England, a melting pot of style

How to define the style of the Londoners? Petulant, euphoric, sometimes at the limit of the trash but never boring: a dress expression, in quasi-rupture with the stylistic connivance of the other capitals of fashion, which claims its singularity through a mix of various alternative cultures and multiple underground influences.

One thinks of the punk movement in Vivienne Westwood's shops, the "so British" classicism glorified by the collections of the Burberry house, Paul Smith's pop dandyism, or the almost insolent rock eccentricity of Alexander McQueen , still today, transcend the culture of the country.

In the streets, this freedom of spirit is reflected by the vaporous skirts, mostly mini - big up to Mary Quant - clashes of ultra - vivid colors, prints galore and combinations of incongruous pieces whose example more convincing remains the junction evening gown and sneakers. All boosted by a zany accessory in the image of a moumoutte pouch or derbies sparse stars with ultra-compensated soles. Result: mix & match skillfully executed that brings consistency to outfits. Big class.

The consequences of Brexit on fashion

The victory of the Leave last year frightened London's all-fashion sphere, and for good reason, the effective exit of the European Union would have serious repercussions on the industry of luxury: price increase, since the Most of the top-of-the-range brands are supplied in Europe for textiles, coupled with logistical complications in terms of labor and distribution across borders. Oopsy.

Discover the street-looks of the London fashion week in the following slideshow.