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| Frills, here in sheer materiel. Two of the biggest trends for SS15 is just frills and sheer see through materiel. Grey will also be a big colour next spring and summer. Lovely feminine dress by Bora Aksu. |
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| Burberry continues to surprise with bold colours and designs. Here are their answer to the jeans jacket and sheer skirt! Sunny and yellow worn with flat sandals. |
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| The 60-ies and 70-ies continues to inspire. Baby doll dress with cowboy boots in green! A brave and cool mix, it works! Felder & Felder. |
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| More inspiration from the 70-ies. Sheer patterned shirt/blouse with flared trousers with high waist. The difference is that in the 70-ies the top was very tightly fitted! Matthew Williamson. |
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| Meadham Kirchhoff surprised with a collection of colourful and deconstructed fashion. From punk to Les Misérables... They seem to have taken over from Vivienne Westwood...It will be interesting to see what will happen here in the future... |
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| Peter Pilotto surprised with av dark collection with a black base and with inspiration from the deep forests. Here his answer to the greek/roman trend with asymmetric skirt. Tomorrow a bit more from LFW but now I will start my Interior Design week by visiting Designjunction at The Old Sorting Office in Holburn and that will be the start for me of London Design Festival. See you tomorrow! |
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