BRITISH CLOTHING brand Topman Design revived the country’s 1990s rave culture for its London Fashion Week show, dazzling the catwalk with fluorescent colours, psychedelic prints and underground attitude. The winter 2017 collection was “heavily influenced by the pubbing and clubbing scene,” according to the label, featuring pub paraphernalia, hand-drawn prints and 90s “rave graphics and neons”. “This gives the look of working in the outdoors all day and clubbing all night,” Topman said. “With this super fun, youthful and stylishly scruffed-up collection, Topman Design has proven once again why it is a firm favourite for so many millennials,” –children born between the early 1980s and early 2000s -–– said the GQ review, calling the collection “explosive”. London Fashion Week Men’s featured more than 50 shows with the country’s blossoming male fashion industry showing little sign of being dented by the Brexit shock.

Source: The Nation Bangkok January 18, 2017 18:04 UTC