Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Fashion & Lifestyle

LFW A/W14: Matthew Williamson

Star spangled banner at the Matthew Williamson show.

This was a collection for a new type of Williamson girl: bold, skin-tight and clashing. An amalgamation of the sixties and seventies, all was out to shock and surprise.

The star was the central symbol of the collection, on leather leggings and skirts and as a rainbow starburst of pattern. It was clear this was an aesthetic, glamorous experiment for Williamson that was supported by his multitudinous frow of Palermo, Norgaard and Delevingne.

Williamson emphasised the star-like, glamourous nature through hand-cut beads along with the occasional suit and star sequins. With the opening explosion of red, and closing white and black hologram, Williamson proved this was Hollywood chic.

About the author

Related

Essex Star

Comment

Staff Writer Hari Grassi Bertazzi comments on how the threat of a U.S. diesel export ban, dropped within a fortnight, still exposed how little...

KCLSU logo KCLSU logo

News

Several society leaders have complained of delays in accessing their allocated funds

person with pink band on her left hand person with pink band on her left hand

Science & Innovation

A countrywide cancer study headed by King’s College London (KCL) will explore cancer research inequality. The initiative, DISCOVER, will be led by KCL and...

Photo of Liverpool Street Station Photo of Liverpool Street Station

Culture

What the backrooms teach us about our digital landscape, cultural values and hostile architecture that 'Backrooms' could not.

Culture

Culture Editor Sabrina Hau explores The King’s Player’s rendition of ‘The Clean House’ written by Sarah Ruhl in the Anatomy Museum on September 27....

Culture

Staff writer Sabrina Hau explores the barriers young artists may face in achieving success within the elite and often impenetrable world of fashion Coming...

Culture

Staff writer Sabrina Hau discusses the cultural reaction to the latest of the 'rebranded' Victoria's Secret runway shows.

Culture

Staff writer Holly Banwell writes on the impact of Stephen Graham's Adolescence, and his latest project Letters to our Sons.

Culture

Culture editor and staff writer Livia Bull reviews the FLINTA* pop up bar 'La Monocle'.