London Fashion Week: Classic And Avant-Garde Parallel

In the just concluded London Fashion Week, famous brands and designers continue to uphold the British tradition, but with their avant-garde and unexpected creativity, it is admirable.

Aquascutum -- return to London Fashion Week

Jagle Dan (Aquascutum), who has nearly 160 years of history, is one of the most historical and cultural luxury brands in Britain.

Originally known as the British windbreaker, today's Aquascutum is a symbol of English elegance and high quality.

After a short recuperation, the anticipated Aquascutum return to London Fashion week attracted many celebrities, and Prime Minister Samantha Cameron also came to see it cheerfully.

The new design director, Joanna Sykes, has brought a new Aquascutum, young and dynamic, concise and without losing traditional features.

Paul Smith -- hermaphroditic neutral beauty

Paul Smith is a British designer famous for men's wear. Nowadays, the design of women's wear adopts the style of men's wear, wearing glasses, showing the unique temperament of intellectually independent women and self strengthening.

This work has three series, the black card is relatively feminine, has many prints and the color.

The Paul series is younger, with jeans and shirts.

The main series is back to the original male characteristics, with all kinds of trousers, but still feminine, very practical.

Jaeger London -- the essence of royal culture

Another classic British brand, Jaeger London, has 126 years of history and is also one of the most historic and cultural luxury brands in Britain.

Stuart Stockdale, director of design, told me that this season's design was inspired by the valuable collection of the Kensington Palace. The royal family members and ministers, including the wardrobe of Duke of Windsor, left behind rich historical relics, with exquisite detail design and elegant tailoring skills.

Nourishment from history and applied to modern design is the new season of Jaeger London.

Meadham Kirchhoff -- the most lightweight show in history

It may be the fastest fashion show ever. It takes less than five minutes to walk the whole show.

Along with the weird, very fast music rhythm, the walk of the models, such as the students queuing up and walking quickly, seems to be driven by a magic force, and the last lap of the compulsory is finished at the same speed, and then disappear.

The whole audience was silent, waiting?

When the music rang again, just two men's designers were seen and disappeared quickly.

At this moment, the audience applauded.

More often than not, the short time is wonderful.

However, what is more impressive and thought-provoking is their design.

Meadham and Kirchhoff have repeatedly stressed that they hate the constraints of uniforms and religions, and they want to create an image of a woman with an independent spirit.

It is characterized by the fusion of classic nostalgia and avant-garde fashion, focusing on the traditional manual weaving process in Scotland.

Embroidered Floral skirts, apron linen petticoat, embroidered white silk, nostalgic lace shirts, embroidered stockings and wig shapes are all exquisite and chic.

The matching of different texture skirts (embroidered tweed skirts and folds Chiffon bottom), collocation shirts and woolen coats.

A variety of color combinations, such as beautiful carnations dye red and pink, and ice blue sweater and socks to form a wonderful combination of colors, coupled with avant-garde bandage sandals, nostalgia to become avant-garde fashion!

Absolutely, wonderful!

Facts have proved that Meadham and Kirchhoff deserve the 2010 Best British Fashion Award.

Christopher Kane -- "weaving" fairy tales

Christopher Kane has just won the fashion fund of BFC/Vogue, and is the most promising teacher in the UK. It has once covered Matthew Williamson.

Christopher Kane has always been noted for its attention to detail and handwork.

The new series of this year, the traditional knitted sweater head array, superb manual knitting skills, different geometric composition, vaguely peek the style of Scotland knitted sweater.

But there are still innovations in the details. Christopher, like scientists, likes to do experiments, changing the collar and trouser bags into streamlined liquid (vegetable oils and glycerin) plastic padding.

The series is like a fairy tale romance. It's like a sea of mermaids swimming around the sea.