LaLa Berlin is a brand famous for it’s luxury knitwear, and that’s exactly what they started off the show with. With a colour palette that started off entirely black, models came down the runway in a mixture of fantastic sculptural chunky knit wool sweaters and extremely delicate, finely-woven knits that had almost sheer panels in them. These were paired with leather trousers or leggings that had

The show got off to a cool start, with the catwalk lit up acquamarine-blue and a trumpet player coming out and playing a jazz song live on stage. Then the music kicked in and top model Katrin Thormann opened the show- wearing a fedora-style hat with long fluffy wavy hair billowing underneath it - which was to remain the main look of the show. The first styles were distinctly 70’s, such as fuschia

Schumacher – First class ticket to refined elegance

You would never know there was a world-wide recession on judging by the Schumacher show. It was chockablock full of satin and chiffon, big bows, fur, dress-coats and maxi dresses. Refined elegance sums it up best - even the daytime looks were distinctly ‘dressy’. Lets just say it was day-looks for ladies who go to Ascot or lunch at the Ritz. F

I wasnt sure what to expect from the Eastpak fashion show - I know Eastpak make great rucksacks, but can they make clothes?
The show started off with typically American basketball style sweaters, hoodies and jerseys emblazoned with ‘Eastpak’ or nonsense like ‘Built 2 Resist’ on them. Next came shiny black or blue puffa jackets and vests which i’ve never been a fan of and these just looked cheap. V

It was a full-house that turned out to see the Kaviar Gauche show and after the first model walked the runway, every jaw in the room had surely hit the floor. The models walking down the runway were all practically naked – all that protected their modesty was flesh coloured panties, a long fringed necklace and extra long dramatic hair extensions which hung over the shoulders and all the way down t

So, we’re happy to say that the two designers who won Designer For Tomorrow were also who we predicted would win! Joel Horwitz and Julia Knüpfer were the first class winners! Joel’s fantastic bright blue suit with neon stripes and an irridescent sheen looked fabulous on the catwalk and his structured tracksuit with a cool graphic black and white print on it also stood out a mile from the competit