It wasn’t all politics though, #LFW once again provided an exciting warm up. Denzil Patrick reminded us not to overlook those newer brands. Three years after Creative Director Daniel Gayle launched the menswear brand, it is blooming in London and beyond. His SS25 collection titled “One More Time With Feeling” encompassed British traditional silhouettes while playing with coral and aqua tones; multipocketed, almost uniform like structures reflected the practicality of the everyday worker infused with a touch of whimsy. Another highlight was Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY who proved the use of primary colours doesn’t diminish what can only be described as perfect chaos.
MILAN FASHION WEEK MEN'S (15 - 19 JUNE 2024)
When it comes to Milan, we have a lot to look forward to. A show not to miss? Sabato De Sarno, Gucci’s creative director's second run at menswear. Having previously taken a more sophisticated and understated approach, a clear distinction from his predecessor. De Sarno appears to be taking Gucci back to its long standing roots; Italian suave. Another fashion moment to note in the diary is JW Anderson as well as Martine Rose, the British designer's brand that has consistently shown in London, is making its debut on the Milan fashion show calendar. If Rose’s previous shows are anything to go by, anticipate daring colours and minimalism with an edge. The designer, whose brand is finally receiving the much-deserved recognition, has enjoyed great success showcasing in London. Will her vision resonate within the Italian fashion scene?