Probably mostly notibly known in the fashion world for being a tattoo on Mark Jacobs arm....... SpongeBobSquarePants is now officially au fait with fashion week, celebrating his 18 year anniversary. A collective of London designers have collaborated with the Nickelodeon cartoon character to celebrate his milestone birthday including Peter Jensen and Bobby Abley (seen here). SpongeBob attended the launch himself greeting all the visitors with candyfloss, cup cakes and pinacoladas. The best thing was the opportunity to have your own flask monogrammed with your name which I can't wait to use for my next run!
Charlotte Simone vs. Supergauk collaboration, fur snap-bracelets and teddy-bear back-packs shown at The Vinyl Factory.
Sadie Williams signature glittery textiles and surface pattern were replicated into an entire immersive set for her presentation styled by Poppy Kain. Now I want the cosmic carpet and wall paper as much as the garms!
Ashley Williams incorporated models into her set design to preview highlights from the collection up close before the main catwalk show. This is a dream for me as it's so difficult to snap models on the move in the relay of walking the runway. Here are Tony Honecker's installations following the theme of a scene after a night out as setting for the season's concept of sports casual streetwear.
Marta Jakubowski's AW17 presentation with set design by Gary Card and makeup by Lucy Bridge and Jimmy Choo shoes. A "metaphorical celebratory rainbow inspired AW17s palette lemon, magenta, neon orange, violet and fire engine red"
Claire Barrow at her multisensory art installation "Dancing With Dreams" for Melissa Shoes at their Covent Garden gallery showroom.
