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The Arches were selected as the perfect underground location for the Alexander McQueen underwater-themed Spring/Summer 16 collection. In designs that explored the spirit of journeying and solitude, as well as how ‘the sea acts as a powerful opposite to the land, and as a place where men can make themselves new’, Sarah Burton chose the image of… Read More
B1 welcomed the London launch of Movember, a brilliant charity dedicated to addressing the biggest health issues facing men across the globe. The team at Movember teamed up with Gilette to present Barbers Always Mo Best, a pop-up barber shop that treated guests to pamper sessions and moustache styling tutorials. Live drawing portraits were on hand… Read More
Giles Deacon, a renowned custodian of drama and dark fashion, selected the historic College to showcase his gothic-themed Autumn/Winter 15 collection. The atmospheric venue added apt drama, as models entered the circular space in striking Victoriana designs. Velvet looks with ruffled collars and bows featured prominently, and the intricate evening gowns were something to behold.… Read More
Veuve Clicquot launched their inaugural Widow Series at the College, an annual exhibition and celebration of creative and cultural excellence. As the first curator, SHOW studio founder and fashion photographer Nick Knight produced newly-commissioned works under the banner of ‘Beautiful Darkness’. This stylish and glamorous affair utilised the College’s multiple atmospheric rooms to create an… Read More
Whistles presented their collection in the Kings Cross Tunnel, selecting an unconventional venue with its futuristic light wall as the perfect location to showcase their versatile new looks. In what resembled a remarkably stylish commute, models appeared on this unique runway in sophisticated and classic designs. Sport and streetwear influences were easy to spot, and… Read More
For his first UK solo show, the elusive artist Mr Brainwash took over all five floors belonging to the Old Sorting Office. The exhibition, which included a collection of contemporary paintings and giant sculptural installations, was inspired by his subversive perspective on twentieth-century icons and pop culture. An iconic centrepiece took the form of a 20ft. gorilla, weighing… Read More
JW Anderson grabbed attention with his French Riviera-inspired show at the College, a show that cemented his reputation as an international leading designer. Speaking to Vogue, the designer explained that ‘we were looking at our DNA, thinking what things made it and how to own them”, citing leather in particular as being one of them. He… Read More
Vice and Intel took over the Bloomsbury Ballroom to present a multimedia extravaganza that featured performances from leading artists and musicians such as Mark Ronson, Spike Jonze and Kele of Bloc Party. In an exhibition curated by the Creators Project, internationally-renowned artists, designers and musicians showcased their work for thousands of attendees and celebrated in… Read More
