 Fashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe Creative Director: Christopher George Tata Naka takes inspiration from the world of ballet rehearsals, looking beyond the magic one sees on stage. Eschewing the elaborate costumes and flawless performances of the dancers on stage for the behind-the-scenes style at the rehearsals themselves. Tata Naka explores classical studio dance wear - leotards, floaty chiffon skirts, leg warmers, warm up pants - mixed with the dancers off duty looks including cosy knits, tweed blazers and oversized coats. The colour palette features soft pastels associated with dance wear: lavender, salmon, pink, jade, yellow and turquoise. Prints are inspired by the vintage-style florals often seen on leotard designs. The same motifs feature as beaded panels inserted in cut-out dresses and are also incorporated in soft cashmere pieces. A sportier sweatshirt-style range of jumpers showcases Tata Naka’s interpretation of Giselle, Romeo and Juliet and The Swan ballet posters. Outerwear includes colourful herringbone tweeds with knitted detailing that creates a layered look, and Tata Naka’s signature padded print bombers and oversized coats. For the presentation Tata Naka is working with Elena Glurjidze, the former lead principal ballerina of English National Ballet and her ballet school Masters of Ballet Academy who will stage a ballet rehearsal for guests to experience.
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Fashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe Creative Director: Christopher George Kaushik Velendra brand’s signature strong tailoring, revitalised to include the deep reds which reflect the opulence and vibrance of the opera alongside new, statement-making patterns. Hours of artisan work culminate in deeply embellished, intricate pieces, highlighting the atelier’s couture craftsmanship. The brand’s iconic sculpted shoulder pieces are enhanced this season, showcasing ruby and crystal crowns which glimmer and glide with the body. Although debuting womenswear, the pieces showcased can be worn by anybody, reflecting the brand’s ethos of crafting not just menswear or womenswear, but humanwear. The collection celebrates dressing with decadence not only for the front row, but for life.
Fashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe Creative Director: Christopher George Photographer: Jack Day at DoBeDo Represents TOGA'S A/W23 Collection explores the feeling of being liberated from constraints. Oversized coats seemingly inside out, huge pockets generally hidden, internal detailing and construction proudly liberated as features of this season design from TYOGA. I mix match of material on the edge of collision bring together a trend we have been seeing on the edges of fashion in recent seasons. What is inventive and often only achieved by stying and personal tastes have been brought the front line. @togaarchives @onehundredhotel @sixlondon @dobedoreprents
Creative Director: Christopher George Fashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe Photo: Debbie Bragg Autumn/winter 2023, Paul Costelloe has taken inspiration from James Joyce's Ulysses. This novel, along with the Poolbeg Chimneys, are iconic structures of Dublin industrial, past and present. Paul Costelloe “This is a celebration of Dublin that was, Dublin that is, and the city I love so well” True to form, Costelloe presented a collection of grace, femininity and strength of women with elegance, a hint of masculinity and modernity. Heavy industrial coats and box shoulders brought a dramatic yet a somber mood to the catwalk, with much of this Autumn Winter 2023 collection being wearable in a more casual manner. Chic sophisticated and unassuming was displayed within this hard lined and graphic collection. As we moved onto Costelloes evening dresses of muted colors, silvery grays and blacks, we retained the theme within a modernism industrial mood, ravaged ruffles, elongated selves, and a more immediate and frantic nature creating effortlessly tailored looks. This theme creating an almost heavy-drama, and as fashion should do a reflection of our times. Using the highest grade of fabrics from both Ireland and Italy, woven cloth of silver by William Clarke of Derry, long tailored coats, skirts and highly structured fitted jackets from Magees in Donegal, and Emblem Weavers in Wexford. Twisted yarn Knitwear mixed in with rich velvets and lush brocades bring an opulence and vitality to this exceptional collection. This season teaming up with outstanding jewellry houses, Peb-ble of London for old-gold celtic styles, Blaithin Ennis of Ireland for delicate, net ropes and architect Angela Brady with bespoke, fused glass pieces inspired by Autumnal in-house prints. All three houses presenting masterpieces that evoke this celebration of Irish creativity and adapting to Costelloes them of an industrial harsh narrative within the collection. PR: Trace Publicity
Creative Director: Christopher George Fashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe Iann Dey erupted London Fashion Week as Iván Gallegos and David Márquez presented their captivating new collection for Autumn Winter 2023. Models peacocked in opulent and dramatic reds, blacks and gold shimmered down the catwalk in a futuristic Venetian gala. Bellowing fabrics and drapery shadowed by wide brimmed fedoras and ladened in oversized gold jewelry and clutching dazzling evening bags. Mexican actress María Félix La Doña became the duos inspiration and muse, with Félix one of the most influential women in Mexico who stood out for her beauty, personality and impeccable proformances, becoming an international fashion icon during the 50s. These vigilantes of fashion eclipsed LFW this season with their creativity and bold statements. Instagram: @iann_dey @iann_deybridal Tik Tok: @ianndey Website www.ianndey.com PR THE POP GROUP @thepop.group
Creative Director: Christopher George Fashion Director: Savannah Barthorpe Blue Tamburin runway show left the audience breathless with its religiously inspired collection. This dark tone in fashion was surprisingly sexy with is unapproachable mood and an undercurrent dominant narrative. Blue Tamburin is one of the first Korean brands in the fashion industry to be invited to all four major fashion weeks. Blue Tamburin presents a collection that incorporates personal uniqueness, self-expression, freedom, and boldness that harmonize with social formality. The brand’s philosophy is to “Support beauty in mind, reveal the beauty to the world,” as they aim to make a social impact on the fashion industry daily. Striking with details, the use of layers and fabric cut, along with the simple use of black, white and basic tones made for a dramatic lineup in this catwalk presentation. http://www.bluetamburin.com/ Youtub
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