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Denzilpatrick
“One More Time With Feeling” was the title of Denzilpatrick’s SS25 show; a show which felt like a romantic ode to British summer time.
The collection was full of pastel colours, open shirts, and swim shorts, perfect for a summer spent lounging at a London lido – when summer finally decides to show up, that is.
There were playful swimming references throughout, with customised Speedo goggles styled around the neck and child-like inflatable armbands.
For the finale, a brass band instrumental rendition of Pulp’s “Common People” sounded out – a perfectly fitting end to the show.
Craig Green
Prior to Craig Green’s return to the runway, rumours circulated of a collaboration with Fred Perry – so it was exciting to have the link up between the iconic sportswear heritage brand and the creative craftsman confirmed. Highlights included the reversible double layered twin tipped collar polo shirt, which provides endless ways to style, including two at a time to create a cascade of multiple twin tipped collars.
Craig Green also debuted an array of leather goods in collaboration with Ecco.Kollektive, a design platform with a focus on leather from Danish brand Ecco. Now in its fifth season, these beautifully crafted belts were layered up to the high waist in a corset-like fashion for the runway, like a reimagined and upscaled equestrian sportsman.
Laura Andraschko
The Wormwood Scrubs Pony Centre was the perfect home for Laura Andraschko’s presentation, whilst the title “Sloane Ranger” was a fun take on the Sloaney cliche. The designer’s take on horse riding boots and cute tennis styles knits, mixed in with the strong shoulder tailoring and pussy bow shirts, were the standouts from a very strong show.
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Charles Jeffrey
Charles Jeffrey celebrated the ten-year anniversary of his Loverboy brand with a stunning show at Somerset House. Beth Ditto performed, whilst Erin O’Connor closed the show. I thought model King looked fantastic in the coloured knitwear.
Qasimi
Qasimi returned to the runway for Spring Summer 2025 under creative director Hoor Al-Qasimi. Standout looks included this technical monochrome look, which was a masterclass in layering.
