The best 5 collections from London Fashion Week

Prada. From the fabulously sophisticated podium made of tiles lined with geometric patterns in deliberately naive pastel shades to the eclectic starry front row of guests, including Nicole Kidman, Wes Anderson and A$AP Rocky, beauty always lies in Prada's details, hidden meanings and messages. For Prada lovers, this is a dream collection: elegant, chic in its simplicity and devoid of conceptual tricks. Each image includes a combination of textures (macrame, straw, velvet, knitwear, sequins) and context (beach dress, office suits, silk cocktail dress). This brilliantly thought-out solution helped the designer to collect numerous references to different decades.

Burberry. Burberry show spring-summer 2020 became one of the key at the London Fashion Week, which ended in London. Riccardo Tisci showed a collection under the name “Evolution”, in which he wanted to demonstrate a confident look into the future of the entire Burberry team, but at the same time respecting the brand’s heritage. As usual, the designer paid a lot of attention to the accessory line. Next summer, the Italian offers girls to stand on their heeled shoulders, as well as pick up bags decorated with an updated monogram, roomy shoppers and bright clutches. 

Erdem. As usual, the designer paid a lot of attention to accessory line. Next summer, Italian offers girls to stand on their heeled shoulders, as well as pick up bags decorated with an updated monogram, roomy shoppers and bright clutches. The podium was dominated by multi-tiered and folklore outfits that combined elements of the Victorian era. Long structured dresses coexisted with trench coats, decorated with English embroidery and striped striped trousers and playful peas, which reflected a mixture of romance and revolution.

Roksanda. In the Roksanda spring-summer 2020 collection, designer Roksanda combined her signature femininity with casual elements and masculine shapes. The leitmotif of which was the cylindrical sculptures of the architect Cristo and romantic watercolor paintings by the artist Mary Weatherford. Monumental monochrome dresses of midi and maxi length, pleated cotton skirts, images from soft rumpled taffeta resembling a crumpled sheet of paper and laconic capes took first place on the podium.

Emilia Wickstead. For the creation of a new collection of Emilia Wickstead spring-summer 2020, the designer was inspired by the images of the heroines from the film “Little Women” by Greta Gerwig. The plot is based on the story of the growing up of four dissimilar sisters. 

So in the collection of Emilia Wickstead featured various elements: overalls and trousers with a male character in soft pastel shades, elegant dresses to the ankles in a two-color pleat, hyper-voluminous A-silhouette maxi dresses and huge sequin collars over light shirts and dresses from organza.