Tag: London Fashion Week

Green Fashion Credentials

Brands are brandishing green credentials for the sake of being caring, or at least on the surface. Green is the new Black Dress in fashion. Suddenly, designers and labels have become Earth Conscious. Walk down any main street or shopping mall, retailers are bragging about sustainable clothing lines. During the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival, Fashion… Continue reading Green Fashion Credentials

Halpern Empowerment

This collection from Fashion Designer Halpern at the London Fashion Week shows the power of imagination merged with function for style.  Using different materials and shapes each look had the theme of female empowerment.    Women who mattered during these times.  This season the house used front line workers as models.  Fabulous!  Stay tuned for… Continue reading Halpern Empowerment

London Fashion Week Men

My London Fashion Week Men impressions are so far so good. As always, even in middle of the Brexit Crisis, the city finds its creative spirit, edgy, off kilter. The weakest of the Menswear week, London has proven to be one of residence. Enlisting big names, Beckham, Dandy, and a Prince, to give lift into… Continue reading London Fashion Week Men

Behind the Scene at Pringle of Scotland

RUSH! RUSH! RUSH! Hair, Make up, Models, make-up artists, and hairstylists, all working in sync preparing for the Pringle of Scotland Fashion Show during London Fashion Week.  Black and Paper got images of the crew preparing for the 12:30 runway deadline. Images by Leah Ahuja, Associate Editor of Black and Paper

London Fashion Week Men

London Fashion Week Men has kicked off to a start that can be described as “creative.”  Of the all fashion centers, the British capital has always been a step in the direction of quirky.    Designers are more inclined to step out of comfort zones.  The availability of fresh creative talent in the city means there… Continue reading London Fashion Week Men

London Fashion Week

Collections we liked from London Fashion Week Felder Felder looks were shiny then moved on short skirts with prints. Gareth Pugh went for red  then moved to black this season with a collection that was fun if not a bit over the top. Burberry Prorsum moved into the future with cut outs, mini dresses, and… Continue reading London Fashion Week