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Peter Pilotto played around with the traditional ideas of femininity in the shadows of a grand library, where the models made their way across a deeply hued patterned carpet in garments ranging across the color spectrum. Cuts were roomy and relaxed with lightly accentuated waistlines and subtle sultry details, like …

Going back to the basics that made Pringle of Scotland what it is today, the brand presented us with a collection centered around its iconic Scottish knit cashmere. Along with a fundamental palette of solid colors like black, cream, navy, hazelnut, and charcoal, the collection featured the inclusion of the …

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London Men’s Fashion Week kicked off the fashion 2019 calendar and we’re sharing a couple of our favorite collections. Once moving in unison, Craig Green’s nomadic men have gradually begun to go in their own direction, each learning about their individual powers. In the Fall/Winter 2019 collection, numerous perspectives are …

Attention emerging designers, the British Fashion Council has announced that applications are now open for the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund 2019. Established in 2008, The Fund aims to discover new talent and accelerate growth over a twelve-month period through mentoring and awarding a cash prize of £200,000. The BFC/Vogue Designer …

Iconic British menswear brand Ben Sherman returns to Pitti Uomo with the strength “The Decades,” an exhibition that celebrates five shirts of shirt-making making its debut at the Magazinni Teatro. Commenting on the brand’s return to the tradeshow, Mark Williams, creative director of Ben Sherman said, “For the first time …

On the octave of London Fashion Week Men’s, the British Fashion Council pushed the fast-forward button for young designers with the launch of the 2019 BFC/GQ Designer Menswear Fund supported by JD.com Inc, a £150,000 cash prize with 12 months high-level mentoring to accelerate the winner’s business and grow its …

LONDON January 7, 2019 The PRIVATE POLICY FW19 collection tells the story of four characters who are integral to the money system: bankers, workers, police officers, and robbers. Blending our downtown streetwear aesthetic with structured pieces, the collection radicalizes formal silhouettes and creates garments that have an easygoing flow. The …

Designed by Matthew Dainty & Ben Cottrell, the Cottweiler Autumn-Winter 2019 collection takes root from the subterranean floor of a London car park challenging traditional masculine dress codes. Titled, “The Lost Art of Cruising” and shortly defined as “the affects that technology has had on human face-to-face interaction,” the key …