Omar Mansoor SS19 Collection at Fashion International during London Fashion Week

Inspired by Grace Coddington, US Vogue’s creative director for 30 years, Omar Mansoor injects just one colour into his SS19 collections– Red. 

At first glance we all realise this bold primary colour is representing Grace’s iconic wild red mane, but Mansoor also goes deeper and uses the red to symbolise her strength, passion, desire and determination – all characteristics of being a strong ambitious woman..

 Modest necklines and full- length statement dresses offer both a practical and an elegant solution to women’s fashion needs.

 Whilst the diffusion line plays with a variety of lengths in a range of fabrics including chiffon, tulle, crepe and lace combined with embroidery 

and embellishments of large sparkling sequins dancing loosely on sleeves, hems and teh bodice of a jumpsuit.

Whilst red faux pearls are scattered over a gypsy style short dress.

Mansoor showcased his collection with Fashion International in the Ballroom of the Amba Hotel Charing Cross.

Footwear by Lucy Choi London

Photo credit: Shahid Malik

www.omarmansoor.com

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David Ferreira AW16 Collection

David’s AW16 collection “Opulent Child” reflects on today’s overindulgent society where image and the perception of such defines who we are.

AW16 is the wardrobe of an imaginary clique that, despite having its roots in the mainstream references; Pink Ladies, Heathers, Clueless, Plastics, Gossip Girl, Scream Queens, exudes a more extravagant and opulent look that draws further reference from the royal clique of Versailles, Queen Marie Antoinette and Duchess of Polignac; and personalities like Marchesa Luisa Casati and Scarlett O’Hara from ‘Gone with the Wind’(1939). The collection creates a couture clique that primes for glamour, beauty, extravagance and luxury.

Celebrate Valentine's this Weekend with Phase Eight Flagship store in London

If you are visiting London this weekend, be sure to drop by at Phase Eight's flagship store in James Street and admire their  stunning window display! on flagship store in James Street.
The dress display is constructed completely by red roses to celebrate Valentine’s Day and London Fashion Week.
If you pop by - you’ll enjoy fizz and sweet treats, a chance to win £150 and 20% off everything in-store and online.

Check out the whole range on www.phase-eight.co.uk

Left to right:

Fabia Embroidered Fit and Flare dress £160

http://www.phase-eight.co.uk/fcp/product/phase-eight/Dresses/Fabia-Embroidered-Fit-and-Flare-Dress/202433252

Roberta Tapework dress £185

http://www.phase-eight.co.uk/fcp/product/phase-eight/Dresses/Roberta-Tapework-Dress/202435220

Hearts print dress £79

http://www.phase-eight.co.uk/fcp/product/phase-eight//Hearts-Print-Dress/202566281

The Little Red Dress by Diva Catwalk

Paris Sleeved Dress Price £129

Direct link to Paris sleeved dress:

http://www.divacatwalk.com/collections/christmas-collection/paris-sleeved-dress/43/905

Left image: Adelaide dress £115
 Direct link:

http://www.divacatwalk.com/collections/christmas-collection/adelaide-dress/43/915

Right image: Vegas dress £115
Direct link:

http://www.divacatwalk.com/collections/christmas-collection/vegas-dress/43/904

 

For more dresses http://www.divacatwalk.com/

Kelly Brook is Lady in Red wearing the Ascot Dress from The Pretty Dress Company

Image of Kelly by Getty Images Europe

Amy Childs' Jubilee theme of British Passion for Fashion

Amy Childs looking proud to be British and very patriotic in her short but regal gown and jewels.

 Fly the colours in a red, white or blue dress from one of Amy Child’s collection:

 

Beatrice in red price £60

 

Anna in White £75

 

Abbey in navy & white £49

Plus just for the Jubilee Week (Sat 2 June- Sat 9 June 2012), you can get a set of Amy’s exclusive strip lashes for only £1 with every clothing order on www.amychildsofficial.co.uk