The week started off with Bora Aksu. His line was very subtle to me. All light pastel colors with looks that reminded me of an old-school school girl. This piece was my favorite from his collection. It has loads of fun details.
Fyodor Golan came up next with this two lookers. I especially love the detail and design on the suit. It's stunning.
The collection that Felder and Felder put up this year was really... fuzzy. All I could think about was how itchy that material must have been. However, there were a few pieces I really liked. The white is really clean and sophisticated, while the pattern on the other two are gorgeous. They definitely took the collection from fuzzy to reptilian with that design.
I really liked this piece from Ostwald Helgason. The effect of the skirt created a really interesting twist to piece, although it would have been gorgeous without the overlay.
I thoroughly enjoyed the pieces from J. JS Lee. Jackie Lee created some really beautiful pieces and her collection had a nice theme running through it. Here are my favorites from her collection.
In case you haven't caught on yet, I really like the pieces that I can see myself in. I prefer the realistic looking pieces that would be worn off of the runway.
Next up came Pierce Fionda, and I had never heard of them before, but I loved so many of their pieces, that I had to look them up. Turns out, they just haven't done a runway show like this in a while (like since 1999, back when I still wore overalls). They have some gorgeous designs!
Everything about this collection just screams classy to me. I love the elegance of the pieces and how sophisticated all the models look in them. And check out the make up on their models! I usually tune the models out and focus on the outfit, but that eye makeup is really eye catching.
Filippo also had plenty of amazing pieces in his Daks collection. I was pretty wowed by some of these.
The first three really wowed me with how sophisticated they are. I would rock all of those to a business event. The second three were a notch more casual, but still just as classy. P.S. I love the plaid/pink thread throughout all the pieces. I love it when a collection makes sense like that!
Christopher Raeburn was next with these gorgeous pieces, all also for the very refined businesswoman.
Then this next collection was really eye-catching. The thing about most of Jean-Pierre Braganza's pieces is that you have to look twice to get the full effect of the outfit. There's a lot going on to make these pieces as beautiful as they are.
And the collections just got better and better as they went on. Jason Conrad had a beautiful collection. I had to control myself on how my pictures I put up, because they're all so clean cut and preppy and I loved them all!
Okay, so maybe I didn't control myself that well, but really! They're so cute! And they all follow a nice common thread and just look stunning. I could totally wear any and all of these on a nice spring or summer day!
I toned it back with Todd Lynn's collection though. I didn't love quite as many pieces so it was easier to limit myself.
And of course, the day had to finish with a bang. PPQ had this beautifully quirky collection finish out the day. I loved all the patterns in it!
The first day of London Fashion Week was so amazing and had so many gorgeous pieces! I can hardly control myself. Everything is just so beautiful!
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