Simone Rocha London Fashion Week: Designer Evolution
- Here's a summary of the article, focusing on the Irish designers and brands featured at London Fashion Week:
- * Considered one of London's leading designers, known for her portrayal of femininity by juxtaposing masculine and feminine elements.
- * Daniel Kearns, the Irish creative director, brought a sunny and energizing feel to the brand's showing.
Here’s a summary of the article, focusing on the Irish designers and brands featured at London Fashion Week:
* Considered one of London’s leading designers, known for her portrayal of femininity by juxtaposing masculine and feminine elements.
* Her accessories (beaded earrings, pearl bags, Crocs collaboration) are a notable part of her brand identity and now account for 40% of her business.
* She has a growing business with flagship stores in London, New York, and Taipei, and a global wholesale presence.
* Released a monograph celebrating her first decade in fashion.
kent & Curwen (with Irish Creative Director Daniel Kearns):
* Daniel Kearns, the Irish creative director, brought a sunny and energizing feel to the brand’s showing.
* he updated the brand’s preppy heritage with sporty elements,floral appliqués,and bold colors.
* He focused on subtle twists on tailoring for the brand’s approach to its next century.
Rixo (Orlagh McCloskey and Henrietta Rix):
* The Irish duo celebrated a decade of their vintage-inspired occasion dress label with a disco-themed presentation.
Paul Costelloe:
* The designer,who recently turned 80,presented a collection inspired by the glamour of Beverly Hills,Hollywood,and Palm Springs.
The article highlights the success and influence of Irish talent within the London Fashion Week scene,showcasing both established designers like Simone Rocha and Paul Costelloe,and emerging creative leadership like Daniel Kearns at Kent & Curwen,and the continued success of Rixo.