Fyodor Golan Fall 2018: London Fashion Week

Fyodor Golan London Fashion Week FW18

One of the biggest hits to get London Fashion Week started was the new Fyodor Golan collection, which took us all on a flight of fancy, with a collection drawing on the abstract, space and flight travel, with globes dotting the runway.

 
Fyodor Golan: London FW18

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Lots of rainbow stripes were on display, but most impressively displayed in one outfit with a billowing parachute-like train.

Movement is central to this collection, as the silk and satin flowed with the model’s movement, making the show a truly dramatic delight. Inspirational 1970s-style sportswear made use of bomber jackets, track suits and straps.

The collection drew on a palette of black, white, blue, grey and silver, but some cream dresses, including a plain cream dress with black lacing, showed Golan can do beautiful simplicity as well.

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David Cowan
David Cowanhttp://www.doctordavidcowan.com/blog-isought
David Cowan is an author and arts critic based in France. He writes for a variety of international publications, and blogs at Is/Ought, connecting economy, culture, and communication.

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