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Martine Rose's Love Letter to London

The designer mined the story of her life to celebrate her hometown, presenting a collection that could have been plucked straight from the closet of her youth.


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A Snapshot of the Present at MAN

Art School, Stefan Cooke and Rottingdean Bazaar celebrated perseverance in the face of oppression as well as vernacular banalities and ordinariness transfigured by technology.


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The Past Is Resurrected at Kent & Curwen

Daniel Kearns made a case for 'elevated sportswear' with his revisited classics, but what gave the collection its real uplift was the colour.


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The Pleasure and Agony of Creation at A-Cold-Wall

Samuel Ross' latest work took steps in a richer, more sophisticated direction that felt more inviting this season.


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Paradise Found at Matthew Miller

Miller has a remarkably consistent vision but, this time, his emphasis on sustainability offered a contemporary update.


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A Sign of the Times at Edward Crutchley

The designer has quietly established himself as a potential heir to the drama queens like Galliano and McQueen, but he may prefer to maintain his vision at its current modest level.


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Saint Laurent’s Old Boys

Anthony Vaccarello’s first fully-fledged men’s show was pleasantly familiar. But it wasn’t quite his own.


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Alexander Wang’s America

There was a lot riding on this collection — both critically and commercially — and the designer has his work cut out for him on both fronts.


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Transfiguring the Familiar at Gucci

Alessandro Michele, with his peerless ability to animate pop cultural antiquity, mounted another extraordinary interpretation of Gucciland.


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An Eccentric Duality at Louis Vuitton

Nicolas Ghesquière's momentum has slowed over the last five years, but he initiated a new stage of his recently renewed relationship with Louis Vuitton through a spectacular, magpie grab-bag cruise collection.


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Dior's Haute Tomboys

There is beauty of a kind Maria Grazia Chiuri is undoubtedly offering at Dior, but it is sombre. If she could add some effervescence, she might just be unstoppable.


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Miuccia Prada's Mad World

For Prada's first cruise show in New York, its filter was turned up to the max. The designer proposed new silhouettes and details that moved far away from today’s overwrought trends, providing an urgent, necessary relief from tired fashion.