If you haven’t already checked out the Drop Dead Clothing website, you should do it RIGHT NOW.
Girl, boy, hipster, goth or even old cat lady, Drop Dead Clothing cater for everyone. The clothes look great and a lot of the garments are around £25 to £30 – which …
Since winning the Fashion Fringe competition in 2010, Corrie Nielsen has moved from strength to strength cementing her as one of the shows to see at London Fashion Week. Now actually designer within Somerset House, today Nielsen presented a collection of strong, romantically inspired, tartan-fuelled Scottish heritage. To make this abundantly clear, …
The Freemasons Hall at Vauxhall Fashion Scout proved to be an appropriately eerie setting for the Maria Francesca Pepe’s presentation. Accompanied by sinister, haunting music and red lighting, Pepe showcased a darkly gothic combination of sheer dresses and spiked gold and silver jewellery. The models, positioned on plinths like Classical …
Three designers that stood out for us at the esthetica exhibition were Noki, From Somewhere and Anneli Linder. Noki has withdrawn entirely from the bright neons that used to define him. The re-appropriated sportswear is still there as are the slashed up new era caps, but something has changed. There’s …
It’s hard to imagine that only a few years ago pattern was the undervalued, infrequently seen Cinderella of the London catwalk. These days it seems impossible to throw a brick without hitting a fractal print, and its growth can be traced though its pioneers Basso and Brooke to mainstream visibility …
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