Katie Eary showed her collection for AW16 in the basement showspace of Victoria House this afternoon. Citing her inspirations as the rockstars of the 1970s – Lou Reed, Iggy Pop and, rather poignantly, David Bowie, as this morning, heartbreakingly, his death was announced by the media.
This season over LC:M there seems to have been a trend of designers maturing and taking on a more wearable aesthetic for the AW16 season. Opting for a richer and more sophisticated palette than her usual pops of bright colour, Eary explains that she’s seizing on a subtler approach than she’s taken before.
This new direction takes us down the path of muted plum tone prints on peach silk robes and pyjamas, swirling down the runway. Prints for Eary this season come in paisley, stripes and her animal of choice – the butterfly tail goldfish, but with a typical Eary twist – it has human eyes. This print is scattered throughout the collection on sweaters, trousers and silks alike.
Luxurious textures run through the show in metallic leathers, crushed velvet and a Mongolian lamb trimmed coat. Jackets come in boxy silhouettes and are styled with knitwear, slim but relaxed leather, PVC and cotton trousers and Chelsea boots to complete the sumptuous rockstar feel.
After a first collaboration with the French specialist BMX manufacturer Bogarde, Dior Homme presents a second exclusive design, once again combining the technical skill of the cycle specialist with the Dior Homme house codes.
It’s the 10th anniversary of the I.L.P (I Love Pet) line, and to celebrate it, Beyond Closet release a new campaign in collaboration with Thank You Studio.
Precious golden details feature on a selection of Dior Homme mainstays for a capsule collection based around the Fall/Winter 2018 collection created by Kris Van Assche.
For Fall/Winter 2018, Feng looks to her childhood home – number 239, which is embroidered on garments throughout the collection – and takes inspiration from the quotidian things that evoke a sense of home, or memories of her family and friends.
With his unique attitude combining elegance and rebellion, Robert Pattinson is the face of the Dior Homme Fall 2018 campaign, captured by Karl Lagerfeld‘s camera.
Once again, H&M reveals one of his collaborations with high fashion brands: It’s time for the Italian brand Moschino and his creative director Jeremy Scott.
