Created by JD Williams in association with London College of Fashion, the runway was a mixture of student showcase and AW16 preview. Vibrant patterns, statement shapes and stunning cuts all featured, with the 30 way coat by student Menge Wu being put into production for next season. Celebrating fashion and style without age limits was the core message, and the collection certainly looked to be offering fun, fashionable frivolity in addition to a classical, luxury aesthetic.
Image (c) JD Williams / Z-PR. |
Image (c) JD Williams / Z-PR. |
The show itself was spectacular - there was something so powerful about seeing these glamorous, audacious women bringing the attitude and looking incredible. The crowd too was just as fascinating and fabulous, and I was so excited to meet two of my fashion heroes - fashionista Jean Woods, and artist Sue Kreitzman after the show had ended.
You can also click on my Instagram post below for details of what I wore.
Until next time,
Diana xx
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I love this, those ladies look amazing, fashion is for everybody
ReplyDeleteIndeed - they all had such confidence and presence on the catwalk. I definitely want to be rocking the pavement like that when I reach my older years!
DeleteThe range looks amazing, and I love it when designers do something a bit diffferent. Next step is getting plus size babes on those catwalks!
ReplyDeleteTotally agree! Small steps are happening towards that, but it needs to be quicker. Something felt almost revolutionary at that show, and I'd love to see something happen in the plus size world to recreate that buzz.
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