With new designers emerging all the time it's hard to know who to actually bother watching, right? So, below is a little list of the ones we at Team MC actually look forward to seeing.
An Alexis Barrell design
As Central Saint Martins, the prestigious college attended by the likes of Sarah Burton, Stella McCartney and Giles Deacon, showed off its students' creations during the annual graduatefashion show this week, here are some up and coming designers (already on the scene) that you just have to know about. So, listen up, fashion fans!
Alexis Barrell South African designer Alexis Barrell has been on in-the-know fashion peeps' radars for a few seasons. With laid back glamorous pieces in gorgeous fabrics and prints, she's definitely gaining more mainstream momentum now. The American Vogue team were in her showroom at the same time as us. Need we say anymore?
Claire Barrow Super cool painted leather is her thing, with a touch of distressed denim. She epitomises East End cool. And she custom-made a jacket for Rihanna, which is, quite frankly, just awesome.
A Claire Barrow design
Math Collective Shahzad Mohaudin originally studied as a graphic designer and he has plenty of graphic lines and shapes in his fashion collections, too. Snapped up by internet mega brand My-Wardrobe, you can be sure his will be a name you'll hear more of in coming seasons.
A Math Collective design
Gabriela Sakate She's a Brazil-based designer who produces clean lines with a sporty edge. Having been featured alongside the likes of Gucci and Dior in The FT's 'How to Spend It' guide, it won't be long before she has UK stockists fighting for exclusives.
A Gabriela Sakate design
Eudon Choi Amazing separates in bright happy colours are this Korean-born designer's signature. Originally trained in menswear, these pieces have a very feminine vibe to them, and with celebrity fans such as Sienna Miller and Jade Jagger, you know this brand will be seen at all the cool places this autumn/winter.
An Eudon Choi design
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Erdem presents a poetic and artistic Autumn/Winter 2025 collectionExploring the veil between reality and imagination
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Prince William was at his “lowest” after Princess Kate’s diagnosis, according to former aide -
Simone Rocha calls on Alexa Chung to present her nostalgic Autumn/Winter 2025 collectionFiona Shaw also walked the runway
