STYLIONWriter, creative and explorer of all things Japan. Central Saint Martins graduate and fashion journalist for 1 Granary and Lampoon Magazine. Writing about all things fashion – from fashion weeks, food and technology to fake influencers, art exhibitions and cultures around the world.
Inspired by the art seen in mosques, the collection was all in quality wool in rich, varied shades from turquoise through to gold, red, navy and orange. The Lucja Wojtala show this year at Fashion Week Poland, the event of the year, was recognizable- the same wool and similar colours were used in the previous collection. […]
We had always planned to visit an onsen during our multiple trips to Japan and had never had the pleasure of being in one yet. Having heard that the experience can vary greatly depending on if the ryokan is more modern or not, we decided to stay in an authentic Japanese onsen with a modern touch that would be both comfortable and traditional at the same time!
‘ W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie i Szczebrzeszyn z tego słynie’- Or an introduction into the Polish language, originally written for the Courier’s culture section, and now revised and edited for Stylion.
Here come the Fall Leaves! Who doesn’t love those russet and golden leaves make all the woods brighter. Here are a couple of essentials for the autumn season that are truly necessary for anyone wanting to take that first booted step in style!
Most people now in this fast-paced world are in pursuit of trying to find the most natural, productive and unadulterated way to be human, aiming to cut out stress from their lives. Whether that would be through decluttering the house of superfluous junk, or clearing out your the mind through focused mediation, de-stressing and finding the ‘real’ seems to be a focus for many people nowadays.
Emilia Wickstead has already been on the fashion scene since 2012, and earlier for those fortunate enough to see her graduate collection at Central Saint Martins. She is a part of the new group of young CSM fashion graduates called the British Fashion Collective, propelled forward by the support from the British Fashion Council aiming to support young designers in what can only be called the ‘business of fashion’, where starting out without support is incredibly difficult.
Marta Jakubowski was one of the few designers selected for the BFC NEWGEN award and her show went *spinning around*her carousel live today at the venue for London Fashion Week.
As a NEW series coming to Stylion, I will be reviewing four shows over the next week, covering them in depth when it comes to inspirations, designer backgrounds and all the extras from London Fashion Week 2016!
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