LFW Fall 2014
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Tom Ford's Wink to Jay Z
The designer showed two sparkly number 61 dresses, a take on the counterfeit Ford football jersey (emblazoned with the designer’s name, the year he was born and the word MOLLY) that Jay Z has been wearing and selling at his concerts for $65.
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Unforgettable Minimalism at J.W. Anderson
With LVMH now invested in Jonathan Anderson's brand, we're sure to see a lot more from this newcomer after he showed his beautiful collection.
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Uber Luxury at Katrantzou
She may have shocked by forgoing her signature prints, but this season’s collection didn’t disappoint on the luxury front. A number of the designer’s creations had as many as 750,000 stitches.
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Kendall Jenner Walks Giles' Runway
After walking the Marc Jacobs runway, Kendall Jenner caused a Twitter frenzy by walking in Giles' show. She was also seated next to Anna Wintour at Topshop Unique, which is inevitably leading to much speculation.
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Issa Does a 180
The brand is expanding its reach by offering more than jewel-toned, draped dresses. This season brought with it plenty of oversized silhouettes and Aztec prints.
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Christopher Kane Knocks It Out of the Park
The designer showed arguably his best collection to date and debuted a full range of leather goods. It must be nice to have the backing of a luxury conglomerate.
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Mulberry and Cara
Mulberry unveiled a new bag range designed by and named after Cara Delevingne. The bag is billed as a three-in-one since it can be worn as a backpack, over-the-shoulder or handheld. It comes in a variety of sizes, fabrics and colors.
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Girly Frills at Sophia Webster
Arguably the most memorable presentation set-up, Sophia Webster converted her pop-up in Covent Garden into a “Heartbreak Hotel,” which consists of a series of uber girly rooms.
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Oddball Stockings at Westwood
Hopefully these don't actually end up on retail floors, but they certainly made for great showpieces.
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Hunter Makes Its LFW Debut
Blame this year's record-breaking cold weather, but it seems like there are few boots as prominently seen on the street as Hunter. Now under new Creative Director Alasdhair Willis, the brand launched a full RTW collection. Little surprise it was full of outerwear that mixed fashion with function.
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