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From the LFW catwalk to your wardrobe (opens the original)
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Lifestyle | Fashion | London Fashion Week The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Did you spy a fleet of glossy black Mercedes zipping across town this weekend? Spy a well-dressed person crossing a road nonchalantly, eyes scanning for street-style photographers? Sense a palpable, fashionable shift in the air? It could only be London Fashion Week, darlings. And spring/summer 27 was a corker, with the
From the LFW catwalk to your wardrobe - AOL (opens the original)
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Did you spy a fleet of glossy black Mercedes zipping across town this weekend? Spy a well-dressed person crossing a road nonchalantly, eyes scanning for street-style photographers? Sense a palpable, fashionable shift in the air? It could only be London Fashion Week, darlings. And spring/summer 27 was a corker, with the return of McQueen (which is set to stay showing here for the foreseeable future, according to CEO Gianfranco D’Attis) and Mulberry alongside a high-profile M&S debut and reliably
Oscar Ouyang: London Fashion Week's rising star (opens the original)
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“It’s always going to be about the young, cool London kids on the street,” Oscar Ouyang says, sitting in his Hoxton studio. “That’s our surroundings. You come in every day, you people-watch — we take a lot of inspiration just from taking pictures of them.” Meet Ouyang, 27, who most insiders would enthusiastically point towards as one of the hottest names to enter the London Fashion Week canon in recent years. A knitwear specialist — he studied BA knitwear before graduating from Central Saint Mar
Oscar Ouyang: London Fashion Week's rising star - AOL (opens the original)
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“It’s always going to be about the young, cool London kids on the street,” Oscar Ouyang says, sitting in his Hoxton studio. “That’s our surroundings. You come in every day, you people-watch — we take a lot of inspiration just from taking pictures of them.” Meet Ouyang, 27, who most insiders would enthusiastically point towards as one of the hottest names to enter the London Fashion Week canon in recent years. A knitwear specialist — he studied BA knitwear before graduating from Central Saint Mar
Alexander McQueen is back at London Fashion Week: what it means for the capital (opens the original)
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As the house returns for the first time in 25 years, Joe Bromley looks at the Lee McQueen legend and what it means for the capital There were the bin bags stuffed with Alexander McQueenâs entire 1993 Taxi Driver collection, dumped near a Kingâs Cross nightclub to dodge the coat-check charge, then cleared and never seen again; the smashed-up 1970s car which caught fire at Borough Market when a guest knocked over a flaming grease pot during a power cut before Itâs a Jungle Out There in 1997;
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