The Headlining Looks From LFW That Will Impact How We Dress in 2021
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Courtesy of Burberry
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Courtesy of Burberry
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Courtesy of BurberryAppropriately named In Bloom, Burberry's S/S 21 runway took place without an audience in a forest outside London and celebrated the concept of "regrowth, renewal, the circle of life," designer Riccardo Tisci explained. The collection featured reimagined versions of the brand's signature trench alongside elevated denim, crystal-embellished pieces, and printed graphics of an ocean motif.
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Courtesy of Emilia Wickstead
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Courtesy of Emilia Wickstead
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Courtesy of Emilia WicksteadA celebration of refined simplicity, Emilia Wickstead's S/S 21 collection embodied everything we've come to love about the designer. It featured flattering monochrome dresses in shades of red, yellow, and beige as well as beautifully tailored separates, printed pieces, and of-the-moment statement collars.
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Courtesy of Erdem
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Courtesy of Erdem
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Courtesy of ErdemInspired by Susan Sontag's novel The Volcano Lover, Erdem's collection featured the romanticism that's become a hallmark of the designer's aesthetic. Floral dresses and jacquard prints were accented with bow detailing, opera gloves, drop earrings, and headbands.
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Courtesy of Halpern
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Courtesy of Halpern
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Courtesy of HalpernWhile formal dresses were on the agenda at Halpern, designer Michael Halpern "didn’t design this collection with cocktail parties or ballrooms in mind." As he explained, it was "purely from the desire to capture in dressmaking the individuality embodied by savoir faire and the joy it brings to those who wear it."
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Courtesy of Molly Goddard
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Courtesy of Molly Goddard
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Courtesy of Molly GoddardAs an antidote to the nature of the last few months, Molly Goddard purposefully infused her collection with vibrant, smile-inducing shades. From neon pink to bright green, the collection features clashing colours and the designer's signature silhouettes alongside statement accessories.
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Courtesy of Simone Rocha
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Courtesy of Simone Rocha
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Courtesy of Simone RochaChanneling her affinity for all things pearl, Simone Rocha's recent collection contained the signature detail across clothing, jewellery, and accessories. With a focus on the female form, Rocha's reimagined silhouettes feature puff sleeves and full skirts to highlight the hips.
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Courtesy of Victoria Beckham
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Courtesy of Victoria Beckham
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Courtesy of Victoria BeckhamFeaturing Victoria Beckham's signature sleek aesthetic, the S/S 21 collection is a celebration of freedom. Dresses have keyhole cutouts, while tailored separates are classic VB investment pieces.
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Courtesy of Rixo
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Courtesy of Rixo
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Courtesy of RixoInspired by sea life, shells, and mermaids, Rixo's new S/S 21 collection, Ariel, brings together joyful colours and playful prints in many of the brand's signature, much-loved silhouettes.
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Courtesy of Roksanda
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Courtesy of Roksanda
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Courtesy of RoksandaCreated throughout lockdown Roksanda's collection is about appreciating the beauty in the smallest details, epitomising the way in which positivity can be found even in difficult moments. The collection is filled with vibrant shades of block colour, as well as statement peices like feather adorned tops and gowns.