What is happening in fashion and who is happening in fashion? The Fashion Edit has been hitting the pavement in stilettos to bring you the latest and greatest at London and Paris Fashion Weeks. With access to the brands and trends that are shaping our world, we invite you to come along as we explore the world of fashion visionaries and strut alongside today’s most prolific creators. Join Fashion Editor, Sophie Lin, as she pops in and out of shows throughout the electrifying city of London and fashion’s ground zero, Paris. Discover what is to come in the upcoming seasons and feel the buzzing excitement of the moment of creative inception.
Caroline Hú's SS25 show titled "Reverie," is a heartfelt exploration of the myriad emotions that come from our connections with family, friends, and the world around us. Hú beautifully captured the essence of love, not just its joy but also its shadows.
Read MoreIf you remember last season’s show with that fabulous pink backdrop, this one was just as immersive. Models sauntered across a set designed to evoke the carefree elegance of a beach day, perfectly capturing that relaxed yet sophisticated spirit.
Read MoreFlorentina Leitner's SS25 at PFW was nothing short of magical! I still can’t believe I made it up five flights of stairs to this charming little French parlor on the "4th" floor (a French 4th floor is an American 5th). When I finally arrived, the staff were in a bit of a frenzy trying to find me a seat. But you know what? I politely declined. I had a hunch that standing right by the entrance would give me the best shots, and as suspected, was I right. The allocation felt like the "economy plus" of fashion shows, gave me just enough of what I needed.
Read MorePerched precariously over a railing at a Paris Metro station, I witnessed a spectacle that most attendees would never have imagined. The makeshift backstage area, set in the street outside the café venue, was a hive of frenzied activity. Show producers, visibly stressed, shouted instructions in rapid-fire French, their voices carrying urgency and frustration. Yet, amidst this chaos, the models emerged from the building with an air of serenity, each one a vision of poise and beauty.
Read MoreWaiting in line to get into the show is half the fun. The que is full of beautifully put together Japanese influencers and Parisian socialites. There's nothing quite like it. The runway itself was a spectacle, colored in a striking gradation of vitamin orange that set the stage for an unforgettable show. The atmosphere was further enhanced by the ethnic and contemporary sounds performed by the Slovenian trio Širom, creating a dynamic backdrop for the collection.
Read MoreAs I arrived at La Résidence de la Muette, the ambiance shifted dramatically, reminiscent of lounging by a pool in California rather than navigating through the cold drizzle of Paris. This remarkable transformation was not just a visual delight but a testament to Kegels' ability to evoke feelings of warmth and glamour amid less-than-ideal conditions.
Read MoreTrue to his signature style, Pressiat seamlessly blended the streets of Paris with its vibrant nightlife. The collection showcased a unique juxtaposition of softness and assertive lines. Earthy tones like ochre, brown, burgundy, and cactus green dominated the palette, while figure-hugging silhouettes in floor-sweeping skirts and dresses contrasted beautifully with petal-layered miniskirts.
Read MoreFor Season 4, Constantinou continues to explore how extreme climates shape culture and style. This season, the focus shifts to the desert, drawing inspiration from its harsh conditions; scorching days and freezing nights. By leveraging the adaptive techniques of the Bedouin desert tribes, Constantinou has crafted a collection built for the unpredictable.
Read MoreThe show opened with an all-black ensemble that set a bold tone, featuring asymmetrical cuts and complex draping. Model wore an oversized circular headpiece that resembled a digital mask, contributing to the theatricality of the presentation. The Jenn Lee SS25 show was a vibrant celebration of creativity, blending nostalgic elements with avant-garde fashion.
Read MoreThe Malone Souliers SS25 collection, titled "The Pin-Ups”, made a striking impression at London Fashion Week, and it certainly changed my perspective on footwear. I have never considered myself a shoe addict or a shoe girl, but this presentation was a delightful revelation.
Read MoreThe collection was designed for the modern woman on the go, seamlessly blending functionality with elegance. Parv’s designs reflect her personal experiences as a runner and cyclist navigating urban life, making each piece not just stylish but also practical. Parv’s vision for her collection was clear from the start, clothes that adapt to a woman's dynamic lifestyle.
Read MoreThe KNWLS show at London Fashion Week was a long-awaited highlight for me, akin to Edina Monsoon from Absolutely Fabulous desperately trying to gain Stella McCartney's favor. "What? No KNWLS?" I found myself asking every season until, finally, an invite arrived.
Read MoreThe venue, a gymnasium transformed into a whimsical pink wonderland adorned with balloons and streamers, instantly transported attendees back to their own prom nights. This setting was not just nostalgic; it served as the perfect backdrop for Gorey's exploration of the "anti-prom" theme.
Read MoreFrom the moment the presentation began, it was clear that Mithridate had crafted something truly exceptional. The atmosphere buzzed with excitement as models showcased a continuous stream of looks that demanded attention. Each outfit was a feast for the eyes, inviting viewers to take in every intricate detail from every angle. It was a complete sensory overload…
Read MoreYaku Stapleton’s presentation at London Fashion Week was an absolute dream! Imagine stepping into a fantastical world that feels like a blend of a natural history museum and a vibrant fashion exhibit. That’s exactly what Yaku delivered with his SS25 collection, "The ImPossible Family Reunion in RPG Space”.
Read MoreRocky Star's "Blush Éclat" SS25 collection was nothing short of enchanting. It celebrated the poetry of spring with a delicate dance of soft pastels—ivory, blush pink, and a touch of midnight black. The collection seemed to embody girlhood just on the cusp of discovering that there is an edgier, playful and outstandingly curious world out there, like Alice in Wonderland grows up...a little.
Read MoreChu also brought some serious tech to the runway with 3D printing. Gorgeous blooms crafted from discarded wires and let’s not forget the sustainable fabrics made from recycled fish scales and water chestnut yarns. It’s eco-friendly fashion at its finest.
Read MoreChet Lo's Spring-Summer 2025 collection, titled "Mai's Blossoms" is a heartfelt tribute to his mother, Mai-Wah Cheung, who has profoundly influenced his life and career. This collection not only showcases Lo's creative prowess but also highlights the deep bond between a son and his mother, reminding us all why we love a boy who loves his momma.
Read MoreBy this time I was already 3 shows down and had 3 more to go. It was the first day of London Fashion Week and we truly hit the ground running. We had to catch a bus from city center out to Shoreditch and then quickly catch the same bus back to The Strand for the next show. Could it be done? Yes, barely.
Read MoreMy personal favorites were the blue chiffon and sequins knee length dress with a tie front and also the hooded sequins windbreaker that was paired with a long skirt. It was like Cinderella, but make it athleisure.
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