LFW - ALL IN ONE POST

As promised, a recap of London Fashion Week!

1// BURBERRY

A lot of the jackets & dresses were a bit over the top for me (think BIG aviator jackets), but these looks are quite nice, right?

2// CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS

Central Saint Martins class of 2010, well done! Here are the designers:

Matthew Harding // Jackie JS Lee // Joanna Green
Tze Goh // Yusuke Maegawa // Angeline Lam
Thomas Tait // Shao-Yen Chen // Rok Hwang


And we're allowed to pick favourites, right? This is by Lilly Heine. Great!

Keep an eye out for them in the future!

3// CHARLES ANASTASE

Simple & sweet, just as I was expecting from him.

4// CHRISTOPHER KANE

I feel like everytime I see a new Chrisopher Kane collection, I ask myself: is this really his?? He's great at reinventing his brand, it takes some getting used to at first, but at least he's taking the risk. Me love you long time, Christopher Kane.

5// ERDEM

Too much you say? Whatever, it's still lovely.

6// JONATHAN SAUNDERS

Jonathan Saunders always has great graphic prints, and to be honest, I was a bit disappointed (just a LITTLE), but I still like the collection.

7// JULIEN MACDONALD

Again, this is not something I'd usually post, but you have to admit it looks pretty nice.

All pictures from style.com

BURBERRY + JONATHAN SAUNDERS + PRADA

Next up are 2 more London shows, Burberry & Jonathan Saunders plus the first Milan show, Prada!

Did anyone watch the Burberry show live on the internet? I know I did. I'm glad more and more fashion companies do this live streaming of their fashion show, Dolce & Gabanna last season, now Burberry, and apparently Alexander McQueen will go live too! Can't wait. Burberry returned home to London after several years of showing in Milan, and London should be happy about that! The collection was very very young, short skirts, pastel colours, a lot of draping and an endless amount of different trench coats - all belted.




Next, Jonathan Saunders. Although I don't think this was his best show ever, it's definitely worth mentioning. But what's up with the hairdo?


And finally, the first Milan show, Prada -what else? Although I generally don't like the no-pants look, I am willing to make an exception. Loved the collection, maybe a lot of black & grey, but who cares. The shapes & textures are amazing.


Big pictures via fashionologie.com, all other from style.com