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EVENTS Fashion Crossover London X LFW SS19 DESIGNER HIGHLIGHTS27th September 2018 
Fashion Crossover reflects on the most memorable and striking shows from LFW SS19. From live singers to professional ballet dancers, this season had it all in terms of a performance.
Promoting and showcasing emerging talent is at the heart of Fashion Crossover, and so we attended a variety of up-and-coming designer showcases, detailing the ones to watch and the future of fashion.
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Fashion Crossover London X LFW SS19 | Fashion Week Firsts26th September 2018 The 68th London Fashion Week saw a first for many designers and fundamental changes in the fashion industry.
The fashion sector remains one of the most vital aspects of the UK economy, with the industry contributing £32.3 billion to the UK economy in 2017 – a 5.4% increase on 2016. The fashion industry remains a major UK employer with 890,000 jobs across the industry, up 1.8% on 2016.
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Fashion Crossover London X LFW SS19 Streetstyle25th September 2018 With fashion week rounding up the upmost stylish and fashionable people, LFW SS19 streetstyle did not disappoint. An array of striking looks incorporated London’s fashion festivities, with fashion week attendees ensuring they remained as stylish as the models strutting down the runway.
The streets of London saw an influx of colour and pattern, from sneakers to stilettos the trends were clear to see. Bold oranges, leopards, and of course chunky trainers.
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CSM 2018 MA SHOW9th March 2018 Historically, there is one course from a London academy, that is truly respected, and internationally recognised, for discovering some of the best professional talents in the fashion industry. Yes, it is the MA Fashion course from Central Saint Martins. For years, this course has demonstrated an unfailing ability, to unearth world class designers such as Alexander McQueen, Stella Mccartney, Christopher Kane, Mary Katrantzou and Molly Goddard, and to transform their raw talent into trend changing prowess. As a result, the reputation of the course does not only echo around Europe, but is extended across every corner of the world.
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MATTY BOVAN AW189th March 2018 Here at Fashion Crossover London, this is the first time our team has attended one of Matty Bovan's shows; and what a first show to attend! Not only was the beautiful Adwoa Aboah there at the opening of the show, but there were also various high profile models, such as Winnie Harlow, wearing his extravagant and wonderful pieces.
The star alumni of Central Saint Martins is a Senior Contributing Fashion Editor of LOVE Magazine, and has previously worked with major names such as Marc Jacobs and Miu Miu.
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ROBERTA EINER AW186th March 2018 Standing in front of The Law Society, 113 Chancery Lane; right across the street from the Royal Courts of Justice, we were at first slightly perplexed by the chosen location, as we entered the venue for the Roberta Einer AW18 presentation. One could not help but question: Why was a fashion event being held at a venue that had so little to do with its creative industry? We soon discovered the answer, as we witnessed the content of the presentation.
The hired models were not only there to exhibit Einer's luxury pieces, but also to demonstrate a point.
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THE QUEEN'S SURPRISE VISIT AND THE UNEXPLORED MARKET IN CHINA5th March 2018 Something extraordinary has occurred in this year's London Fashion Week: Queen Elizabeth has paid a visit to the venue at 180 Strand, and awarded Central Saint Martins' 2016 MA Fashion graduate Richard Quinn with the inaugural Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design at Quinn's own Catwalk show.
While it is most encouraging to see Her Majesty on site visiting displays and meeting designers at the Autumn/Winter 2018 fashion festivities, one can not help but wonder, is there a deeper underlying implication in the Queen's visit?
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REGINA PYO AW1818th February 2018 Rejina Pyo, the award winning Korean born fashion designer presented her stunning AW18 collection this past London Fashion Week. Although it was only Rejina´s second ever catwalk show, Rejina was able to demonstrate her brand’s steady rise by filling out the front seats with powerfull buyers from across the world. The streetstyle looks were as thought through as the catwalk shows, where we saw various attendees wearing Rejina´s previous collections. This time around, Rejina Pyo chose to showcase her collection at the decorative stretch of Burlington Arcade amongst its individual and high prestigue boutiques.
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LONDON FASHION WEEK SS18 STREET STYLE19th September 2017 The street style at London Fashion Week is incomparable and always will be. LFW SS18 was a festivity of London's contrasting societies and subcultures, varying from kaleidoscopically, vibrant club kids wearing their own colourful formulations to the impeccably flawless dressers sitting front row, this year had it all.
