Lace Copperwood showcased their collection at Fashions Finest emerging designer SS23 London Fashion Week showcase 17th September 2022.

Makeup: Academy of Freelance Makeup Artists (AOFM) lead #mua Mandy Gakhal
Hair: In Session lead #hair David Rae
Lead stylist: Leighanne Krystal
Creative Director: Tanya Beresford
Photographer: Joanna Mitroi
Director & Event organiser: Deborah St. Louis​

Have you been binge-watching a series and felt the instant urge to revamp your wardrobe or look through secondhand stalls for '80s outfits? No worries: TV series are influencing your fashion.

West to West, Alice Temperley surprises with a delicate and warm collection for the colder season with her signature Somerset by Alice.

As the rain begins to fall and temperatures set to cool over the next few weeks, many fashion-conscious people are looking to google for inspiration for their autumn wardrobe pieces.

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Brits are definitely ready for the autumn season. An interesting Google Trends data analysis foresaw what will be Brits' next wardrobe.

Looking at Google queries can tell a lot about what people are more interested in, what is essential, desirable or trendy. We can already see what British people are looking for in their new autumn wardrobe.

Google Trends about Autumn Wardrobe

An analysis of Google Trends data shows searches for 'autumn outfits' have increased by 160%, 'women's autumn fashion' by 40%, 'autumn fashion' 2022 by 180% and 'autumn clothes women' by 100%. The study interestingly revealed a real spike in searches for green cashmere jumpers, autumn jumpers and grey cardigans.

Brits' Autumn Outfits according to N.Peal

With this in mind, N.Peal – British luxury cashmere brand committed to sustainable production – is already anticipating the upcoming season and wants to offer insight into a few essential pieces to carry you into September with a boom. The coming autumnal season is about statement pieces that can be easily transformed for the colder months as the weather cools off by switching out the sandals and sunglasses for boots and blazers.

What to Buy for Your Autumn Wardrobe

N.Peal suggests pinning these essential pieces that can be worn in many ways. Prepare your closet to welcome your new comforting essentials, here is what and how to wear them.

Blazers

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As seen on models Gigi Hadid, Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner, we can never have enough blazers, which are the go-to-fall clothing piece this year. Wear over a simple top or jumper if you want to add more layers to keep you warm and don’t be afraid of a splash of colour!

Knitwear

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You can look fantastic and be comfy this season by choosing knitwear, an autumnal essential for men as well. Whatever your style, there are cardigans, jumper dresses, two-pieces and statement jumpers everywhere!

Cashmere

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If you want to add a sense of luxury to your wardrobe, opt for a cashmere piece this autumn. Known for its softness, unrivalled warmth and durability, this high-quality fabric is essential for maximum comfort and will become a staple in your wardrobe for years to come.

Colours for Autumn 2022

Autumn 2022 is the season for embracing colours. Vibrant pinks, blues, greens and purples are among some of the emerging colours for this time of year. Although they’re not typically thought of as autumnal tones, these colours are universally flattering and are expected to be seen by everyone.

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Nike calls for a star, Manchester City’s Rubén Dias replies. The footballer stars in Nike's newest Underwear Autumn/Winter 2022 collection and campaign under the banner of sustainability.

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You are listening to the radio and then you cannot get that tune off your head. Maybe you even bought a new pair of Nike because of a song! It happens and this fun research shows the most sung-about brands.

Sneakers are the Country's favourite shoes and statistics prove it with The Edit LDN, high-end sneakers marketplace, being at the top of the growth with its +525% growth every year since 2020.

As one of the world’s most vibrant districts, Soho is known for its diverse art and culture and this week unveils an exciting outdoor exhibition with the London College of Fashion, UAL.

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Soho is a buzzing and young destination in the capital and it will house London College of Fashion's young talents with a must-see outdoor art installation.

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The London College of Fashion in Soho

The LCF leads the world in fashion business, media and design education, and it has been nurturing creative talent for over a century. This week, Soho proudly hosts its first-ever outdoor art exposition with the prestigious London institution, another good reason to visit London.

Soho X The London College of Fashion Outdoor Art Installation

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Following a project brief, ten students from the BA (Hons) Fashion Imaging and Illustration course have been selected to exhibit in the arty and most dynamic district of the capital. This course seeks to produce the next generation of innovative, multi-disciplinary image-makers and original thinkers. The ten illustrations celebrate the history of Soho through the eyes of the students and include bold vibrant street scenes, as well as themes of punk, music and fashion.

The 250ft outdoor exhibition is located on Berwick Street and Hopkins Street on the hoarding of a development site which will reveal ten new retail spaces and two restaurant opportunities in 2023. The ten students – Liyun Li, Neda Yankov, Rosemary Jame, Liv Treweek, Elly Rodbert, Annabel McLaughlin, Heidi Pickover, Eleanor Parry-Hensley, Nerea Gómez Martín and Katie Digan – have been chosen by a carefully selected panel including Simon Quayle Executive Director Shaftesbury and Lindsay Pentelow, Creative Director, School of Media and Communication, London College of Fashion.

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Simon Quayle, Executive Director Shaftesbury PLC said: "Shaftesbury is delighted to be part of this initiative to support the emerging talent from this important creative course. Soho has long been renowned as a location for the creative industries, so this is the perfect place for the students to illustrate what Berwick Street and Soho mean to them. This collaboration marks another chapter of our long-standing partnership with London College of Fashion, which has endured for over a decade".

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Lindsay Pentelow, Creative Director at the School of Media and Communication, London College of Fashion, UAL, said: "These bold and eye-catching illustrations capture and celebrate the history of this iconic street and its position in the centre of Soho, whilst also looking into the future of its development. This has been a fantastic brief and opportunity for London College of Fashion's highly creative and innovative BA (Hons) Fashion Imaging and Illustration students. The illustrations are a perfect way to help celebrate the rich heritage of London College of Fashion in this area of London, at a time when we are also looking ahead to a new chapter in our story to our future home in Stratford when we open our doors in East Bank in September 2023".

For more information about the open-air installation, visit ThisIsSoho. If you head down to London, you have a new reason to visit Soho with more to see, snap and share this week.

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