The most standout LFW SS23 runway looks

Both Daniel Fletcher and KNWLS explored new parameters of working through a look entirely made out of deadstock fabrics through Nona Source, a platform that repurposes unused fabrics from LVMH houses. Daniel stated, “I’m a firm believer in producing what is necessary rather than just churning stuff out.” Meanwhile, KNWLS was undeniably the jewel in our LFW crown. The spring collection features brand staples like subversive sheers, distressed denim, and sturdy leather outerwear. Streetwise, yet elegant; rough but bourgeois. Poster Girl remained consistent with the cult favorite essence of sex-core meets pre-historic. S.S. Daley Daley drew inspiration from looking at the behaviors and dress codes of the British upper classes, chiefly of the 1920 and ’30s, from the point of view of a working-class designer. Karoline Vitto sought to place front and center elements of the female form that are often sidelined or marginalized by an exclusionary aesthetic hegemony. For her, the collection was about celebrating areas that women might feel self-conscious about, that they might otherwise try to hide. JW Anderson pondered how we are becoming our phones and transcending to an alternate universe. The layered pieces sent down the runway represented the realist reflection of ourselves IRL. Molly Goddard explored bulk with breathing room through clunky silhouettes. Nensi Dojaka Dojaka’s sophisticated sexiness continued to stand out for its supreme fit. Dojaka’s micro focus was placed on perfecting the beauty of each piece as opposed to a theme-based collection. For more SS23 read more on New York Fashion Week. Milan Fashion Week roundup coming Monday, September 26th.