Never overlooking the finer details is what we loved about the street style we spotted this year. Instagrammable individuals strutted between the SS18 shows, filling us with fun, edge and confidence.
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LONDON FASHION WEEK SS18 DESIGNER SHOWROOMS19th September 2017 The fashion crowd filled with models, bloggers, designers and photographers have gathered and Instagram is in overload for London Fashion Week SS18 and we were one of the lucky ones to get passes to get into the prestigious event.
Braving the drizzly British weather we headed to the Designer Showrooms at 180 Strand to take a closer look at some of this season’s offering. On arrival the scene is unlike any other with photographers’ cameras clicking as stylish individuals pose in the courtyard.
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JULIEN MACDONALD SS1818th September 2017 Julien Macdonald’s SS18 show had the A list fans out in force, with a star-studded front row including Ronan Keating, Tom Daley, Amanda Holden and Rachel Stevens. However, Macdonald also lined up a range of big names to walk his runway. Hailey Baldwin, Winnie Harlow and Victoria's Secret Angel Alessandra Ambrosio strutted down the catwalk before joining the designer for the show's dramatic finale.
The Fashion Crossover London team were incredibly excited to head down to the Invicta Plaza for the event with Domi Perek, the editor of Mess Magazine. Even at an event filled with huge stars wearing high end designer pieces, Domi is not being driven by wearing top luxury names. Instead she decided to wear Fashion Crossover London’s graduate designer pieces.
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ROBERTA EINER SS1815th September 2017 Glistening glamour, elaborate ornamentation and superlative shades are what we absolutely adore about Roberta Einer’s creative aesthetic, and her SS18 presentation at the old Central Saint Martin’s building, where the designer graduated, did not disappoint.
Einer allowed us to escape rainy London by taking us to a tropical utopia filled of palm trees and ice-cream sandwich snacks. Think California beaches, skaters, surfers and your typical LA girl as that is what Roberta Einer’s SS18 collection colourfully characterised.
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ANNIE CHOI’S BIG DEBUT18th February 2017 Last Saturday during the roundup of London Fashion Week events, Fashion Crossover London and our creative Judy Chou attended the Oxford Fashion Studio show to see our graduate designer, Annie Eunbyeol Choi, present for the very first time. Choi’s pieces were worn by Taiwan’s top fashion icon, Judy at the recent NYX Hollywood event.
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ROBERTA EINER AW1717th February 2017 We started off London Fashion Week in style as we headed down to the Saw Swee Hock Student Centre to check out Roberta Einer's new AW17 collection. The designer has a resumé that will have you inundated with jealousy as she's worked with huge names such as McQueen and Balmain, and her spirited designs have been featured in the likes of Vogue, Elle and i-D magazine.
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HAIZHEN WANG AW17 'IN TRANSIT'17th February 2017 Late on Friday afternoon we were honoured to have been invited to Haizhen Wang’s presentation at London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 17. Due to the high popularity and reputation of the designer, we were queuing in line for this 'invitation-only' event outside of the small Swiss Church near Covent Garden.
Hundreds of fashion editors, stylists and industry professionals occupied this little space, excited to see what the newest Haizhen Wang collection was going to surprise us with.
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BORA AKSU AW1717th February 2017 Another catwalk we had the pleasure of seeing over London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 17 was the show of acclaimed Turkish fashion designer Bora Aksu. He is a London based Central Saint Martins alumnus who collaborates with big fashion houses internationally and dresses celebrities. We are very pleased to have been invited to view his latest collection.
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TEATUM JONES FW17 'THE BODY'17th February 2017 On early Friday morning our team attended the opening of the Fall/Winter 2017 London Fashion Week - the Teatum Jones catwalk show - the fashion lovechild of designers Rob Jones and Cat Teatum.
As we know, fashion gets political at times as was clearly Teatum Jones' aim with this collection. This time the models walked the runway to a mix of Meryl Streep's Golden Globe speech critiquing Donald Trump blended with music.
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Fashion Crossover reflects on the most memorable and striking shows from LFW SS19. From live singers to professional ballet dancers, this season had it all in terms of a performance.
The 68th London Fashion Week saw a first for many designers and fundamental changes in the fashion industry.
With fashion week rounding up the upmost stylish and fashionable people, LFW SS19 streetstyle did not disappoint. An array of striking looks incorporated London’s fashion festivities, with fashion week attendees ensuring they remained as stylish as the models strutting down the runway. 
