Christopher’s final collection at Burberry is a celebration of the reimagined iconic designs from Burberry’s archive and his own archive after in house for 17 years. 

The house is celebrating the legacy by blending the classic monogram and the “Fendi colour” into the modern, athleisure style menswear: Passengers are about to be on board and flying to a fabulous world.

Songzio’s SS 2017 is called “Ocean”, the inspiration from its name came from his own artworks. It marks the first time in a decade that his design has premiered his own work outside Paris Men’s Fashion Week.

This collection made by Liv Tyler was able to capture the vibe of the English countryside at the end of 1960s/start of 70s and the rock’ n’ ‘roll characters that were main during that time.

SIBLING's official debut combined show entitled ‘Wish You Were Here’, were adorned with muscle toned models walking down the runway to early nineties hip hop.
 

XIMONLEE SS17 presented individual looks featuring elements of his design process, experiments and constant evolving developments with groundbreaking array of textured fabrics from a moulded PVC to an iridescent mesh finished with intricate stitch detailing.

A collaborative effort between all the significant purveyors of luxury menswear meet on a pop up runway in the west end. 

Defining the modern British gentlemen dress code for next summer.

Astrid Andersen deputes the men's collection by showcasing the women's wear range. Blurring the boundaries between casual sportswear and luxury formal wear becoming the sport-luxe’ genre.