This Week London Men'S Wear Week Ins Live! Chinese Designers Unveiled

In January 4th, the latest London Fashion Week Men s (LFWM) opened in London.
Earlier, the association of British designers announced that all the show will be held in the exclusive BFC Show Space space of Truman Brewery, and will be broadcast live in the official Instagram channel of LFWM.
There are many noteworthy aspects of the men's wear this season, including:
A number of award-winning British designer brands Wales Bonner return
Red tide Martine Rose
The Fashion Awards 2019 winner of the new British male fashion designer Bethany Williams
2019 International Woolmark Prize winner Edward Crutchley
Arashi Yanagawa from Japan - its brand is named John Lawrence Sullivan, a famous Irish boxing player.
The QASIMI created by Khalid Al Qasimi, the United Arab Emirates designer, combines the designer's Middle East cultural background and pragmatic street style in London. But this is the first time that the brand has exhibited without a founder. The son of the Sharjah ruler died in London in July 2019. The brand's current creative director is the founder's twin sister, who owns Hoor Al Qasimi with modern art background.
In January 5th, Eden Loweth and Tom Barratt's Art School will host the fashion show. Since its inception, Art School has been building a way of dressing for transgender and homosexual people so that they can do themselves and dress without being restricted by sex.
Charles Jeffrey Loverboy, a Scotland designer who graduated from Saint Martin's master's degree, will also design a fashion show in the afternoon of January 4th with his asexual design of the brand of the same name. Charles Jeffrey Loverboy designed bubble clothing, blending the "Queen of disguised men (men dressed as women's homosexuals)", "disco disco (dragoons)", "Leigh Bowery and other performing artists" and other elements.
Chinese designers Zhou Xiangyu and Wang Fengchen will hold the brand fashion show in January 5th and January 6th respectively.
In addition, South Korean brand M u NN, Danish independent designer Astrid Andersen's naming brand, Swedish brand G Per Tesson will also hold a big show in the fashion week this season.
In the past two years, the A-Cold-Wall* of the fire did not hold a fashion show. Instead, it would host a device exhibition. Founded in 2015, A-Cold-Wall is one of the fastest growing brands that came out of London men's wear week in recent years. The founder of Samuel Ross has integrated her research into graphic design and illustration into fashion design, and has created new works including many elements, such as tooling, conceptual decoration details, sports wind, profile and so on. In addition, the brand has been attracted by the international market after joining the Off-white LVMH Virgil Prize.
In addition, Ahluwhalia Studio, Bianca Saunders and other brands will hold exhibitions in DiscoveryLAB in January 6th. London's senior men's wear custom street Savile Row brand Huntsman and Hackett will also hold exhibitions. Huntsman will display the history of the brand through the new service Bespoke Tweed Service, and will also display the series of ready to wear capsules during the event.
During the event, the special device "BFC and Alexander James Present: One More Slope" created by the new British artist Alexander James will also appear at the same time. This work focuses on the links between creative industries and the creative community in London.
This week London men's wear week will also be the first to join Milan men's wear week. BFC has previously announced an agreement with Italy fashion agency Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana to jointly launch a special event on January 11~13 Milan men's week to bring young British creative talents and the best Italy production skills to the Camera. The event will include a walk show, designer showroom and digital device.
"We are very happy to cooperate with BFC this year," said Carlo Capasa, chairman of the Italy National Fashion Association. "The cooperation between the two institutions is a precious opportunity for each other. We will build a bridge of culture and build a long-term partnership so that all participants can benefit from it."
This week London men's wear week will come to a close on 6 January.