Palmer Harding AW15 London Fashion Week

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London Fashion Week is upon us once more, where some of the world’s finest designers, alongside the brightest emerging talent, showcase their AW15 collections. 



Strolling along the Mall on the way to the show.



Palmer Harding is a brand duo, Levi Palmer and Matthew Harding. I have never been to one of their shows before, but I thought the AW15 collection was beautiful. Having been described in the press as “designers of the world's most perfect shirts” Palmer//Harding is a British brand known best for the directional design and high quality of their modern shirting. 



Elegant and contemporary: are two words that I would describe not only the Palmer // Harding's romantic AW15 collection, but the location for the show today. Set within the Institute Of Contemporary Arts, the Parmer Harding collection certainly matched the classic yet modern interior. Winter sunshine streamed in through the large glass windows, delicately lighting up the catwalk. The room was dressed with boxes of golden corn to give an 'outdoorsey' feel. This perfectly set the scene for a monochrome palette of garments to glide effortlessly down the catwalk. I loved the beautiful embriodery and I thought the boho plaited hair and fresh berry makeup gave an edginess to the presentation, for a youthful appeal. 





The beauty look created by Makeup Artist Attracta Courtney, featured a range of Bourjois products to create a dark romantic winter berry stained lip, with natural pink flushed cheeks against the innocence of the skin’s matt complexion. I adore Bourjois Velvet Lips, as the colours are long lasting and definitely show-stopping.  This look is very wearable and I can't wait to try it out soon! 



I even spied the gorgeous style icons Yasmine and Amber Le bon at the show. 




Check out the Palmer Harding collection here, and grab your essential Bourjois products here


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