What can women take away from the London Collections: Men I hear you say? Well, quite a bit actually. It seemed fitting that the four-day affair - which saw many designers merging menswear and womenswear - occured simultaneously as UK state schools announce its plans to introduce gender-neutral uniforms.
In fact, the menswear runway has now become a playground for spotting the hottest new designer to name drop, alongside womenswear trends for next season. Father and son design duo Casely-Hayford used their show at LC
Here’s seven fashion trends to take away from the London Collections: Men SS17. Which style tribe are you in?
‘90s Is A-Go-Go
Only Fools and Horses tees at Agi & Sam, Law and Order sweaters at Christopher Kane and Southpark-style hoodies from Craig Green. Nostalgic shows from the ‘90s were the big winners at LC
Suit Up
Embrace retro silhouettes this SS17 – from Topman’s sharp pastel pink suit and navy blue offerings. Just pop a Breton tee underneath. Voilà!
Mix High And Low
Katie Eary’s colourful shearling jacket with Ellesse slides is perfection.
Paisley Prints
We’re crushing over pretty much every piece from Casely-Hayford’s line, which debuted its womenswear collection for the first time. Think clashing ‘70s patterns, jacquard coats and tie-dye fringing. Obsessed.
Invest In A Dress Coat
Specialising in gender fluid fashion, Grace Wales Bonner, cemented herself as the Brit designer to watch after her first solo show in the capital this season. We’ve got our eye on that navy blue coat.
Unleash Your Inner Rebel
J.W.Anderson revealed a wardrobe for ‘little princes’ this season. Crowns, medallions, tunics – it’s time to raid your (childhood) dress up box.
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