

London Fashion Week spring/summer 2012
Elisa Palomino creates a modern day ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’. Take a peek at this dreamy collection inspired by the Victorian fairy painting movement.
Edeline Lee takes us on a trip to the grand Viennese Palais Stoclet with a stoic view of glamour in the belle époque.
Simple shapes, vibrant hues, and top-notch tailoring proved to be a winning trio for Jaeger’s SS 12 collection.
Christian Neuman and Virginia Ferreira present their most sophisticated collection for their fourth season at London Fashion Week.
Take the grandeur and glamour of Russia’s past and infuse with a little British edge and the result is a design collaboration worth talking about.
Eudon Choi produces a pleasant collection that is a continuation of his signature girl-meets-boy theme by combining sporty details and modern feminine tailoring.
Bernard Chandran’s latest outing is a marriage of his signature structure with a dose of 50s glamour.
Pioneers of print Bruno Basso and Christopher Brooke take inspiration from unlikely places showcasing both technique and finesse.
The latest winners of the Vauxhall Fashion Scout Merit Award dazzle with an imaginative collection of dizzying colours and textures.
Gilded, sensual beauty and old-school mystique were on display in the plethora of skirts, cocktail dresses and gowns sent down the runway by Ashley Isham.
Amy Molyneaux and Percy Parker look back through their archives to celebrate 10 years of the PPQ brand.
Jean Pierre Braganza’s debut at the BFC show space was sharp and modern. Jumpers in salmon, geometric mini’s and shift dresses with abstract stripes were the collection highlights.