Joe Corré’s Light House Club Launches Pop-Up Spaces for Emerging Designers
Independent creatives can apply to utilise pop-up spaces at Light House to sell merchandise and meet with clientele.
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London's Next-Gen Brands Have Arrived
A flock of young labels is feeding the city's hunger for innovative, boundary-pushing talent.
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Symonds Pearmain's Matchy Unmatchy
In their debut runway outing, the designer duo bridged fashion and art, playing with the super-banal, but it is their scarcity-driven sales strategy that could be the label's real wildcard.
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Christopher Kane's Provocation
The designer drew on fetishistic emblems, more direct in his eroticism than ever. But these were serious clothes for serious times.
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Fashion East's Eclectic Britannia
This season's designers were a wonderful example of how far British fashion has come in terms of marrying creation, commerce and diversity.
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Erdem Spins a Dazzling Tale
The designer was practically guaranteed a star collection when he turned to the glamorous life of Adele Astaire for inspiration, bringing a new substance to his world.
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A Celebration of Femininity at Roksanda
At the heart of her show were modest clothes designed to protect women — a concept pertinent to the current climate.
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Delpozo's Flower Women
Josep Font’s application of embroidery, pastel shades and petal-like shapes proved the designer really does warrant the demi-couture appellation he has bestowed on the brand.
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Peter Pilotto's 1970s Bohemia
The collection, inspired by a trip to Vienna’s Museum of Applied Arts, successfully underscored Peter Pilotto's way with colour and texture.
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Mary Katrantzou Looks Inwards
There was once the most thrilling clarity in Katrantzou’s work, and while craftsmanship in this Bauhaus-meets-Victorian collection was extraordinary, it was hard to tell what it was in service to.
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Activism Through Indulgence at Halpern
If Michael Halpern’s aesthetic is a one-note samba, that is also its power — so unabashed in its excess that resistance is futile.
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A Hint of Nightmare at Simone Rocha
The boldness of the collection was refreshing because Rocha didn’t feel pushed to blur the hard edges with any of her signature soft touches.
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Gareth Pugh's Fashion Battlefield
It was an atmospheric show with a powerful message, yet it’s easy to question the place of clothes like Pugh’s.
The News in Brief
Givaudan Sales Beat Expectations on Fine Fragrance Strength
A surge in sales of scents for luxury perfumes and a continued recovery in flavours drove the Swiss firm’s organic sales growth clearly beyond market expectations in the third quarter, lifting its shares on Tuesday.
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Boosts Position in Burberry
Frasers Group Plc now possesses over 7 percent of the British label’s voting rights, placing it on track to be the brand’s biggest investor.
Isamaya Ffrench Has Departed Namesake Brand
The makeup artist has not been involved with Isamaya Beauty for over a year, sources told The Business of Beauty.
Shein Outsells British Rival Asos as UK Revenue Hits $3.41 Billion
The ultra-fast fashion company said sales had been bolstered by marketing partnerships with music festivals, a pop-up shop on London’s Oxford Street and local Christmas gift events.
Nike, Patagonia and Lululemon Join Group Battling Microfibre Pollution
Global environmental non-profit The Nature Conservancy has launched a new industry coalition to help apparel companies tackle microfibre pollution across their supply chains.
Meta Bans Ads From TikTok on Its Apps
The policy bars ads from ByteDance, which remains in charge of key parts of TikTok, and extends to third-party advertisers running campaigns that link to TikTok.
Gap to Use Athleta Leader’s Exit to Rebuild Slumping Brand
The departure of Athleta’s CEO for Lululemon is a chance to ‘reimagine the brand’s path forward,’ Gap Inc. CEO Richard Dickson wrote in an internal memo viewed by Bloomberg.