If there was a unifying concept running through the collections at the Topman-sponsored Man group show, it was that of dressing up.

There was a spirit of rebellion at the Topman-sponsored Man show, which spotlighted three emerging London labels: Art School, Rottingdean Bazaar and Stefan Cooke.

Quite the mixed bag from Per Götesson, Art School and Rottingdean Bazaar.

A mood of excess percolated through this season’s Topman-sponsored group show for emerging, experimental designers.

Fashion’s youngest guns unleashed a trio of disquieting collections at this Topman-sponsored group showcase.

Androgyny was the common thread across the three emerging talents selected for the seasonal showcase established in 2005 by Topman and Fashion East.

The showcase featured two up-and-coming designers: Rory Parnell Mooney and Liam Hodges.

The trio of emerging designers at the MAN showcase got the same memo: Loose and oversized layers, gloomy colors and rave pants. Hello, Nineties!

In his first runway appearance at LFW, Liam Hodges, one of the three designers in the MAN group show, showcased his tough, handcrafted aesthetic.

The group presentation featured designers Alan Taylor, Bobby Abley and Craig Green.

WWD went behind the scenes at the fall show.

This group presentation featured emerging designers Craig Green, Alan Taylor, and Bobby Abley, whose collections were bold and experimental, to put it mildly.

Agi & Sam, Astrid Andersen and Craig Green were featured in the collective show.

This showcase of emerging men’s wear talent featured Astrid Andersen; Agape Mdumulla and Sam Cotton; and Shaun Samson.

The Man showcase spotlighted looks from London menswear designers that ran from baroque to sporty to technical.