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LFW A/W14: JW Anderson


Minimalist chic with smooth tailoring at JW Anderson.

JW Anderson offered slick, tailored high fashion, which was particularly minimalist in style at London Fashion Week A/W14. With block colours of black and white, the designer incorporated slices of bright shades into some of the clothing with royal blues, reds, yellows and greens being seen through the layers within the outfit. Styles were quite masculine, featuring backless high neck tops with baggy and unfitted sleeves, accompanied by rigid jackets and ankle-length straight skirts. However, the shape of the outfits were cleverly created in an almost origami-like fashion, with crop tops folded in places to create a loose looking fit, as well as drop-hem skirts and ruffled, draped dresses which created inspiring and original looks.

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