Tag Archives: A/W 10-11
Michael Van Der Ham’s A/W 10-11 Liberty loveliness!
Michael Van Der Ham has been one of the most talked-about designers at London Fashion Week this season (apart from the unanticipated kerfuffle over Hakaan), with almost every editor or blogger worth their salt, gushing over his super feminine, jigsaw … Continue reading
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Tagged A/W 10-11, Alexander McQueen, As Four, Central Saint Martins, Erdem, Fashion East, floral, Hakaan, Harriet Quick, Italian silk, jigsaw dresses, Kate Moss, knitwear, Liberty art prints, Liberty fabric, liberty of london, London Fashion Week 2010, marc jacobs, Michael Van Der Ham, mohair, Morgan Oliver, panel dress, patchwork dresses, satin organza, sheer jacquard, somerset house, Sophia Kokosalaki, Swarovski crystals, Ugly Betty, Vogue, Yasmin Sewell
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LFW Day Two: Jacob Kimmie at Vauxhall Fashion Scout
Jacob Kimmie’s show was one of the highlights of the Vauxhall Fashion Scout schedule and his collection was certainly the most dramatic, much helped by the spectacular Masonic Temple location. The self-taught South-African designer’s monochrome A/W 10-11 collection, ‘Pilgrims’ was … Continue reading
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Tagged A/W 10-11, apartheid, Aspinals of London, Aztec, baby at fashion show, catwalk, chunky knit arm warmers, feather coats, feathers, Freemasons Hall, Ginta Siceva, high fashion, Inca temple, Jacob Kimmie, laser cut leather, laser cut leather jewellery, LFW exhibition, London, London Fashion Week 2010, Masonic Temple, monochrome, pilgrim, Pilgrims, primitive, primitive skirts, puritan, sculptural dresses, seductive puritan, sequinned snood, somerset house, Sophie Anderton, South African designer, Vauxhall Fashion Scout
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