Erdem

Inspired by an Italian princess, and with Joan Collins in attendance, autumn/winter 19 was elaborate, opulent and full of energy.

Victorian Britain's Fanny and Stella became fashion’s Dara and Hunter as Erdem Moralioglu celebrated the power of dress in self-expression and self-identity.

From the Voodoo Lily lipstick to the Poison Rose Lip palette, Erdem Moralioglu explores the dangers of the natural world in his first collection for the global beauty brand.

Grab some hayfever pills.

From radical feminist English lit student to die hard vodka-lime socialist, don’t worry we’ve got you bbz

He started with a picture of Duke Ellington meeting the Queen in 1958, but this season Erdem’s collection was light, grand and sexy.

Good luck getting your hands on this one.

If a cold cloud of commerciality is drifting fast towards fashion, the new generation isn’t dressing for the forecast—and on the biggest day of shows in London, neither was the establishment.

As Burberry debuted their see-now-buy-now format with a historically loaded show on Monday, London’s designers looked to past to look to the future.

Celebrating the tenth anniversary of his brand this year, Erdem referenced old Hollywood glamour in a collection that contrasted tattered tailoring with sparkling dresses, and a sinister Hitchcockian mood with delicate, floral beauty.

At the height of London Fashion Week, the irreverent designers who made it great ten years ago proved their now so business-savvy bones are still a little bit twisted.

Patience, proficiency, and above all passion. Over the past ten years, these three traits have made Erdem one of the most successful independent designers working in London.