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Stories with this keyword: london fashion week
Richard Nicoll's fashion show for Fall/Winter 2009/10
Richard Nicoll who is sponsored by Topshop took his collection for next winter in a new direction, somewhere between romantic and sexual.
Todd Lynn's fashion show for Fall/Winter 2009/10
Young Topshop sponsored designer Todd Lynn presented a diverse collection in which he successfully mixed gothic style and a graphic look.
Jaeger London's fashion show for Fall/Winter 2009/10
Internationally renowned label Jaeger London presented a graphic collection in neutral colours such as black, white and camel.
Louise Goldin's fashion show for Fall/Winter 2009/10
The designer may just be visiting from the future but her collection is current and very sellable.
Roksanda Ilincic's fashion show for Fall/Winter 2009/10
Roksanda Ilincic evokes a romantic and feminine woman in her collections whilst experimenting with fabrics and volumes.
Eley Kishimoto's fashion show for Fall/Winter 2009/10
Warm colours such as red, yellow and orange made up certain garments whilst others were monochromatic, in purple and dark blue.
Top Shop Unique's fashion show for Fall/Winter 2009/10
Topshop’s creative line “Unique” took advantage of London fashion week to present their collection in a fashion show.
Aquascutum's fashion show for Fall/Winter 2009/10
Classic pieces such as short, straight dresses and tartan trousers worn with a puffy-sleeved white shirt showed that Aquascutum’s line was aimed at dynamic businesswomen.
John Rocha's fashion show for Fall/Winter 2009/10
Modern sobriety was the look of the day at John Rocha’s fashion show which showcased a range of dark clothes with touches of red, peach and gold.
Twenty8Twelve's fashion show for Fall/Winter 2009/10
This collection mixed a modern look with a vintage feel for a cool, easily sellable style.
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