The Fashion shows were screened live at Soho’s Golden Square. A quiet place to relax from the hustle and bustle of Brewer Street. Models wearing DELA ÉVA Bags. http://www.delaeva.com
For the last five years, the stately and elegant Somerset House was home to London Fashion week. This year, organisers shook things up by moving the event to a hip & trendy new venue. A parking lot in Soho’s Brewer Street is one of five venues housing the best that British Fashion has to offer.
The new venue (or should I say venues) choice is a smart one: oozing with that independant, slightly alternative London flair. The shows are centred around the densely inhabited Soho district, home to many pubs, gay clubs, sex shops & even mountains of rubbish bags (which served as sofas for some visitors).
It was great fun to immerse ourselves in that flair. As always at LFW , there were a lot of attention seeking, crazy outfits that in my opinion, didn’t have too much to do with fashion. This year, the gentleman were the true winners of London’s street style prizes. Dapper in sharply tailored suits and British evergreen patterns such as glencheck, tartan & herringbone.
These guys have swagger, right?
Smile!
Soho’s small alleys spilling over with Fashion week visitors. A great vibe.
I’m wearing:
- Geometric dress by Max & Co AW2016
- Silver, strappy pointy flats by Max & Co
- Embellished straw bag by Sicily Bag
Head to toe in autumnal burgundy
The most seen sunglasses at LFW: Mirrored, round Ray Ban RB3447
Wearing Mr Romantique’s rose tinted, mirrored RAy Ban aviators