The Fall/Winter 2024 season of London Fashion Week has officially come to an end and as always, guests were treated to a variety of high-octane showcases by both established and emerging designers. Fan favorites like Chet Lo, Simone Rocha and David Koma made triumphant returns to the runway while emerging labels like Sinead O'Dwyer, Sinead Gorey and Susan Fang kept us talking thanks to inclusive casting, immersive set design and vibrant soundtracks.Elsewhere, this season saw showcases from brand...

Sinead Gorey returns to the London Fashion Week runway for a second time, taking us to London's iconic Heaven nightclub for a blast from the past. Reimagining the "British teenage experience," Gorey's Fall/Winter 2024 show recreates typical schoolgirl archetypes, drawing from her own vibrant adolescence.Looking at the dangerous periods spent outside the classroom, bus stop and local corner shop, the designer takes us deep inside the minds of our former selves, evolving her past exploration of Br...

Dilara Findikoglu presented her Fall/Winter 2024 collection at London Fashion Week this season, drawing us into a world dictated by the divine feminine. In the accompanying show notes, the British-Turkish designer states, "A world built by the hands of men is destined for destruction," and goes on to explore a world in which we transcend "conventional masculinity."With Hari Nef opening the show and Richie Shazam also appearing on the runway, the eerie, unsettling showcase was one full of surpris...

From the metaverse to NFTs to AI-generated imagery, keeping up with the evolving cycle of technological innovations and their increased presence in the style industries can feel all encompassing. But, between deepfakes and mixed realities lies a truth that feels relevant for all of us: fashion's use of technology as a medium allows designers to explore, question and expand our collective understanding of creativity.Between the use of nostalgic hardware and futuristic designs, we can't wait to se...