Last season, Emilia Wickstead ventured into darker, androgynous territory, flexing her creative muscles in a raw industrial setting. Now, she masterfully blends that boldness with her signature elegance, weaving together refined lines with subtle touches of tomboy defiance.
Richard Quinn’s Spring 2025 collection was all about event dressing, capturing the magic of clothes tied to cherished memories. “We wanted to create pieces people will treasure forever,” Quinn shared, reflecting on the honor of crafting wedding dresses.
Aksu’s collection felt like a poetic waltz between romance and the future, making its mark at London Fashion Week. With deep ties to his Turkish heritage, Aksu draped the runway in intricate lace, delicate embroidery, and flowing silhouettes that whispered of another era, yet somehow still danced in the present.
“For this show, I wanted to tap into that visceral nostalgia—the kind you get when you're lost in the bass, dancing in front of towering speakers in some underground club.”
Daley’s show at London Fashion Week was more than just another runway moment—it was a turning point, a powerful debut for his first-ever womenswear collection. Staged in the grand halls of the Royal Academy of Arts and attended by the likes of Harry Styles and Emma Corrin, the atmosphere buzzed with anticipation.
Unveiled on September 13, 2025, the collection wove together delicate fabrics, intricate lacework, and strong physical vibe there was no place for bad luck on this Friday 13th.
Alejandra’s collection was a vibrant dance between elegance and daring, infused with her Spanish roots and a fresh, modern edge. Drawing heavily from Madrid’s rich tapestry of colours and culture, the runway was a kaleidoscope of bright blues reminiscent of the city’s skies, alongside fiery fuchsias, reds, and golden yellows—an ode to traditional bullfighting outfits and her own childhood memories.
St. John’s Spring 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection hit the New York Fashion Week runway with a mix of timeless sophistication and a splash of contemporary cool. Designed by Robert and Marie Gray, the lineup is all about blending classic elegance with a fresh, modern twist.
Edvin Thompson’s highly anticipated return to New York Fashion Week didn’t go off without a hitch, with the show starting a full 76 minutes late. Despite the delay, Thompson’s spirits were high backstage at the Freehand hotel, reassuring everyone with a laugh: “We’re late, but it’s going to be a great show for sure.”
Tory Burch transformed the Skylight at the Refinery into an aqua-tiled pool for her show, reflecting a theme of “power and grace.” Burch, known for her Tory Sport line, shifted from performance wear to high fashion, showcasing fall 2024’s pierced pumps with peep-toes and sculptural heels.
