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Hottest looks from London Fashion Week

TNN | Last updated on - Sep 19, 2022, 06:00 IST
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Hottest styles at LFW

London Fashion Week is in full swing. With over 106 incredible designers across a physical digital hybrid schedule, here are some of the hottest looks we have seen so far.

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Harris Reed

Harris Reed's collection was centered around community, collaboration and all the incredible individuals that it takes to create safe spaces for everyone to feel their most authentic selves. The collection was created from dead stock. In her press note, the designer mentioned, "This collection would not be possible without my team of loved ones and even just people on the internet or on the streets hugging messaging and embracing my vision."

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​SS Daley

The designer had actors walk the ramp instead of models. The collection challenged the British class system and evoked a sense of urgency. Steve-Stokey Daley explored the British uniform and took inspiration from queer romance and gardens.

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Edward Crutchley

The designer referred to the Greek mythology and showed how clothes shift shapes and colours from barely there to momentous. There were stockings, lace underwear, leather and baroque jewels combined on camp couture. The fabrics were an interpretation of cloque. Silk and aluminim cloque jacquard were used to create crinkles and ripples in the fabric.

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Molly Goddard

Molly Goddard also introduced a footwear line along with her colourful outfits. Her voluminous and larger-than-life frocks caught everyone's attention. Tulles took the centerstage in her collection.

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