Trendstop brings FashionUnited readers a first look at the latest
collections from the up-an-coming designers exhibiting at Fall Winter
2019-20’s London Fashion Week.
The Trendstop catwalk team give FashionUnited readers an exclusive insight
into the key looks gracing the runways of the capital’s most prestigious
fashion event. Amongst shows from established brands such as Burberry and
Victoria Beckham, a host of new faces and young creatives added to the
unique buzz and excitement surrounding the city’s fashion sector. Our
comprehensive catwalk show coverage, dedicated reports and accompanying
galleries evaluate each trend’s commercial value and longevity, giving you
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This week Trendstop present three key collections from London’s
ones-to-watch. Across the collections of Jaime Wei Huang, Toga and Molly
Goddard, functional elements and protective qualities were a key feature as
a new generation of designers look to create garments that shield the
wearer from the travails of modern life while retaining a playful and fun
sensibility.
Jamie Wei Huang
Exam paper-style show notes, inspired by her student days were the lead
up to Jaime Wei Huang’s colourful collection. Playful yet practical, the
predominantly unisex range featured cosy scarves and oversized knits
adorned with fresh takes on caballing and fun, youthful details, layered
over plaid patterned skirts and dresses.
Images courtesy of Trendstop, left to right: all Jamie Wei
Huang Fall Winter 2019-20.
Toga
Toga’s strong outerwear showing was a highlight of a collection titled
“Slightline, Cutline, Align”. Blue overcoats with crescent-moon-shape
brooches, deconstructed bikers and white faux leather bonded jackets with
feather embellished seams were teamed with pointy-toed, coated enamel
waders in varying hues. Clusters of jewels and beads as earrings or on
lapels added interest to the utilitarian styling.
Images courtesy of Trendstop, left to right: all Toga Fall
Winter 2019-20.
Molly Goddard
“Dressed for the storm” was how Goddard described her collection of
patchworked Argyll knits and army green ballgowns. Heavy-duty knee boots,
balaclavas and padded clutch bags lent accessories a sense of protective
practicality with the designer aiming to create clothes that offer
stability in uncertain times.
Images courtesy of Trendstop, left to right: all Molly
Goddard Fall Winter 2019-20.
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