London Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2010: Central St. Martins

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Each fall the Central St. Martins grad class shows at London Fashion Week. The show is a fascinating collection of what's to come in fashion. These designers aren't just fresh out of school with new ideas, but they are also able to show the world what they can do without having to worry about buyers yet. Some famous CSM grads include Alexander McQueen, Matthew Williamson, Luella Bartley, Stella McCartney, Gareth Pugh, Hussein Chalayan, Christopher Kane and the list goes on and on (with exciting new comers like Mark Fast and Mary Katrantzou who both showed in 2008 and have quickly drawn attention on London's catwalks since).

Matthew Harding
Anja Mlakar
Jackie JS Lee
Joanna Green
Tze Goh
Yusuke Maegawa
Angeline Lam
Thomas Tait
Amy Stephenson
Charles Youssef
Tamara Chung
Josefina Larsson
Simone Rocha
Shao-Yen Chen
Martina Austin Spetlova
Adam Andrascik
Lilly Heine
Rok Hwang
Which CSM designers are your favorites? Who do you think we should be keeping an eye out for next season?

Comments

Fanya said…
they are all interesting pieces, altho I won't wear any of them....alright alright, I have a soft spot for the gigantic furry scarf from Josefina Larsson and am half tempted to go to Joannes, buy some fur, and make myself one just cuz it look so snuggly and warm and it's f'ing snowing in March here. =(
March 4, 2010 at 4:05 PM
Anonymous said…
They're all bloody awful; time to grow up and learn that quality tailoring, proportions and top-notch fabrics are where it's at. God I hate overly conceptual fashion. Ick!
March 6, 2010 at 9:01 PM
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