Old Hollywood 1950s Glam Reborn
Designer: Mark Fast
Celebrating female silhouettes invite you to gaze into time as you visit Mark Fast’s swift fashion ascension. With make up by Pablo Rodriguez of Illamasqua curves and a feminine palate of pastels & bright colors strut down the runway. Long silk-like fringe, and lustrous knitwear; fluffy, flirty, knitted-fringe effortlessly graces the catwalk.
Hair by Maria Kovacs for TIGI helped relive the days of 1950s’ jazz clubs, accompanied by a pianists whistling seductive tunes on a baby grand instrument. The nostalgic era of big band tunes with Ella Fitzgerald. Mark’s collection followed fashion trends with keeping a signature edge, his fashion presentation was riveting and spectacular!’
This was a Fashion Scout production located at London’s Freemasons Hall.
A Class Act
Designer: Helen Woollam
Hellavagirl, designer Helen Woollams shocked audiences with a nail biting presentation. With production by Fashion Scout at London’s famed Freemasons’ Hall, a graceful ballerinas’ representation of Christ with a gold crown sets the tone of this show from its inception.
The arabesque attitude, grande rond de jambe, and plié all tell her story, yet reflect the models’ runway anecdote. Head of make up was Jo Sugar, assisted by London Makeup School using KRYOLAN products. White streaks painted on each of the models’ faces added to the intrigue of what or who followed.
Dramatic collars greeted you individually, accompanied by eloquent gowns and fabulous jumpers. The designers’ original use of flowers and ruffles gave the layered gowns a garden-esque appeal. Hair was by Toni and Guy, Label.M. Mounds of carefully draped tulle accented some of her prized collections. Velvet, crystals, lace, & tulle were amongst the many fabrics rich in texture, and fit for a Queen. A display of culture wrapped with a bow. Daring, bold, and beautiful. Helen stands out amongst myriads of London Fashion Week designer brilliance!
PR: Becky Mullins
Skin treatment: One Skin
Sheer Perfection
Designer: Pam Hogg
Fashion goers were truly split down the middle of whether to attend Burberry or Pam Hogg, as time schedules conflicted. With hair by Indira Schauwecker, spandex, chiffons, lycra, mesh paired with metallics, & vividly colored faux furs completed desired looks for Pam's collection. Make up by Liz Martin products by KRYOLAN, playfully placed shaped fabrics that draped the models bodies effortlessly similar to clothes on a hanger.
Pam Hogg took her inspiration from the city that never sleeps, and turned it into an eyebrow raising, adventurous fashion circus. The art of the risqué approach still held quite a measure of class. The audience was left stunned!
The show was engineered by Paul Jackson, and produced by Fashion Scout at Freemasons hall in London, U.K.
Opening track: Taka MUKA (instruments production), Pam Hogg
Click here to view video of Pam Hogg's AW19 Collection
Editor: William Nero
Photos: Kye Adams and Shanice R. Jones
Greatest Love of All
Designer: Limkokwing
This outspoken collection through fashion expressed in volumes the life of Whitney Houston, and intertwined the movie she was known for, “The Bodygaurd.”
Fashion garments by Limkokwing University began telling the peaceful story of Whitney, with her modeling youth & rise to success after ‘the bodyguard’. Whitney’s life spiraling out of control up until her tumultuous death were all displayed in beautiful sequins, and captivating fringe. Brilliantly sparkled & bedazzled hoods & gowns continued to storm down the runway.
Hair was styled by Jon Wildson & the Toni and Guy session team. Make up was by Beth Margetts & the London Make Up School Pro Team, using products by KRYOLAN. Silver gowns with pockets of metallic silver sequins pockets of black ostrich feathers. Shimmery onyx-colored leather, black-beaded fringe, studded embellishments, & sophisticated prints all added to the prestige in this collection.
The designer incorporated a youthful twist to A-symmetrical, high-waisted skirts with highlighted splits by adding feathers, outlining the upper thigh. Accessories were by Wanderlust & Co. and Saadiah Aziz. Musically her most memorable hits were married with feminine sexy innovative powerful designs to interpret this carefully thought out fashion work of art!
This was a Fashion Scout production located at Londons’ Freemasons Hall.
Click here to view video of Limkokwing's AW19 collection
Click here to view video of Limkokwing's AW19 collection
Editor: William Nero
Photos: Kye Adams
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