERRY
- Riccardo Tisci divided this debut collection for Burberry into three sections: refined, relaxed and evening. He portrayed the British society by attracting global segments of consumers. Disney played a small role into this collection, Bambi references appearing as clever tilts at opening the show. The women’s collection focused one skinny stretch leg warmers and mini skirt’s. Black dresses, elegant and modern. Muted hues, elegant pleated skirts and pussy-bow blouses underneath the iconic Burberry trench. Streetwear was brought to the catwalk for this iconic brand.
MM6 MAISON MARGIELA
KIM WESTON ARNOLD / INDIGITAL.TV- MM6 Maison Margiela brought urban attitude with signature wardrobe pieces including satin coats, ruffled blouses and sleek maxi-dresses in purples, pinks and pastel blues. They were given a street attitude with splicing shoulders, paired with fishnet tights, over sized crystal jewels and belts. A on going 90’s inspiration went into this collection with pleated shirt dresses and appliquéd satin vintage slip-dresses and sporty sweatshirts and reworked T-shirts. Core pieces of this collection included patchwork denim and narrow-shouldered tailoring.
ROBERTA EINER
FIRST VIEW . - Roberta Einer was inspired by Morocco’s landscape and mountain ranges and a sunset sky washed over the collection as pale pink and dusky blues looks opened the show going into yellow hues. Textures of the Moroccan landscape came into the collection resembled by ruched dresses, distressed linen that looked like denim and sequined-embellished tops. Apron skirts tailed off into points and shirt dresses gathered at the waist to create breezy silhouettes and knitted shirt and pant combo hooked yarn was a standout.
RICHARD QUINN
FIRST VIEW- Richard Quinn showed shimmering couture-inspired silhouettes, his glammed up models wore stiletto heels, sweeping cape coats and fifties prom styles that were printed, embellished and embroidered with a light hand. Large and small flowers spilled onto strapless gowns and flapper styles that were edged in sparkles or feathers at the hem. Other flower patterns were paved with sequins and were put across short silk jackets and belted coats.
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