Five Trends from London Fashion Week SS17
Discover five of the best trends from London Fashion Week SS17 below, and start planning next season's wardrobe now.
London Fashion Week: Paul Smith SS17
In an industrial outpost in London’s King’s Cross, the venue for the Paul Smith SS17 show was bedecked in wild flowers, giving us a taste of what was to come from the collection; a feminine, vibrant take on Spring/Summer that had that Paul Smith balance of loose and structured.
London Fashion Week: Belstaff SS17
The Belstaff SS17 collection took inspiration from sisters Augusta and Adeline Van Buren, who at 24 and 22 respectively, rode 5,500 miles by motorcycle across America and campaigned for women to be able to serve in the US armed forces.
London Fashion Week SS17: Mm6 Maison Margiela
MM6 Maison Margiela is a label that's defined by its conceptual, experimental designs that don't make it any lesser than the mainline, and that's what was presented to us at LFW this season.
London Fashion Week SS17: Phoebe English
It was only a matter of time before we were presented with a Brexit-fuelled collection at London Fashion Week and that's exactly what we got with the Phoebe English SS17 presentation.
London Fashion Week: Versus Versace SS17
This collection was all about the rebellious, slightly younger than we've seen in the past few seasons, Versus girl.
London Fashion Week: Eudon Choi SS17
Day one of this season's London Fashion Week saw Eudon Choi showcase his SS17 collection, inspired by the work of Francesca Woodman.
London Fashion Week: Pam Hogg SS17
After a career that has spanned more than 30 years, Pam Hogg proved she's still the most rock 'n' roll designer at her SS17 show during London Fashion Week.
London Fashion Week: Anissa Aida SS17
Part of Fashion Scout's Ones To Watch, Paris-born designer Anissa Aida presented a collection that took inspiration from Eastern and Western cultures.
London Fashion Week: John Smedley SS17
Opting for luxury and simplicity, John Smedley creates those pieces that become age-old wardrobe staples; it's no wonder this is a brand that has truly stood the test of time. For SS17 the John Smedley collection took an exploration of colour, inspired by the nature of women.