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All posts under ‘London fashion week spring 2011’
By Septembre Anderson | September 22nd, 2010 | 4:33 pm
While the New York uniform is heavy on black, London style is heavy on creativity and colour. We love the volume of this gorgeous cobalt blue skirt especially when paired with the large paint splattered bag (is that an inflatable pool toy?). This streeter has us dreaming of Jeannie.
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By Jennifer Campbell | September 22nd, 2010 | 2:00 pm
This streeter’s look is why we love London Fashion Week: The style is no holds barred. A shiny striped jacket with puffy shoulders paired with a neck piece that looks like ninja weaponry? Easy.
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By Rebecca Tay | September 22nd, 2010 | 12:00 pm
BURBERRY PRORSUM Spring 2011. Photography by Peter Stigter
1. Silver, silver everywhere
2. Snakeskin Read more »
By Septembre Anderson | September 22nd, 2010 | 10:59 am
There is something severe and military-esque about this streeter’s outfit–from the top knot down to the fur sleeves, the leather harness and the lace-up boots.
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By Jennifer Campbell | September 21st, 2010 | 4:00 pm
This streeter’s topper contains oceans, snow-capped mountains, ice shelves, hurricanes… Let’s see a camel cape do that.
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By Septembre Anderson | September 21st, 2010 | 1:15 pm
While we’re suckers for drama (who doesn’t love yards and yards of tulle) there’s something extremely refreshing about an unfussy, uncomplicated outfit. And while this streeter opts for the simpler route, she injects some personality with a big scarf and oversized glasses.
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By Rebecca Tay | September 21st, 2010 | 11:30 am
ERDEM Spring 2011. Photography by Samir Hussein/Getty Images
I love London. I haven’t spent much time here–a day in transit here, a week or two there–so what’s been particularly brilliant (to borrow a very British descriptor) is when designers host their fashion shows off-venue. The Topshop space, which has hosted the Topshop Unique, Richard Nicoll, and Peter Pilotto shows, is an old EuroStar rail location, and last night, Matthew Williamson converted the old Battersea Power Station into an all-white, slick catwalk. It was amazing. Today, Erdem‘s show took place in a garden, and Nicole Farhi presented at the Royal Opera House. Some design houses hold their shows at their headquarters–Burberry’s afterparty last year was at its huge, multi-story office on Horseferry Street; Paul Smith‘s show on Monday was at the company’s London home on Kingsway–which gives you a nice glimpse of the brand’s aesthetic at its best. It’s like fashion show sightseeing!
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By Rebecca Tay | September 21st, 2010 | 10:00 am
No one would accuse Anna Dello Russo of not keeping up with the trends. Photography by Team Peter Stigter
1. Leopard print (seriously, it’s everywhere)
2. Dresses that make noise (like Mark Fast’s Swarovski-encrusted frocks)
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Film noir: Osez le noir et blanc avec les robes et accessoires du moment
