Holy Crap, Henry Holland, Viv. Westwood, and Jaeger!!

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Why, Oh why am I so lame that I  have not  found a comical yet affective way to get my tukus to LFW?!? Today three of my favorite, and the most well known designers were struting their stuff and here I am sitting at my boyfriends parents dinner table tucking into "Toad in the Hole" and "Taters". Thank Christoper Loyds underpants that I have the internet to fall back on. So here are a few mini reviews of Henry Holland and the lot.
House of Holland, Henry Holland's lovely design house, has decided to grace my life with its glorious splendor. His work this season is colorful, punchy, and just plain, wearable! I would love to get my hands on his white frock dress with black lace inlays. I swear I would actually punch my sister for it, well maybe not MY sister....but someones sister would most deffinately be getting a good 'pop' to the jaw! His creative use of texture combined with the clever use of color really made me want to mug a Kardashian ( well, actually maybe) everything about this collection made me think of fabulous wearabilty, which right now since the whole "Lady Gaga" ordeal we really need. There are too many of "HER" followers and not enough H.H enthusists.

Taken from the LFW website....mmmmmmmmm color

Well, as we all know Vivienne Westwood is a design essectric with a whole lot of amazing to give, I actually feel weak in the knees when presented with a handbag to sniff at my 'friendly' neighborhood Selffridges. Her 'jelly' shoes bring back such nostalgic childhood emotions, that tears stream down my face in a magnitude that could match that of a storm drain in rainy season. Her LFW runway show is a startling contrast to that of H.H. but its lavishness matches in contrast of his and perhaps beyond. Her creativity flows through her work creating the break down of structured stylized glamour that is overwhelmingly present this season. She by no means has thrown away the rule book, she has rewritten it.  

All photos taken from the LFW website 

                                  

Last on my list of lovelies is Jaeger London, leading designer is the great Stuart Stockdale, who has studied with the another design great although he has had a bit of an anti-sematic conundrum this last year, and is a Central Saint Martins alumni, CSM'MM kid aside he has turned his pretty little fingers to the "Jeager Brand" after a an amazing career on other labels, such as J.Crew and Pringle of Scotland. His runway collection at this years LFW are all about the "the glamour of 1960's/1970's travel" and the inspiration is there. Keeping to the heritage brands identity, he has recreated a few of Jeager's 1970's  looks bringing it into the 2000's with a  modern twist that is such a nessecity of the "right now" age.   Simple lines and elegant, vintage looks are kept in check by super modern laser cut outs and vibrant colors.