Astrid Andersen

An homage to the Buffalo years, London menswear stalwart Astrid Andersen blended nostalgia with optimism.

Following last week’s launch, the rapper, singer-songwriter, record producer, and activist invites us into the world of OHMNI.

As London Fashion Week Men's celebrates its fifth anniversary, we salute the vibrant visionaries who make the capital the most exciting place in the world for menswear right now. From the club kids to the collaborators, from the iconic to the opulent...

At LFWM this season, dreamy duos Rottingdean Bazaar and ART SCHOOL will make their MAN catwalk debuts, and Per Götesson will return for his third and final season. To celebrate, MAN graduates Charles Jeffrey, Astrid Andersen and Liam Hodges pose their...

On top of her signature luxury streetwear, this season Astrid Andersen brought accessories into the fold.

Brexit casts its shadow over the first day of the spring/summer 17 men's shows in London where Craig Green, Astrid Andersen and Topman reflected on a sense of belonging - and a changing fashion system.

Combining casualwear with lace in a rich collection dripping in gold, the Danish-born, London-showing designer introduced her new women's line into the mix.

The Danish designer takes on a new kind of formal this season.

On the second day of the men’s shows, London’s designers tackled formality and military references as they dealt with current affairs in the world and their own industry.

When France's champion producer met the coolest menswear designer to have come out of Denmark, audio-visual sparks flew.

Blossoming under the spotlight of London Collections: Men, a quartet of designers – Astrid Andersen, Cottweiler, Nasir Mazhar and Pieter – are having their moment.

From Tokyo to Shanghai, Astrid Andersen in conquering the far east.