Erdem Moralioglu dressed his models in his fall designs and filmed them stepping into, and out of, the spotlight at the Bridge Theatre in London
The spring 2021 collections from Erdem, Simone Rocha, Moschino and Rodarte give a nod to the fanciful and opulent costumes seen in Netflix’s “Bridgerton.”
More than 30 designers will stage physical shows, presentations or other live events, while others will continue to take the digital route.
The designer shot the look book imagery for his summer capsule collection inspired by a Seventies production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
A b-to-b delivery business, Toshi partners with brands and retailers to offer at-home, on-demand services such as pinning and fitting. Customers can also try on different sizes and styles while assistants wait.
The musician is songwriting in the British capital, and she’s tuning into the British sense of melancholy.
WWD went behind the scenes at Erdem RTW Fall 2020.
Charting British designers’ longevity in the London Fashion Week calendar.
Italian-born silent film star, model and photographer turned radical communist Tina Modotti was the inspiration behind the collection.
Erdem Moralioglu wove together references from Seventies’ Italian cinema, the Belle Epoque and his fascination with how decades have interpreted history for this dreamlike collection.
While the Moschino Barbie doll sold out in less than four hours, Off-White and Vaquera designs were expected to sell out, too.
Erdem, Simone Rocha and Phoebe English designed one-off pieces for the exhibition.