Today saw the second day of London Collections Men unfold, here’s a few of my favourite looks and collections…
Lou Dalton’s take on experimental fabrication techniques sees appliqué, plastics, and bondage straps all brought together.
Matthew Miller’s rebellious sense of design continues throughout this SS17 collection – using the seasons popular pallet of black, white, and red.
Continuing with the black, white, and red theme, Berthold’s signature shapes and construction ideas are given a seasonal feel with the incorporation of sleeveless shirts, and super-short shorts.
Thomas Pink’s fun take on tailoring sees a mish-mash of styles and colours worn together – from navy pinstripe jackets to bright pink socks.
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Working with dusky hues, Qasimi’s relaxed shapes and flowing fabrics was one of my favourite collections of the day.
Daniel W Fletcher held a guerrilla style show outside the LCM hub. His message being that we should stay in the EU.
The Boy London army was out in full force, as the brand takes a new direction, focusing on reimagined print fabrics and military-inspired shapes.
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