Temperley London AW15

Temperley London AW15

London Fashion Week always ends up morphing into a blur of covetable threads, perfect faces, bass-filled soundtracks and air kisses by the hundreds. A fantastic blur – don’t get me wrong – but a blur, nonetheless. Welcome to Day Three (on what is officially Day Five…blame everything in my aforementioned list!)

On Sunday, I was audience to Preen by Thornton Bregazzi‘s floaty patchwork and playful appliques, Sophia Webster‘s Coca Cola-coated carnival accessories, Temperley London‘s geometric opulence, Jonathan Saunders‘ more-is-more retro formality, and David Koma‘s stunning frilled simplicity.

As the saying goes, check it all out in LG’s video – below!

Jonathan Saunders AW15

Jonathan Saunders AW15

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LFW House of Holland AW15

House of Holland AW15

While there was a plethora of black looks on show for Day One of London Fashion Week, Day Two was a complete mixed bag. Faux furs, leathers, and a rainbow of colours (even multiple showings of baby pink).

I experienced the gilded gowns and tartans of Emilia Wickstead, the royal-toned gothic glamour of Julien Macdonald, the conveyor belt-transported Blade Runner funk from House of Holland, the hedonistic yet patriotic return of Gareth Pugh, and Sibling. The latter brand’s designers – Sid Bryan, Joe Bates, and Cozette McCreery – created an transportive 80s collection for “the girl who sneaks backstage to hangout with the band, who finds imaginative ways to dress to disguise her age. She’s a girl cool beyond her years.” Manic Cara Delevigne vibes.

As LG’s official London Fashion Week blogger, I can only suggest you watch the video – below – to see Dat Rwo in all its glory!

Sibling AW15

Sibling AW15

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LFW Felder Felder AW15

Felder Felder AW15

Welcome to London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2015 (LFW AW15 to the Twitterazzi), my loves.

Day One was a sizzling sartorial whirlwind for me; shaggy Seventies outerwear from Shrimps, rich and silver-spiked glamour from Felder Felder, fighter jet-inspired origami demureness from Jean-Pierre Braganza, free-spirited monochromatic beading from sass & bide, and my always-adored fairytale favourite, Bora Aksu.

As well as delivering his signature romantics (this season, inspired by Oscar Wilde’s The Nightingale and The Rose), Aksu also employed TV presenter Laura Whitmore to act as the show’s key model. A welcome gesture to the more vertically-challenged among us, to say the least.

Check out the day’s highlights (from my collaboration with LG) in the video below!


LFW Shrimps AW15

Shrimps AW15

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As LG‘s official blogger over London Fashion Week SS15, I found it truly inspiring to get an intimate look at not only the designers, press, and madness of Fashion Month, but the ways in which the fashion industry expands beyond everything I’ve experienced.

From steaming next season’s most Instagrammable looks to collaborating with up-and-comers, LG really made their mark on this sensational sartorial season. In fact, having just finished their seventh consecutive year of sponsorship, projects like their stunning Ashley Williams garment bag collaboration are a simple testament to their (dare I say it) passion for fashion (cringe) and the continual growth of the industry.

Now grab yourself a culpa and enjoy the LG & LFW highlights from each day, below.

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london fashion week vlog
For the first of many London Fashion Week posts and reviews, I wanted to throw together a mix of backstage and front of house footage from J JS Lee, Bora Aksu, Sibling, Holly Fulton, and more.

As LG‘s official London Fashion Week blogger, I was very kindly given backstage access along with time to hang out with the LG SteamTeam as they preened the designers’ immaculate collections to perfection (the perks of working with the Official Garment Care Supplier!).

Stay tuned for more sneak peaks (photos and insights and fashgasms, oh my!) as well as a preview of  the Ashley Williams for LG partnership.

Enjoy the video (below!)