London Fashion Fall 2018 is here and we are crying already. This LFW, often seen as the rebellious, riotous Fashion Week, is currently nothing more than a sentimental collection of runway collections in the fall of 2018, showing both painfully beautiful artistic credentials and some of the saddest farewells in the fashion industry.
Grab some handkerchiefs and get ready for Mulberry's Spring 2018, Christopher Bailey's farewell Burberry and Mary Katrantzou's Fall 2018 Bauhaus Party!
Mulberry Spring / Summer 2018 RTW Collection
LFW is usually a celebration of British style and cosmopolitan themes, with many designers often showing the multicultural British (and colonial) past their runway shows , When it comes to Mulberry's Runway presentation, which is always one of LFW's most anticipated shows, creative director Johnny Coca has bought Spencer House's first "buy-now-now-collection", all of them for revived his Mulberry spring 2018 collection.
Since Mulberry's debut was the" Buy It Now Now Formula "debut, Coca has played Alison Goldfrapp on stage with a big hit As far as the line-up is concerned, those who love colorful collections will surely have something they can add to their spring wish list for 2018. Coca's Inspiration "was a blend of the British countryside and a huge porcelain collection that was one of my friends, "which translates to fashion flowing figures, cascades of ruffles, and overall monochrome looks paired with hats, meaning even the queen probably wears.
Pompous but not sticky luxurious, the collection definitely reminded of a British garden, and we're betting that all those pink satin blouses and skirts are already flying off the shelves.
Burberry Spring / Summer 2018 RTW Collection
While many "hello" to new runway formulas said othe rs had to say goodbye to their fashion houses. This is what happened to Burberry, whose former creative director LFW took the storm with the Burberry spring / summer collection 2018, which everyone is talking about.
After 17 long and successful years at Burberry, fashion designer Christopher Bailey has had a touching Burberry's collection, which explores Burberry's past, present, and future, as well as Bailey himself as he embarks on a heartfelt journey, from Burry's legacy, autobiographical credentials, and 80s / '90s inspired subcultural leitmotifs existed, which are destined to become iconic.
Whoever has seen through the internet has images of Burberry's new LGBTQ-inspired tartan, rainbow logos and striped pullovers. As if his departure would not be emotional enough for many, Bailey decided to celebrate and protect love and hope in all its forms with his latest Burberry collection. He reminded us that there is always a rainbow after the storm.
Speaking of emotion, Cristopher Bailey bowed for the last time at a Burberry fashion show when the final soundtrack, "Do not Leave Me This Way," reaches the line "I'm free."
Now the only sensible question is we are ready to "wp-image-4348 AlignCenter size full" to set free
Mary Katrantzou Fall / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Is it possible Victorian to combine decorative styles with Bauhaus-inspired structures and figures? Well, of course it is! LFW is the place where magic happens, and we all know that Mary Katrantzou is a kind of magical fairy who makes things (at least fashion) possible.
For her latest collection by Mary Katrantzo In the autumn of 2018, the designer worked on the "synergy between viewing the form and decorative art, and how they come together from the Victorian era through the Bauhaus". To make this possible, she brought this synergy into the "silhouettes, techniques, the drapery and the trompe l'oeil work" that she had done in the past as she explained behind the scenes and created a harmonious 38-piece collection audience speechless.
Needless to say, the collection is as utilitarian as haute couture as it combines textured shoulders, spacious bomber jackets and geometric minimalist patterns with flowing lines, satin fabrics and luxuriously printed embellishments. Although this latest collection by Mary Katrantzou is in Fall 2018 does not satisfy everyone's taste, it lifts the peplum blouse to its maximum expression, and we're sure it will help many other designers to expand their sources of inspiration.
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Photos via Vogue
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