Historically, there is one course from a London academy, that is truly respected, and internationally recognised, for discovering some of the best professional talents in the fashion industry. Yes, it is the MA Fashion course from Central Saint Martins. For years, this course has demonstrated an unfailing ability, to unearth world class designers such as Alexander McQueen, Stella Mccartney, Christopher Kane, Mary Katrantzou and Molly Goddard, and to transform their raw talent into trend changing prowess. As a result, the reputation of the course does not only echo around Europe, but is extended across every corner of the world.
Here at Fashion Crossover London, this is the first time our team has attended one of Matty Bovan's shows; and what a first show to attend! Not only was the beautiful Adwoa Aboah there at the opening of the show, but there were also various high profile models, such as Winnie Harlow, wearing his extravagant and wonderful pieces.
Standing in front of The Law Society, 113 Chancery Lane; right across the street from the Royal Courts of Justice, we were at first slightly perplexed by the chosen location, as we entered the venue for the Roberta Einer AW18 presentation. One could not help but question: Why was a fashion event being held at a venue that had so little to do with its creative industry? We soon discovered the answer, as we witnessed the content of the presentation.
Something extraordinary has occurred in this year's London Fashion Week: Queen Elizabeth has paid a visit to the venue at 180 Strand, and awarded Central Saint Martins' 2016 MA Fashion graduate Richard Quinn with the inaugural Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design at Quinn's own Catwalk show.
Rejina Pyo, the award winning Korean born fashion designer presented her stunning AW18 collection this past London Fashion Week. Although it was only Rejina´s second ever catwalk show, Rejina was able to demonstrate her brand’s steady rise by filling out the front seats with powerfull buyers from across the world. The streetstyle looks were as thought through as the catwalk shows, where we saw various attendees wearing Rejina´s previous collections. This time around, Rejina Pyo chose to showcase her collection at the decorative stretch of Burlington Arcade amongst its individual and high prestigue boutiques.
The street style at London Fashion Week is incomparable and always will be. LFW SS18 was a festivity of London's contrasting societies and subcultures, varying from kaleidoscopically, vibrant club kids wearing their own colourful formulations to the impeccably flawless dressers sitting front row, this year had it all. 
The fashion crowd filled with models, bloggers, designers and photographers have gathered and Instagram is in overload for London Fashion Week SS18 and we were one of the lucky ones to get passes to get into the prestigious event.
Julien Macdonald’s SS18 show had the A list fans out in force, with a star-studded front row including Ronan Keating, Tom Daley, Amanda Holden and Rachel Stevens. However, Macdonald also lined up a range of big names to walk his runway. Hailey Baldwin, Winnie Harlow and Victoria's Secret Angel Alessandra Ambrosio strutted down the catwalk before joining the designer for the show's dramatic finale.
Glistening glamour, elaborate ornamentation and superlative shades are what we absolutely adore about Roberta Einer’s creative aesthetic, and her SS18 presentation at the old Central Saint Martin’s building, where the designer graduated, did not disappoint.
Last Saturday during the roundup of London Fashion Week events, Fashion Crossover London and our creative Judy Chou attended the Oxford Fashion Studio show to see our graduate designer, Annie Eunbyeol Choi, present for the very first time. Choi’s pieces were worn by Taiwan’s top fashion icon, Judy at the recent NYX Hollywood event.
We started off London Fashion Week in style as we headed down to the Saw Swee Hock Student Centre to check out Roberta Einer's new AW17 collection. The designer has a resumé that will have you inundated with jealousy as she's worked with huge names such as McQueen and Balmain, and her spirited designs have been featured in the likes of Vogue, Elle and i-D magazine. 
Late on Friday afternoon we were honoured to have been invited to Haizhen Wang’s presentation at London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 17. Due to the high popularity and reputation of the designer, we were queuing in line for this 'invitation-only' event outside of the small Swiss Church near Covent Garden.
Another catwalk we had the pleasure of seeing over London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 17 was the show of acclaimed Turkish fashion designer Bora Aksu. He is a London based Central Saint Martins alumnus who collaborates with big fashion houses internationally and dresses celebrities. We are very pleased to have been invited to view his latest collection.
On early Friday morning our team attended the opening of the Fall/Winter 2017 London Fashion Week - the Teatum Jones catwalk show - the fashion lovechild of designers Rob Jones and Cat Teatum.