Anrealage A/W 2015

Anrealage's AW 2015 collection 'Light' is a collection that catching detail as if it is in a beam of torchlight.
There is a very circular theme, with the 'beam of light' effect which is echoed in the silhouette using a combination of chunky knits and thick wool jackets. These silhouettes had needle punched white circles or were cut in a special fabric that reveals the printed detail only under ultraviolet lights.
Production of the show was by Kaneko ShigeruTakashi, hair and makeup by Katsuya Kamo, stylist Yamaguchi collection design Kunihiko Morinaga.

Roksanda AW 2015

With 1970's sensibilities, palate and complex textile combinations and textures, this is Roksanda's AW 2015 collection.

"I wanted to bring the feel of a forest in autumn with the wonderful rust and deep red and burgundy but, clashed against the acid pinks and blues, that can only be manmade,’ ‘I wanted to bring the feel of a forest in autumn with the wonderful rust and deep red and burgundy but, clashed against the acid pinks and blues, that can only be manmade. I love having the contrast between something organic and something quite industrial." Ilincic Roksanda

Stella Jean

Eclectic folk, grunge street elegance, Italian label Stella Jean's AW 2015 collection is like a sweet trolley of styles where someone has asked for a piece of every pudding and cake available to be served on one plate.
It is a bright, clashing, textural collection full of surprises a dressing up box of print and weave, knit and applique borrowing elements from many cultures and eras.

Kym Ellery

Bell bottoms, layers and sumptuous fabric combinations are the key elements of Kym Ellery's 2015 AW  collection creating dramatic silhouettes. Kym used the work of artists such as Egon Schiel as inspiration imagining the contemporary wardrobes of his nudes.

"I wanted to give [Schiele's models] something that would help them step into our era." Kym Ellery

Junya Watanabe

Junya Watanabe has used stunning structural honeycomb textile features in his ready to wear AW 2015 collection that seeks to find a "dimensionality through clothing". The honeycombing gives the collection a very Elizabethan quality especially combined with the focus on  the collar and  head wear.

Irina Dzhus II

Irina Dzhus established her label DZHUS in 2010 this is her AW 2015 'Totalitarium' collection inspired by industrial age architecture is a harsh, monochrome reaction to a harsh environment, but it beautifully reflects the geometry and cool modernism of the structures it is developed from, free from ornamation and frivolous unnecessary embellishment.

"Creating a collection's concept has always been the most exciting process for me. I'm inspired by trying my best to embody their characteristic features and principles of objects in the silhouettes of my designs." Irina Dzhus