fashion-shows

Peter Pilotto Goes Zen in the Tropics

The tropical-hued collection was much less complicated than in the past, with simple shapes, silhouettes and a strong emphasis on print.

At Topshop, Casting Trumps Clothes

This season, the British high street brand made some dramatic changes to its fashion show strategy, doing away with Topshop Unique and adopting a younger tone.

At Chalayan, a Touch of FOMO

The concept wasn't obvious and it also wasn't the major attraction. That honour was reserved for the designer's exquisite tailoring, which got its moment in the spotlight.

Versus Gets Real

Donatella Versace didn’t want the collection to look “fashion-y”. On paper, that adds an element of anarchy.  In actuality, the fashion element remained.

Searching for Rebirth at Emporio Armani

Despite renewed energy around the brand — including a relaunched magazine — there was no halo effect for the collection.

Anya Hindmarch's Symphony to Suburbia

If the collection’s archness was distancing, it struck one genuine chord with the designer’s tribute to soon-to-close Colette.

Margaret Howell's Plain Poetry

The designer's show felt light and poetic: another small step forward in her ongoing mediation on what contemporary classicism should be.

Preen's Delicate Stubbornness

Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi delivered an assured range of floaty, lingerie-style dresses, but it was a bit out of sync with the times.

Mary Katrantzou Lets Loose

The long-time purveyor of the architectural, nipped silhouette embraced childhood and a new fluidity.

Individualism Reigns at Fashion East

Each of the incubator's three designers mined their own identities for inspiration.

Roberts Wood Spring/Summer 2018

Eudon Choi Spring/Summer 2018