How Are The Big Line Players Going To London Fashion Week?

Under the leadership of young creative director Anthony Vaccarello, the Versus2016 spring and summer conference is full of male prints and tattoos, which are full of tattoo prints. Fancy buttons are also placed in different places. Unlike the previous press releases, the audience is able to place orders on the line after the show. This is also a move that Versus intends to move closer to the commercialization of New York fashion week.

The London Fashion Week, sandwiched between New York and Milan, was once regarded as the weakest among the four fashion week (New York, Paris, Milan and London): New York has the most mature show of the global commercialization mode, and Paris has a unique advanced history of custom shows. Milan is a gathering place for fashion craftsmen. In addition to Burberry, Daks and Paul Smith, the UK has been playing an increasingly important role in recent years. London is more like a Saint Martin college graduate.

They are beginning to test the water.

Even so,

It has become more interesting than ever before. Before we can unveil the beautiful designers of the graduates, we might as well take a look at the performance of the secondary lines.

During the opening ceremony of the fashion week September 11th in New York,

In protest against the use of "hydraulic crusher" to exploit shale gas, the tanks came to demonstrate outside the private residence of prime minister Cameron.

As the second line brand created by the Empress Dowager in 1994, the Vivienne Westwood Red Label's consistent punk wind was initially positioned as its "popular sales product" by the Vivienne Westwood brand. However, at the press conference this year, the performance of Vivienne Westwood Red Label can only be described by "more than enough youth and lack of street".

Punk is determined to maintain an alternative dignity. Apart from the model's splash make-up, it can be said that Vivienne Westwood Red Label has been pioneering in design and has been snatched away by many new London brands.