Article: Christopher George The most politically controversial line of the brand ́s name “Klassenkampf” (war class), it should remind us that all design is political and fashion does not exist out-side the frame of socio-political references. If so, its really not fashion, is it? Neutral colours with strong blue and brick red are accentuated by emerald shades. A classic check pattern is distorted by an extra layer of black addin depth. Materials range from rich merino wool, cashmere and alpaca blends to casual cotton denim. Textured silk blend Italian fleece clashes with heavy French terry. Up scaled work wear inspired pockets and tailored details turn casual silhouettes into a sophisticated street style. Kapital House of the very Island’s
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Fashion Editor: Savannah Barthorpe For AW19 Miló Maria has created an eclectic collection that incorporates go-to staples, beautiful tailoring, soft leather and luxury fabrics juxtaposed with 90’s references. Bold and colourful prints are offset with neutral pinks and coffee hues. Playful reds and purples pop against tweed and heritage houndstooth fabrics. Mixing digital zebra prints with fine ruched knitwear. Stand-out coats in red and soft green leathers, screen printed wool and fluffy pink faux fur update Miló Maria’s signature outerwear. MILO MARIA
Fashion Editor: Savannah Barthorpe Fashion Scout showcase the London based Eponymous brand Tolu Coker , as the winner of the AW19 coveted Merit Award. Created in 2009, the new talent initiative is worth £20,000 across three seasons and has been created to support and develop new designer businesses on a global level. Unisex fashion brand Tolu Coker, centres her designs around inclusivity, diversity and social responsibility. More than just a fashion label, it serves as a creative outlet for the youthful expression of political reform, changing social and economic climates and new emerging identities. Tolu aims to showcase her identity throughout her work by embracing dual heritage and cultures. She does this by reconstructing the black identity within the western world by adding personal prints, embellishments and personal old polaroid photos of her family. Reworked denims, recycled leathers and re-used plastic and lace scraps are paired alongside striking and daring silhouettes, bold illustrative prints/embroideries and a playground of textures to add a youthful,contemporary and luxurious flair to each piece.
Fashion Editor: Savannah Barthorpe Inspired by french artist Boncompain who's works present the pleasures of life with a Mediterranean vividness, Gayeon Lee AW19 collection resonates with the French painter’s exquisite feel for colour. A spectrum of floral prints and plaid check - from playful pleats to drawstring cinching an interesting fluidity to the garments is created. Recognisable asymmetric pieces return for another season; an essential element of the classically Gayeon Lee aesthetic. Structural volumes add edge with oversized coats and jackets, with a range from wool; plain and striped cottons; and printed silk and crepes; supplying an array of daytime and evening wear to herald the Autumn Winter wardrobe. GAYEON LEE
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