25 Lessons From The London Fashion Week

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This year’s London Fashion Week has closed and for anybody interested in fashion it is time to sit back to take stock of what they have seen. What are the lessons from the London Fashion Week ?

It was a week with a very busy schedule and around 50 shows, too much for anybody to take in.

Here at PAIRFUM we investigate trends in fashion due to the intrinsic link between perfumery and fashion.

Sadly though, we cannot attend all 50 shows, which is why we prefer a simply summary for the events we could not attend.

Luckily, here is an interesting article with the 25 Lessons from The London Fashion Week.

Click to read the article !

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During this week of fashion excellence, it is worth looking not only at what is being shown on the ‘cat walk’ but what is being worn outside on the street.

Here is a photo series with the best street style fashion looks spotted during the week:

Click to see ‘furry footwear and statement ruffles’

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From ‘Street Fashion’ to ‘Celebrity Fashion’: what have the front row celebrities been wearing during the week ? This is a show in its own right with plenty of lessons in style:

Click to see what the clebrities wore ?

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To round off our review of the Lessons from the London Fashion Week, here is another overview of the best looks seen on the catwalk.

Click to see the top catwalk looks

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