London Fashion Week Recap: Top 5 from Spring / Summer 2021 Runway
Here are our Top 5 from London:
Call to Nature: The ode to nature was very present in London. Whether it be shows that took place in a secluded forest, a range of nature inspired prints or sustainability produced garments, the beauty of nature shone through.
Designers: Burberry | Erdem | Preen by Thornton Bregazzi | Paul Costelloe
Beyond Basic | Peek-a-Boo: Easing people out of their comfort zone after months of lockdown, the continued trend of peek-a-boo cut-outs with the back and chest playing a key focus. Creating an effortless look from the waist-up while still retaining a level of comfort.
Designers: Victoria Beckham | Self Portrait | Erdem | Marrknull | David Koma
The New House Dress: Ruffles, frills, prairie like details and comfortable enough to sleep in, the new house dress is an emerging trend coming from months of lockdown and a desire to wear something a little more pretty.
Designers: Preen by Thornton Bregazzi | Roksanda | Yuhan Wang | Sea
Artistic Prints aren't new but we are seeing a surge as designer's are looking into other ways besides traveling to be creative with some exploring the arts in their surface projections or backdrops.
Designers: Christopher Kane | Roksanda | Johan Ku Gold Label | Jamie Wei Huang | Bethany Williams
Unbleached and Naturally dyed hues continue to gain traction in London. The natural qualities of these materials are valued for their sustainable and unbleached qualities. Style in head-to-toe color or contrast with optic white for a fresh take on a new neutral palette.
Designers: Preen by Thornton Bregazzi | Simone Rocha | Sharon Wauchob | Mimi Prober | Bora Aksu
We are continuing to follow the month of fashion where we will be analyzing the runway trends from New York #NYFW, London #LFW, Milan #MFW and Paris #PFW.
Missed our NYFW review? Find it here.
For the Spring/Summer 2021 shows, we are seeing a new take on fashion week with a move to digital and very few in person shows. Brands are forced to be creative on a different level and it's been interested to see how they have adapted. All in all for the other 99% of us who usually don't go to the actual shows it still feels a little normal to review all the looks on our computers.
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