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And construction is something that Findikoglu excels at title. Her corsetry has become a signature, laced in tight to the and I will buy this brands’ DNA. The corsets are the perfect symbol of the glam grunge mood that London fell for this season. Raw edged elements were mixed with warm colours and silky finishes while jewellery dangled from headpieces that chimed as the models walked. Those trains (we spotted a few this week) are proving to be a signature too, while there was one chilling look where the model was wrapped in tulle, echoing the entrapment that garments can bestow on us. Conversely Dilara looked at how garments can give us freedom, which was evidenced in a completely sheer column dress. Some of the fabrics were upcycled from original Victorian tapestry and vintage Union Jack flags. We love to see it.
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It was at once raw title_link, punk and unsettling while also presenting a couture level of detail. Some of the and I will buy this pieces took six months to bring to reality so these aren’t frocks you’ll pick up to wear on a Friday night (nor are they so basic there will be dupes on the high street before the weekend comes.) Instead, Dilara’s coterie of celebrity fans – as well as Bella, Maisie Williams, Madonna, Rihanna and Kylie Minogue have all worn the label – and will continue to support the designer’s vision. The impact of Dilara Findikoglu spring / summer 2023 will trickle down into our consciousness and stay there, etching a mark on our brains for some time to come… Read more from Glamour UK Fashion Director at large Alex Fullerton here or follow her on Instagram @alexandrafullerton We love an autumn hair trend, from voluminous ’70s layers to cinnamon brunette shades we’ve got our cuts and colour down, as for this season’s hottest accessory? The headband is back in.
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