This season Hannah Marshall showed her A/W10 collection ON SCHEDULE at LFW. Her collection is based on body restriction, with strong influences from Jean Paul Goude and a nod to S + M.
The collection begins with a floor length, high neck, long sleeve body-con dress with a subtle introduction to Hannah's slit theme appearing at the elbow. As the collection develops the high neck remains but the slits become ever more overt, exposing more and more skin at the knee, hip, waist, shoulder and wrist. With a colour palette of Oil, Ink and Nuclear, fabrics include velvet, latex, stretch suede, neoprene, toscana lamb fur, leather, satin and sheer. Another successful collaboration with Hannah Martin saw multiple razor sharp, gunmetal spear rings worn on the index finger building in layers as the collection progressed. It was an honour to work so closely with Hannah Marshall, consulting and styling her show, she is a real inspiration and great fun : ) Massive thank you to all the team - Hannah's crew, my crew, Shelley Durkan, Lyndell Mansfield, Alex Box, WAH nails and Malcolm Pate.
The collection begins with a floor length, high neck, long sleeve body-con dress with a subtle introduction to Hannah's slit theme appearing at the elbow. As the collection develops the high neck remains but the slits become ever more overt, exposing more and more skin at the knee, hip, waist, shoulder and wrist. With a colour palette of Oil, Ink and Nuclear, fabrics include velvet, latex, stretch suede, neoprene, toscana lamb fur, leather, satin and sheer. Another successful collaboration with Hannah Martin saw multiple razor sharp, gunmetal spear rings worn on the index finger building in layers as the collection progressed. It was an honour to work so closely with Hannah Marshall, consulting and styling her show, she is a real inspiration and great fun : ) Massive thank you to all the team - Hannah's crew, my crew, Shelley Durkan, Lyndell Mansfield, Alex Box, WAH nails and Malcolm Pate.
Hannah Marshall's moodboard
Catwalk images courtesy of Catwalking.com
Amazing collection!
ReplyDeleteLove the blog.
bethmayhall.blogspot.com