Henry Holland surprised and delighted with his dark and dangerous garments that glided along the runway. The conveyor belt although fun and unique was lined with yellow and black warning tape. However, the danger connotations of the tape still didn't deter celeb BFF's Alexa Chung and Pixie Geldof from having their turn.
The collection consisted of fur, leather, romantic reds and bold stripes- all ingredients to a woman's ideal A/W wardrobe. Holland's hazard tape was seen throughout the collection as it quickly became obvious it was the focal point, creating the perfect vision of London's experimental fashion. Despite bright colours being one of Holland's staples, he took the collection much deeper incorporating burgundy, black and purples.
Aside from the stripes, Holland's collection consisted largely of fur coats and giant gillets- a particular appealing look during this everlasting winter. My favourite pieces have to be the dusky pink neck warmer with matching clutch bag. What girl doesn't want matching fur?
Although the collection isn't totally different from Holland's usual style, the audience was certainly pleased by the clothes and impressed, if not jealous of the conveyor catwalk. The question is...where can I get one?
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