London Fashion Week showcased the incredible talents of Erdem and Richard Quinn on a rainy Saturday, proving that the British fashion scene is alive and thriving. Despite the season being ready-to-wear, both designers delivered collections that felt more like beautiful couture masterpieces.
Erdem Moralioglu paid homage to the legendary opera singer Maria Callas and the tragic Greek figure of Medea in his collection. Held at the iconic British Museum, the show transported attendees to a world of post-performance glamour with models donning intricate detailing, marabou feathers, and opera-inspired silhouettes. The live performance of ‘La Wally’ added an emotional depth to the already stunning pieces.
On the other hand, Richard Quinn brought a touch of old-school elegance with a modern twist to his show. Known for his innovative fabrics, Quinn’s collection featured frosted sequined columns, black velvet dresses, and dramatic ruffled taffeta necklines. The venue at the revamped Victoria ballroom only added to the sophisticated atmosphere permeating the collection.
Quinn’s dedication to creating unique materials and designs sets him apart from his peers in the industry. His bold floral prints and meticulous attention to detail make his collections stand out. His belief in creating pieces to be cherished and passed down for generations further solidifies his position as a designer to watch.
As the night concluded with live music and bespoke floral cocktails, the magic of both Erdem and Richard Quinn’s collections lingered in the air. Their unwavering dedication to their craft and their ability to create unforgettable moments showcased why they are among the top designers in the UK fashion landscape today.
To find out more about Erdem and Richard Quinn, visit their official websites: Erdem and Richard Quinn.
