London Fashion Week Men’s is now in its 12th season, and oh has it come of age. The Spring/Summer ’19 instalment showcased both homegrown talent and international creativity in a proclamation that confidently pushed the boundaries of creative and visual expression.
There was the likes of A-Cold-Wall* featuring haunting Mad Max-esque boys caked in cement and sporting hoods, where the designer Samuel Ross examined themes of ‘Human. Form. Structure’, and models were carried in mathematical shapes ultimately sporting streetwear.
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Xander Zhou, a designer at the forefront of Chinese talent explored the supernatural and space-age future by parading a collection of human/alien boys sporting jackets, rugby and office shirts, but with a dystopian twist. Contact lenses and fibre optic makeup reinforced his message.
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Liam Hodges delivered a Las Vegas aesthetic in his presentation of ‘Slick Trash’. The clothes [jackets, waistcoats, shorts, even socks] were for the most part easy-wear and inundated with leopard print, florals, check or flames; and an underlying retro theme prevailed.
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