Best of the Brits. From the Victorian renaissance at Erdem to Victoria Beckham's return home, we round up our favourite moments from London Fashion Week SS 19.
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A Fashion Week debut.
ALEXA CHUNG
A mash-up of spring dresses, jumpsuits, 70s two-pieces and rich suedes, inspired by the airport's arrivals and departures lounge. True to form, it was a collection of wearable pieces that were quintessentially Chung.
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BURBERRY
The first collection under the helm of new Creative Director Riccardo Tisci. With over 100 looks, SS 19 was a mix for all generations, from iconic trenches to street pieces and evening wear. All for one.
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Tough and tender.
CHRISTOPHER KANE
An ode to female empowerment. With wide shoulders, printed t-shirts, tulle, lace dresses and Christopher Kane's signature jewelled touches, this was a collection dripping in sexual innuendo.
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EMILIA WICKSTEAD
Event dresses for spring in a mixture of sweet pastel, soft whites and signature floral prints. Sugar, ah honey honey.
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The new romantics.
ERDEM
Puffed sleeves and delicate lace shaped elegant gowns inspired by the Victorian era, presented in none other than London’s National Portrait Gallery.
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J.W.ANDERSON
A combination of shapes, cuts, materials, prints and colour, pieced together the J.W.Anderson way. The DIY dream.
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A never-ending holiday.
MOLLY GODDARD
Daisy prints, playful ruffles and plunging necklines. The perfect welcome to spring.
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It's all in the details.
PORTS 1961
Castaway girls. Macramé pieces, relaxed tailoring, fitted dresses, rope ties and cascading beaded strands combine for the summer uniform of our dreams.
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Down to an art.
ROKSANDA
A sea of rich red and sunshine hues painted oversized, architectural blazers and evening gowns.
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SIMONE ROCHA
Dramatic veiled chapeaus, delicate lace embroidery and prints of antique paintings shaped Rocha’s romantic spring collection.
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Back in town.
VICTORIA BECKHAM
Victoria Beckham returned to London to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the brand. Showcasing crisp tailoring and sharp pops of colour, not to mention industry favourite Stella Tennant opening the show, it was a welcome homecoming for the designer.