But even the 2008 financial crash couldn’t stop London Fashion Week and so, this February, LFW reared its subversive, stylish head once more. From Dilara Findikoglu’s ode to the divine feminine to Tolu Coker’s joyful, street hawker-inspired collection, London’s designers lived up to their bold reputation. But one thing we didn’t expect for a fashion city known for its raves and stick-it-to-the-man attitude? At least that’s what LFW – and in particular, the queer designers on its schedule – seemed to be suggesting. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Olly Shinder (@olly.shinder)It’s true; the ‘corporate girly’ vibes are over.

Source: The Times February 21, 2024 14:39 UTC