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Theatre de la Mode

Theatre de la Mode launched in AW07 with their accidental first collection, the mini-mannequins, with perfectly-to-scale costumes. Designer Chris, initially planned on working for other labels before launching his own,…
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Shift-Work

The Westway, located under Portobello Road, is home to skaters, creatives and street artists alike, and is one of the biggest open-air canvasses in London. Shift-Work is a new creative…
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Pure Evil

Pure Evil aka Charley, is not as mean as his name sounds. Rather it was born out of an overactive imagination, a childhood fear of being pulled under by a…
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Margin London

Established eight years ago, Margin is the industry event for new brands who can sometimes get overlooked in a market overflowing with labels that all blur to look the same.…
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Kr3w

Usually I'd scoff at brands that have an artfully placed digit instead of a letter. Or when C words are spelt with K (Kamera, Khloe, kutz). I always expect an…
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Spotlight: Alexandra Groover

Inspired by octopi, and not just making clothes out of jersey, Alexandra Groover, who Sir Paul Smith picked as one of his six creative friends to be featured back in…
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Spotlight: Trinotron

Not your family telly back in the 90s, Trinotron, is a streetwear label that isn't referencing old school boxy Sony electronics, but a label that's inspired by classic arcade games,…
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Spotlight: Mark Liu

Mark who? Chances are that you've never heard of him, but this designer is revolutionising the fashion industry with his revolutionary 'No Waste' technique proving eco-sustainability and fashion need not…
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TRASH Fashion

TRASH Fashion: Designing out Waste, is a new exhibition which launched on the 26 June at the Science Museum as part of their new Antenna revamp, which is their science…
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Spotlight: Lina Osterman

Presented as a video installation in February, the Harvest collection is the fourth season of Lina Osterman’s line. “I chose the Neil Young, Harvest album cover as inspiration for this…