Rarely in London do we see a young designer playing the glamour card with a more valiant and defiant approach towards what would seem to be on the safe side, if beauty were set to share only the gentle and quiet power at the very beginning. But inside the House of Quinn that featured a life-size Georgian facade, adorned with hydrangeas, and a pearly Queen-inspired look with head-to-toe heavily beaded detailing that covered the face stormed the runway, or wearing a black latex that added a fetishistic appeal, Richard Quinn played on our love for fantasy and fairy tale—showcasing a needed dose of eroticism in his Autumn/Winter ‘20 collection.
We saw a moment in which Quinn explored his darker side, with BDSM-esque masks (reminiscent of Atelier Maison Margiela and Gareth Pugh Spring/Summer ‘07), juxtaposing the collection’s stately gowns.
BAZAAR rounded up our favourite from the covetable collection, including a bride with bedazzling haute-couture hijab covered in gemstones to mini-dresses with bubble-hems and latex layers.
Pictures via London Fashion Week, Getty Images
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