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Showing posts with label Meadham Kirchoff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meadham Kirchoff. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Rebellious puritans at Meadham Kirchoff.
Meadham Kirchoff was my personal most anticipated show of London Fashion Week, purely for the reason that the designers always manage to enigmatically tell a tale through their collections and transport you to a completely different age/culture/place fantastically. I love the colours; the textures; the not-so-straight-laced puritan meets 90's Camden Market goth. I love they way it creeped me out a tiny bit. Genius.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
And the FASHION ASBO 2011 goes to: Meadham Kirchoff!!! Wooop woop (rapturous applause please)!
Made me smile, this collection, with its mix of feminine shapes and wispy fabrics, with the rebellious, 2-fingers-up-to-fashion details and aesthetic. Fresh. Here are some of my favourite looks.
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| Meadham Kirchoff Spring Summer 2011 |
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| Meadham Kirchoff Spring Summer 2011 |
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| Meadham Kirchoff Spring Summer 2011 |
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| Meadham Kirchoff Spring Summer 2011 |
Thursday, December 9, 2010
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| Edward Meadham and Ben Kirchoff |
Back in September, when the nominees were first announced, I posted about the British Fashion Awards which were held last night at the Savoy. I put my money on Meadham Kirchoff to win the Emerging Talent award, and they did!! So very well deserved. I also predicted that Erdem would walk away with designer of the year; however this accolade went to Pheobe Philo for her creativity at Celine. In retrospect, this should have also been obvious and she definitely should have won but I just love Erdem! Maybe next year will be his year!??
Friday, September 10, 2010
Last week, the nominees were announced for the 2010 British Fashion Awards. The categories which interested me the most were 'Emerging Talent-Ready to Wear'; and the 'Designer of the Year' Award. Emerging Talent is interesting precisely because it opens our eyes to fresh new aesthetic ideas, shapes and colours; and Designer of the Year is important as undoubtedly the winner has created stand-out designs which will be stored in our memories as having had a significant effect on fashion history.
This year the nominees for 'Emerging Talent' are Mary Katrantzou, Meadham Kirchoff and Michael van der Ham. It's likely that few but fashion insiders will be familiar with these designers but that is one of the greatest things about the British Fashion Awards: supporting home-grown talent and bringing it to people's attention. My money is on Meadham Kirchoff: their Autumn/Winter 2010 was a melange of different textures and fabrics and was inspired by 'gypsies, junkies and blue roses'. It made me feel nostalgic for the days when I used to spend hours rifling through the stalls at Spitalfields market and putting together random concoctions to wear. It is also very London (should I say British?) in its emphasis on the eclectic and the insouciantly thrown together.
The nominees for 'Designer of the Year' are Christopher Kane, Erdem and Pheobe Philo for Celine. It has to be Erdem; he has undeniably had the Midas touch this year and no one can forget his digital floral print cocktail dresses that encapsualte summer 2010.
The winners are set to be announced in December.....watch this space.
(Pictured above: Spring/Summer '10 cocktail dress by Erdem and images from Meadham Kirchofff Autumn/Winter 2010)
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