Emilio De La Morena AW18 at London Fashion Week

For AW18 Emilio de la Morena draws inspiration from Barbara Steisand's  musical 'Yentl'.

Tailoring is sharp, double and single breasted jackets have strong padded shoulders and are cinched at the waist with tone on tone buckled belts. They are paired with A-line mini skirts, micro mini skirts and fitted trousers with ruffled hems.

Coats are oversized in tweeds and brocades with detachable fake fur collars and worn over monogrammed t-shirts.

Blouses in organza feature puffed peasant sleeves, elongated cuffs and bib fronts,

Colour palette is monochrome ivory and black with accents of emerald, fuchsia, citrine, teal and turquoise.

Fabrics include tweeds, metallic silk, cotton brocades, lace and organza.

Ruffles in brocade appear as sleeves and collars.

Silk flounces ornament blouses and column dresses.

Lace bare against the skin or layered tone on tone over silk provides subtle patternation and features in fitted cocktail dresses and gowns.

Shoes are designed in collaboration with Martinez in woven leather in the colours of the collection and manufactured in Emilio's home town Alicante. Jewllery by SafSafu.

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Emilio de la Morena SS18 at London Fashion Week

Emilio de la Morena draws inspiration from the film ‘Clueless’

Colourful tweed suits have cropped bolero jackets and flirty A- line mini skirts. The tweed woven by a French mill for the brand reminded Emilio of the fun outfits in the film and so his inspiration began.

Sharp tailoring also includes a nipped in jacket and skirt in aquamarine Spanish brocade and fitted flared trousers suit in shocking pink silk satin.

The fashionable ruffle is still going to be on the fashionista’s must have list for 2018. Here Emilio uses large ruffles for statement sleeves and winds them around the body like a snake from hem to shoulder.

Smaller frills encircle and hug body con dresses and skirts.

 Colour palette is vibrant: turquoise, fuchsia, emerald and tangerine accented with the more subtle midnight blue, powder pink and ivory.

Shoes were designed in collaboration with Charlotte Mills in velvets and the tweeds of the collection.

EMILIO DE LA MORENA - AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season, Emilio draws his inspiration from his Spanish heritage and his life in London.

The exuberance and flamboyance of Valencia and Picasso's colour combining in his late cubist portraits meets the sharp tailoring of London's unsung couturiers of the 80's and etherealness of the New Romantics to produce a collection of evening wear that is elegant but also electric.

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Silhouettes are figure hugging and hip length or float to the ground.

Precisely tailored jackets are cut close, nipped at the waist and have exaggerated peplums that accentuate the shape of the body. They are paired with fitted flared trousers. Suiting is in a rich striped jacquard  milled for the brand in Valencia.

Flounces in bonded silk accentuate the body and bodycon cocktail dresses feature cutouts around the torso and lace panels.

Lace is a dominant texture. It is layered with more lace, over polka dot and metallic jacquard

as well as being used against the skin in the form of sleeves and panels, playing with the ways in which garments reveal and obscure.

Gazar, tafetta and tulle create structure and body.

Outerwear is in mohair.

Colour palette: petrol, cerise, fuchsia and emerald provide strong tones

 and pastels in pink and mint strike softer notes.

Lace is in monochrome.

Accessories include elbow length gloves by  AGNELLE.