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| Agi & Sam showed pyjama-inspired "suits" in their so typical multicultural mix. |
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| More stripes from Agi & Sam. I love these stripes in white, black and blue! |
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| Astrid Andersen kept to her style with boxing inspiration with added citric acid. |
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| More citric acid from Astrid Andersen mixed with grey and black. New was over sized "trainers" trousers in lightweight "parachute" nylon. |
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| Thought this guy looked cool in his blue jacket, golden satchel and matching socks! |
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| Some ladies fashion popped up here and there. This is Matthew Miller. Crinkly fabrics in modern materials. Fresh! |
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| More crinkly fashion, now for men. Nice and fresh for next summer, Matthew Miller. Note the blond Afro hair, cool. |
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| Workers fashion, Nigel Cabourn for girls. Lovely shop on Henrietta Street close to Covent Garden. |
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| Pink showed their new collections at Institute of Contemporary Art with this fresh installation, a mix of furniture, mannequins and models. Fresh and nice! |
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| I love redheads, and this guy looks soo cool in the orange shirt, yellow scarf and orange jacket. His friend in the sofa are more traditional in fresh blues! Pink! |
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| And finally, some more muted checks from Pink. |
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| Sporty fashion with hints from the 1950ies. Several. |
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| Shiny suit from Sibling, unusual from them who are "knitting experts". |
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| Knits from Sibling with a pattern that takes me back to the early 1980ies and the Memphis group in Milan! |
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| More "traditional" knits from Sibling with American Sheer inspiration. Fun! |
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| Graffiti and proper streetcar from Soulland. |
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| Another funky redhead in slightly over sized stripey suit, graffiti hoodie. Soulland. |
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| And finally, Scratched watch by South Lane, Swedish Design by Filip Bjernebo. More tomorrow... |
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