FAULT MAGAZINE REVIEWS Burberry AW17
This season was a departure on many levels for Chief Creative Director Christopher Bailey, with what looked like his most conceptual collection so far at Burberry.
Digging deeper into who Bailey is as a designer - his influences, points of view and creative expression - made for an intensely personal collection that was infused with his love for Yorkshire artist and sculptor Henry Moore.…
FAULT MAGAZINE REVIEWS PPQ AW17
A collection aptly named ‘It’s Very Black and White’, designer duo Amy Molyneaux and Percy Parker weren’t wanting to disappoint this season. Perhaps it’s because the duo are usually known for their bold prints and vivid colours (their AW16 collection was a wild spectrum of colour), that they thought it best to plainly put things in black and white from the offset as to not give any false hope.……
FAULT MAGAZINE REVIEWS Fyodor Golan AW17
In respect of the events of last year, it should come as no surprise that designers are using slogans to make bold and empowering statements on the catwalk this season. ‘Don’t Call Me Princess’ is perhaps the perfect example of the type of woman who designer duo Fyodor Podgorny and Golan Frydman had in mind when designing their AW17 collection.
Celebrating their 5th anniversary since debuting…
FAULT MAGAZINE REVIEWS Eudon Choi AW17
The master of tailoring, Eudon Choi, didn’t fail to disappoint yet again this year with a collection rooted in his precise tailoring and penchant for detail.
Kicking off the first day of Fashion Week, Choi set the tone for the masculine relaxed tailoring that we saw many designers follow in the succeeding days. Starting off with monochromatic looks -made up of crisp white cotton shirts, grey…
FAULT MAGAZINE REVIEWS Bora Asku AW17
This Autumn/Winter, Bora Asku offered us his version of the feminist movement. Invitations depicted the 20th Century feminists holding up signs that shouted ‘peace’ and ‘freedom’, to which we later saw in person on the sleeves, collars and cuffs of the modern feminist women who walked down the catwalk.
It is perhaps of no surprise then that the collection was dedicated to Princess Sophia Duleep…
FAULT MAGAZINE REVIEWS DAKS AW17
Renowned for being everything that is quintessentially English, this AW17 the DAKS ‘Savile Row Woman’ was given an urban edge.
The characteristically British herringbone, Prince of Wales check and houndstooth design were strong prints throughout the collection that also featured the ‘Daks Club Flannel’ in collaboration with Fox Brothers. Relaxed tailoring was also a strong feature here, making…
Live Review: Rag ‘N’ Bone Man – Clapham Grand, London
In a millennial age where almost every second of our attention is absorbed by some form of technology it’s rare to find a voice who can make you stop and listen. Introducing Rag ‘N’ Bone Man – a man whose voice instantly commands your attention from the first note.
It’s a typical Tuesday night in south London but inside the intimate setting of Clapham Grand BRITs Week is off to a flying start.…
FAULT Magazine Reviews: The Detox Kitchen
The festive season is now a distant memory for most but for those in the fashion industry, we’ve only now gotten over the month long hangover brought on by the early January LFWM. From December’s Christmas parties to glutinous Christmas dinners and champagne filled fashion events, you’d be forgiven for letting your health regimes slide in the past months. However, it’s a new year and now it’s our…