@MadisonBeerΒ forΒ @NylonFrance,Β April 2021.
Photographed by:Β @zhamakthecat
Styled by:Β @krisfe_Β // assisted by:Β @nikkixcortez
Wearing:Β @mimi.wade,Β @hosbjerg_,Β @nike

seen from Netherlands
seen from United States

seen from Malaysia

seen from Australia

seen from United Kingdom
seen from South Korea
seen from United States

seen from India

seen from Malaysia
seen from India
seen from Malaysia
seen from Russia
seen from Malaysia

seen from Malaysia

seen from United Kingdom
seen from Germany
seen from Hong Kong SAR China
seen from Germany

seen from United States

seen from United States
@MadisonBeerΒ forΒ @NylonFrance,Β April 2021.
Photographed by:Β @zhamakthecat
Styled by:Β @krisfe_Β // assisted by:Β @nikkixcortez
Wearing:Β @mimi.wade,Β @hosbjerg_,Β @nike

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch β’ No registration required β’ HD streaming
Backstage @mimi.wade yesterday Loovveeddd my look π #mimiwade #lfw #london
γγ γ¦γ§γ€γ (Mimi Wade)
LFW 2017AW
γγΆγ€γγΌ γγγ»γ¦γ§γ€γ
ε ¬εΌγ΅γ€γhttp://cargocollective.com/MimiWade
Mimi Wade
Fashion Photography
γγ γ¦γ§γ€γ (MIMI WADE)
LFW 2018AW
γγΆγ€γγΌ γγγ»γ¦γ§γ€γ
ε ¬εΌγ΅γ€γγ―γγ‘γ

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch β’ No registration required β’ HD streaming
γγͺγ«γ¨γΈγ£γΌγΈ #mimiwade #π #openingceremony #trackpants #π©
girl talk - heels, patterns, colour, 90s, kitsch faux fur etc, appropriated imagery
LFW AW17 - Day 2
As London Fashion week is in full swing, we round up some of our favourite shows- from the bright young things in Fashion East to Gareth Pughβs dystopian future.
fashion east
Fashion East has always been a medium for young talent to flourish; and this year was no exception. Mimi Wade presented her third collection - Dial M for Mimi which was influenced by powerful female protagonists in classic Hollywood films. Her muse is her Granny Pammy, the collection breathed youthful exuberance, with a pastel colour palette and furry creatures making appearances in feathered boas and trims, and finally some totally covetable prints.
Coming out of winning a Lβoral Professionnel talent award, British asian designer A Sai Ta has taken his unique overlocking embroidery technique to new heights with his latest offering at Fashion East. A collection that revelled in deconstruction, fantastic knits, colourful embroideries, and d distinctly urban vibe. Β Having some highly prestigious stints at Theory and Yeezy, ASAI breathes a contemporary edge while focusing on themes like authenticity, anti-perfectionism and adaptability.
Finally, in the dimly lit Topshop show space where a derelict cityscape was being built, Fashion East ends not with a whimper, but with a bang β with Matty Bovanβs AW17 show. Winnie Harlow opens the show, with a stunning array of unconventional knitted pieces, either crocheted by hand or produced by a vintage knitting machine. The clash of both colour and texture works perfectly, also in part to the wonderful styling by Katie Grand. Found object accessories, and the use of end-of-run yarns gives an authenticity to the collection β while also evoking an environmental sentimentality.
Gareth Pugh
Last show of day two and Gareth Pugh presents his delightfully dark take on todayβs bleak socio-political landscape. In the beginning of creating his AW17 collection, Gareth took creative projects that brought him all over the world β from Moscow, Beijing, and eventually Washington DC (in time for the culmination of the latest election) His dark and dystopic collection is informed by the dark and dystopic landscape we have todayβ a sign of the times, especially when the most powerful man in the world is a blatant demagogue.
While fashion will always be statement-making, it is never more relevant for our industry to be visible today. Gareth Pugh presents a procession of architectural silhouettes, Orwellian pairings Β stark and paired back fabrics β a juxtaposition of chaos and order. Ominous leather trench coats, sculptural power suits, indulgent fur coats β all carefully crafted to build a sense of dread. A culmination of the designerβs fears and fantasies, rendered in disturbingly beautiful clothes.
In classic Gareth Pugh fashion, he draws on cinematic references such as Bob Fosseβs Cabaret. Of his inspiration, Gareth Pugh has said Β βItβs about fight or flight. The cultural pendulum has swung to the right. The veil has been lifted. As a designer, how do you deal with that? Its like that moment in Cabaret β βIn here life is beautiful!β β as outside the world burns. Do you look it in the eye, or do you look away? Thatβs the critical question. It defines who you are.β
House of Holland
Fringed dresses, flared trousers, cowboy boots, and tartan were all part of Henry Hollandβs Wild West, inspired AW17 collection.
Entitled βDaddy whereβs my car?β this season Holland moved away from the usual London cool-girl aesthetic his designs hold, and instead designed the collection for a girl with a βhip hop attitude and a country heartβ in mind. Denim had a big part to play, as did typical American stripes and stars.
One thing that remained consistent, were the presence of branded t-shirts, and bold graphic prints. Something that has become instantly recognizable of a House of Holland collection and iconic to the brand. This season, Woody the Woodpecker inspired the ostentatious graphic designs, and was the main focus of a 15 piece mini collection included in the catwalk show. Models stormed the catwalk with thigh high boots, and jackets proudly brandishing his face. Tees and jumpers with brazenly printed with words like βDaddyβ and βBitchesβ.
In summary, Holland has every fashion need covered. Whether youβre hoping to channel some western chic or simply look effortlessly stylish in a classic slogan sweater, Henry Holland is your go-to guy for AW17.
TWENTY6X
Words by Hannah Tan