London’s designers were in an extravagant mood for spring, while others focused on revisiting and reworking classics.

Buyers also favored bright and neon shades and said the bigger brands — rather than the new ones — set the trends.

Riccardo Tisci’s first show was unexpectedly discreet, with no VIPs, natural light and a vast, democratic collection.

The designer spoke about his approach, ambitions for the brand and rapport with chief executive officer Marco Gobbetti.

Chubby Cloud by Anya Hindmarch is a three-day immersive, consumer-facing event taking place at Banqueting House, the neo-classical gem designed by Inigo Jones.

Riccardo Tisci, Victoria Beckham and Katharine Hamnett are all saying it with a unisex cotton T-shirt.

The company’s statement noted how current advertising and storefront displays do not feature fur in any way.

The British Fashion Council has confirmed that London designers will not be using fur on the catwalk this season.

The company will also cease its practice of destroying unsaleable products.

M&A activity in beauty is effervescent, with private equity prepared to pay high multiples and digitally native brands luring investors.

Tisci has been dropping clues faster than Agatha Christie, and it’s clear that while his blood might be Southern Italian, his vision for Burberry is rooted in London. 

Riccardo Tisci has created a more streamlined logo for Burberry as well as a monogram that highlights the initials of the British brand’s founder Thomas Burberry.

The reveal comes ahead of Tisci’s first runway show for Burberry during London Fashion Week in September.

Howells’ work ranged from spectacular backdrops for John Galliano’s shows to the set of ITV’s “Victoria.”

Her brand seeks to empower women one stiletto at a time.