Erdem‘s Dedication to Deborah Cavendish:
Erdem Moralioglu’s Spring/Summer 2024 show was a tribute to the late Duchess of Devonshire, Deborah Cavendish. He upcycled her regal furnishings into coats and dresses, turning the show into an emotional affair with the ducal family of Devonshire in the front row.
Burberry’s London Takeover:
Burberry made its presence felt across London, with blue flags and signage on Bond Street and a green tartan tent in Highbury Fields. The Spring/Summer 2024 collection was inspired by a quintessentially British summer, featuring wearable silhouettes and unique prints.
Richard Quinn’s Tribute to His Father:
Richard Quinn paid a heartfelt tribute to his late father by unveiling an ethereal and spiritual collection filled with intricate embellishments. The emotional connection was palpable, and the show concluded with applause and a standing ovation.
KWK by Kay Kwok’s Space Age Collection:
The futuristic label KWK by Kay Kwok presented an avant-garde collection blending technology, science, art, and fashion. Exaggerated silhouettes resembling planets and their rings transformed models into mystical sculptures.
Simone Rocha’s Collaboration with Crocs:
Simone Rocha’s ‘The Dress Rehearsal’ collection explored a pale color palette of soft tulles, lace dresses, and pearls. The highlight was her collaboration with Crocs, where the traditional Crocs silhouette was frosted with jewels to fit Rocha’s vision.
JW Anderson’s Plasticine Outfits:
Jonathan Anderson presented a mind-bending collection featuring outfits molded from plasticine. The collection included plasticine garments and feathered bomber jackets, showcasing Anderson’s penchant for optical illusions and subversion of everyday wardrobe staples.
These moments and collections made London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2024 a memorable and creative event.
