Home to Creative talents, London's artistic aura will do its best during London Fashion Week. As London is also the city of contrasts, we chose our first journey of LFW diaries, analyzing Mary Katrantzou's spring 2018 and fall 2017 collections, Topshop Unique and Burberry, as their creative directors exemplifying London's unique and empowering diversity as well as visionary views on fashion.
The London Fashion Week in Spring 2018 reminded and left us Think of the good old days of our childhood, as reflected in Mary Katrantzou's main spring of inspiration for the Spring Collection 2018.
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The fashion designer Mary Katrantzou settled for her Frühja This is why one can not help but smile nostalgically when looking at these creations, because they are inspired by their everyday objects such as "Lego, Spirograph, Mal-by-numbers books, balloons, marbles, Hama pearls" they radiate happiness, carelessness and general joie de vivre.
Although inspired by her childhood memories, Mary Katrantzou's Spring Collection 2018 was anything but childish, as each of her ensembles radiated clear haute couture atmospheres that were her main source of inspiration in Cristobal Balenciaga's imagination Fashion.
Puffy, colorful, and extremely bon ton in his styles, Mary Katrantzou Spring / Summer 2018 Proposals make us long for spring long.
Inspired by Soho's exciting nightlife of the 90s, as in the intro The Topshop Unique Spring 2018 collection was effortlessly cool, with all its metallic fabrics, panties and miniskirts. It was also an ode to sensuality, with all its tactical transparencies that almost immediately reminded us of one of the newest, most desirable fashion trends of Spring 2018 New York Fashion Week.
Party-ready ensembles aside, the Topshop Unique Spring 2018 collection has provided us with a wealth of stylish items that can be worn year-round (unless your country becomes icy cold in winter), and could easily be both during one night as well as go out a more formal meeting. Topshop's unique spring 2018 collection centered on contrasts, and we can not help but love it!
Christopher Bailey's Burberry finally rises from the ashes and s After a few t In turbulent seasons, sales increased slightly. For Burberry, getting into the infamous "buy-it-now-now" formula has proven to be a great way to revive the fashion house's popularity, as seen in the latest Burberry Fall / Winter 2017-2018 collection.
As in last year's roll-out show in the fall of 2017, he combined for this seasonal co Llektion wieder Mode with art with a retrospective of British photography of the 20th century. Called Here we are , the exhibition runs until October 1st at the Old Sessions House (where Burberry's Fall 2017 fashion show took place) and served as the main inspiration for Bailey's creations.
For his ready-to-wear Burberry Fall 2017 collection, Bailey celebrated all things British, from the Burberry signature check to the working-class track pants. Rather than face the identity crisis experienced by many British designers due to imminent Brexit and other contemporary issues, Bailey remained true to Burberry traditions, visiting them with a more functional and modern lens.
Bailey's vision of the country was a rough, realistic, but artistic kind of Britain, and we're betting his baseball caps, hooded anoraks and warm knit skirts will conquer many non-British souls too.
Photos via Vogue
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