Paula Knorr AW19 at London Fashion Week

At the core of the collection, bold figure-hugging silhouettes with avantgarde drapes in a mix of delicate sequin fabrics are all finished with Lycra back panels to allow flexibility and movement.

 Hints of ‘sporty’ detailing are injected throughout the collection with relaxed shapes like deconstructed Tunica’s and Palazzo pants, in sparkly oversize sequins,

 and Sportive lurex Ribbing.

This focus on comfort continues with luxurious silk gowns and kaftans featuring flexible drapes and rushing allowing for that fluid movement.

 Video of the presentation: The collection also features a large selection of easy to wear Lycra styles re-developed into show stopping evening gowns and elegant draped tops.. The Lycra jersey in neon tones gets an evening wear treatment by being completely adorned with a precise grid of SWAROVSKI crystals.

 Captivating sequins

, soft Lamé velvets with a glossy, water like, shine,

 fluid satin fabrics

 combined with rich red and wine tones, bright neons and pink and soft blushes all form an alluring contrast to the sportive elements of AW19

. In conjunction with Paula Knorr’s collaboration with SWAROVSKI this season includes jewellery crafted by Paula Knorr. Inclusive of geometric silver shapes which complement the luxurious oversized sequins and asymmetric cuts throughout the AW19 collection.

Shoes by TopShop
Photographer: Zoe Lower

Ashish AW12 Catwalk Collection at London Fashion Week

Titled 'Bollywood' this was a collection of grunge meets glamour meets Hare Krishna.

This Ashish woman mixes spiritual yoga at the palace of Jaipur with......

..... midnight beach raves in Goa. 

For the spiritual Hare Krishna chants are written on scarves, skirts, tops and trackpants.

 Yin and Yan motifs on sequined black or pale pink shorts, jackets, trackpants and tops.

And Buddhas on dresses and tops.

For the festival raves, there's the Acid House smileys on jumpers and shorts

The hallucinogenic prints.

And the t-shirt dress that give the finger to the idea of giving up earthly possessions.

Colours palette spans from the soft pastels to the fluorescent brights. 

This is all about piling on the clothes

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