Moroccan Delicacy - Marchesa Resort 2015

“Everything with Marchesa is a soft, romantic take on a theme; you won’t see it too heavily translated,” - Keren Craig 

As usual, the Marchesa Resort collection is just so pretty and delicate. The designers, Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig, Drew influence from intricate Moroccan tiling and their contrasting colours. 



The collection also included simpler silk faille full length evening gowns in pastel colours such as powder pink, celadon green and watermelon pink with perfectly placed ruffles. 


The collection also featured beautifully crafted floral motif of 3-D flowers on comfortable evening silhouettes  from a black, full skirted evening gown to V-neck tailored jumpsuit.  On some of the pieces Plunging necklines and thigh high slits were added for a sexier appeal.

Photo's Courtesy: Marchesa

LC:M Burberry Prorsum Menswear SS16

Today's LC:M feautred Christopher Bailey's much anticipated Burberry Prorsum Menswear SS15 collection. The collection was showcased on the concluding day of LC:M from London's Kensington Gardens, housed in the famous glass greenhouse, seen in each of Burberry's recent collections. The front row was dominated by British  icons including David Gandy and Suki Waterhouse. As usual the collection contained sartorial shapes graphic prints and not to forget iconic outwear including the Traditional Trench. 

The collection was walked to haunting renditions of Vienna, Breath and Close your eyes from Rhodes accompanied by a 24 piece orchestra.

Slim fitting suits made their debut in shades of green and khaki. Finished of with smart suede slippers with a pop of coloured in their tassels in varying shades or black leather oxfords. The bag is the season is the patent and textured leather briefcase named the The Barrow Bag in shades of paler colours of burnt orange and cornflower blue.

The collections outwear featured quilted bombers perfect for the spring showers and breezes, printed Blazers. The iconic trench was introduced in a new fit, The 'Chelsea'.

 

The casual segment of the collection contained neatly tailored trousers with shirts of red and blue, including a long light-weight scarf typical of Burberry. Jersey shirts were patterned with animalistic giraffe print. Looks also included loosely fitting jogging bottoms in grey and navy.

The show also premiered the Womenswear pre collection which included structured shift dresses, embroidered ball gowns, and the iconic trench in a texturised fabric.

The finale walked to am explosive cover of I put a spell on  you rounded up all the collections looks.

LC:M Day 3

Day 3 featured a huge array of Designers and Brands, To name but a Few: J.W. Anderson, Tommy Hilfiger, Christopher Raeburn, Chester Barrie, Belstaff, House of Holland, Dunhill, Gieves & Hawkes and Alexander McQueen.

House of Holland

Henry Holland's collections consistently feature bold prints and extravagant slogans and Holland's debut Menswear didn't stray far away from these ideals. The collection fuses together classic tailoring and sportswear to create a sports luxe aesthetic which is modern and bold.

Gieves and Hawkes

Gieves and Hawkes another brand evolving the ethos of Savile Row for the contemporary man. The collection took on a sportswear edge with streamlined silhouettes and neutral colours, with zig zags adding a pinch of flavour to the block colours.   

Chester Barrie

Another of Savile Row's veterans Chester Barrie's SS16 Collection embodies the modern tailor. Light fabrics and softly structures cuts make them durable and comfortable whatever the weather.

Baartmans and Siegel

The collection is bang on trend with casual tailoring, printed parkas, leather jackets and distressed ripped jeans. It also contains grey flecked fabrics in comfortable joggers, and jackets.