8 highlights at London Fashion Week 2019

The fashion world mourns the 'king' KARL LAGERFELD

Fashion king Karl Lagerfeld passed away on February 19, 2019, right when LFW 2019 was taking place. All guests and delegates present at the BFC stage, where the event took place, observed a minute of silence to remember the legendary designer of Chanel and Fendi, who contributed greatly to the development of the world fashion industry.

Victoria Beckham launches super collection

Victoria Beckham was a member of the famous girl group Spice Girls (UK) and the wife of football legend David Beckham. Currently, she is a famous businesswoman and fashion designer in the foggy country. At LFW 2019, Victoria Beckham launched a magnificent collection of fashionable short-sleeved shirts and puffer dresses in neutral but equally bold colors. In addition, she also launched a YouTube channel to fully introduce her and her family's products.

Shrimps make their debut

Shrimps is a British fashion brand founded in 2013 and this year, Shrimps presented for the first time at LFW. Designer Hannah Weiland of the “2 shrimp” fashion brand presented a unique collection of silky dresses, oversized bags, shells and lots of faux fur.

Promoting sustainability

The BFC stage made sustainability a priority this season. BBC Earth and Mother of Pearl teamed up to host a workshop and launch a BBC Planet-inspired collection, created using sustainable production methods. Innovation and new technology can help us reduce the impact of fashion on the environment. And to close LFW, the Duchess of Cornwall presented the QEII (Queen Elizabeth II Award) to designer Bethany Williams, who used recycled materials in her collection.

Roksanda, Erdem and Rejina Pyo make us dream

Some of the fashion world’s favourite designers really hit that sweet spot between fashion, fantasy and femininity: there were yellow feathers at Roksanda; pointed collars, detailed embroidery and flowers at Erdem and gorgeous colour separates at Rejina. All contributed to the overall success of London Fashion Week 2019.

Rixo's vibrant collection features drag queens

For his Studio 54-inspired collection, Rixo chose Cafe de Paris as the venue, where models and drag queens took to the disco floor, wearing sequins and vintage prints. It all made for a fun and energetic show.

Aspinal makes the British swoon

Models like Olivia Palermo and Amber Le Bon helped Aspinal's Design Director Giles Deacon and Creative Director Mariya Dykalo launch a new collection that impressed audiences, especially the British, with quintessential motifs from the foggy country such as guards, guard dogs...

Adidas Originals enters the LFW playground

Adidas Originals debuted its collection with New York designer Ji Won Choi, taking place at Hawley Wharf – a previously unused venue in Camden Underground. Ji Won Choi was instrumental in reimagining Adidas' design identity.

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