Malan Breton SS19 at London Fashion Week

Titled 'Show Girl' Malan Breton's SS19 collection is inspired by the Ziegfeld Follies

 and tales of his grandmother’s days as a showgirl and opera singer,

 Malan Breton’s new work highlights the glamour of traditional showbiz.

 The Ziegfeld Follies was a series of elaborate theatrical revue productions on Broadway from 1907 to 1931. The chorus girls elegantly paraded up and down stairs, costumed across the inspirational spectrum, from exotic birds of paradise to powerful and imposing battleships.

 Buttery leather sit alongside flashes of neon.

 Textured gown trains sweep into intricate hand-beading and embroidery, bringing the stage to the runway with sharp aesthetic commitment.

Trails of tulle lavishly drape creating a daydream silhouette.

Photography: Simon Armstrong

Rocky Star AW18 at London Fashion Week

Rocky returns this season with a vision of self-awareness and love.
This collection takes a look beyond the ordinary and the obvious and takes you into a world of psychedelic wonderment.

Inspired by his  Indian heritage , Rocky gives the traditional sari a contemporary twist and creates a warrior like style.

Whilst also bringing a bohemian taste with satin tiered maxi skirts - maybe a nod to the 'gypsy' roots of Northern India

Wide chunky leather belts cinch in the waist and juxtapose with soft fluid fabrics

 Intricate prints pay homage to The Nagara Temple architecture.

Fringing trimmed with sequins adorns skirts, tops and dresses

Colour palette includes soft nudes and golds

plus forest berry red’s and rich hues of plum..

 TV personality Olivia Bluckland closes the show in a handcrafted embellished dress.

The essence of the collection is grounded in the ultimate journey of evolution, that we call life.
Photography credit to Simon Armstrong
Video of the finale

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