Erdem S/S 2026 London

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[Lola701]

There’s something always funny about those designers known for their romantic dresses: their work becomes more interesting and modern the moment they are doing tailoring.
The pants looks are chic and the trench coats are the best pieces here.

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

This is very beautiful.
For some pieces, it looks like a free poetic fantasy on victorian corseterie and loungewear.
Gorgeous fabrics as usual.

 

[tourbillions]

its giving a bit of burton's mcqueen, but they were always doing shows along those lines. Its nice, well tailored and clean. the first suit and pants look was very strong.

 

[thiago:)]

Very lovely and solid offer, as always.

 

[fruitdots]

its giving a bit of burton's mcqueen, but they were always doing shows along those lines. Its nice, well tailored and clean. the first suit and pants look was very strong.

Yeah, I thought of Burton's McQueen too (and McQueen in general). Something about the combination of leather belting, corsetry/structure, and high collars. But I'm not mad about it—those are aspects of McQueen that were tapping into something quite English, in a way that was both romantic and perverse. I really appreciate that here, since LFW has been sort of dismal in the past so many year. This collection seems to take us back to that "English" aesthetic (the trenches are fabulous!) without turning it into a set of tropes. Honestly, I think he could've done a fabulous job at Burberry...

 

[jeanclaude]

Feels like a home decor brand making a fashion show with their fabrics.

 

[jeremydante]

I loved this collection, I didn't expect this from them.
The use of florals was adapted well. The life of leisure vibe was very natural in this collection.
The concepts supported each other as a proper collection. And how it swelled to color from the muted beginning of the color story- great. It had a good range of piece too. Decent showing this season from them.

 

[QuantumCouture]

Beautiful technique in the service of a confused vision. As already noted, tailoring saves the day. Merciless editing could make this collection something to talk about.

 

[arpeggiata]

it's relatively rare to see late 16th century pulled as a historical inspiration with the high-neckline pieces and the cut of the torso on them which feels fresh and interesting, same with the volumes on the coat at #4, but in my opinion that serves to highlight how that specific treatment of florals and the color palettes they're applied on is really starting to look dated, especially in the light-colored pieces.

 

[Squizree]

It's very Burton and it's gorgeous. The construction, especially on those teacup dresses, is just superb. Not a single thing out of place.