At fashion week, there is always something to be said for the fashions beyond the catwalk. The outfits we see on the famous and the fashionable as they swan in and out of the various exclusive presentations become a catwalk outside the catwalk in their own right. And who’s fashion week ‘fits are better to follow better than fashion’s sweetheart, Bella Hadid.

Here are some of Bella’s best ‘off-duty’ fashion week looks and how to get them.

Look 1:

Top: Zara Ribbed top (£3.99)

Trousers: Situationist pleated leather wide-leg pants (£625)

Green Coat: Nellie Studio the leather Mac coat (£450)

Black Coat: Jaded London Black midi coat with black faux fur (£150)

Shoes: Off-white White & Purple Vulcanized Low-Top Sneakers (£175)

Bag: Christian Dior Street Chic tote (£934)

Earrings: Cult Gaia Tortoise earrings (£87)

Sunglasses: Olsen (Brown lens) Rectangular Sunglasses (£100)

Look 2:

Jumper: H&M Fine-knit wool jumper (£24)

Trousers: GANNI Ridgewood slit hem corduroy trousers (£68)

Jacket: Nanushka Cancun vegan leather blazer (£460)

Shoes: MARNI leopard panel chunky loafers (£474)

Bag: VENCZEL Forward Swept Handbag with Large Chain- Black (£845)

Necklace: ALYX Hero Chain (€550)

Sunglasses: GUCCI Square-frame tortoiseshell acetate sunglasses (£240)

Look 3:

Top: CHERRY American classic ribbed tank ($50)

Trousers: ASHLEY WILLIAMS layered tartan straight-leg trousers (£460)

Jacket: ZARA Pleated sleeve blazer (£59.99)

Shoes: CONVERSE x A$AP Nast Jack Purcell Chukka mid-top (£100)

Bag: MARARGENT Pierre Black Leather bag (€360)

Earrings: THEODORA WARRE Gypsy 18kt gole-plated hoop earrings (£127)

Sunglasses: CRAP The paradise machine (£79)

Look 4:

Top: FRENCH CONNECTION le Frenchie cropped t shirt (£25)

Trousers: ZARA zw premium high waist skinny flare astra black jeans (£29.99)

Jacket: ISABEL MARANT Eladim blazer (£765)

Shoes: JORDAN 5 Retro Off-White black (£550)

Bag: LULU GUINNESS Bingo bibi tote ($275)

Earrings: VALET Andrea tortoiseshell resin earrings (£99.60)

Sunglasses: LE SPECS Runways – Black ($59)

Words by Ella Winfiield

Edits by Maggie Dongju Li

Cover by Mehak Jotwani

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Burberry, Dilara Findikoglu, David Koma, Matty Bovan, Richard Quinn, Halpern, Ashley Williams, Simone Rocha and JW Anderson AW20 Collections

As London Fashion Week draws to an end, we reflect and give you a round-up of our favourite looks and collections.

Ashley Williams

Ashley Williams AW20 Collection

Ranging from a layered green fur coat, to a satin pink gown covered in bows, Williams leaves nothing to the imagination as this collection employs a perfect combination of youthful spirit and a tongue in cheek approach to fashion.

Burberry

Burberry AW20 Collection

From leopard print and bright power suits to puffer jackets and checked corsets, Burberry’s AW20 collection has everything we need for the season, including a selection of fur trimmed coats and deconstructed rugby shirts that bring more of a new edge as Burberry also brings back its traditional print that everyone knows and loves.

David Koma

David Koma AW20 Collection

Bringing a bit of bling to the runways, David Koma captures the seemingly glamorous side of London life. Filling the room with sparkles, layered leather and velvet-boned corsets, Koma dazzles the audience with a powerfully embellished minidress that beautifully illustrates all things London, including the iconic ‘Gherkin’ building.

Dilara Findikoglu

Dilara Findikoglu AW20 Collection

Dilara Findikoglu’s AW20 collection is anything but ordinary with a hooped-skirt metallic gown covered in structured flowers, satin genie pants and various corsets paired with tights. One of her designs consisted of 3-D floral harness climbing up to the torso of the model and one was aided by a model carrying an actual cat in her arms as she descended the runway.

Erdem

Erdem AW20 Collection

From delicately beaded sheer feminine pieces, to androgynously shaped suits Erdem Moralioglu and Cecil Beaton brought a version of strong elegance to the runway accompanied by feathered head dresses and pops of turquoise and lime green.

JW Anderson

JW Anderson AW20 Collection

Jonathon Anderson brings an element of the 1920s into his AW2020 collection, with bead work, tinsel-covered garments, iridescent translucent fabrics and mirrored metallic tassels. His leather shawl-collared black over-sized suit juxtaposed the delicacy of the tinsel perfectly with such a strong silhouette.

Matty Bovan

Matty Bovan AW20 Collection

Matty Bovan’s AW20 collection pushes the boundaries on socially acceptable fashion, through his hanging curtains and hair-covered head dresses.True to form, Bovan creates a collection of weird and wonderful designs, that have no obvious narrative or order but bring a whirlwind of colour, shape and excitement to the runway this season.

Richard Quinn

Richard Quinn AW20 Collection

One of the most powerful piece form Richard Quinn’s AW20 collection is the jewelled head-to-toe armoured ensemble that reads “God Save The Quinn” across the skirt – a clear homage to Britain. The rest of the collection is a kaleidoscope of extravagantly silhouetted gowns, feathered head dresses and the iconic Quinn power shoulders.

Simone Rocha

Simone Rocha AW20 Collection

Throughout Simone Rocha’s show you see a collection of pure light streaming down the runway, consisting of cream satin, tule and wool layers. As the show progresses, darker more romantic tones begin to enter, covered in florals with rich blue, purple and red colours bleeding into the collection.

Temperley London

Temperley London AW20 Collection

Alice Temperley’s collection which was shown in her Bruton Street store was intended to bring an element of fun to London Fashion Week. Her pieces ranged from feminine vintage-style dresses, to stronger leather suits with a music-inspired print featuring multiple times throughout the collection.

Halpern

Halpern AW20 Collection

Bringing back some 80s vibes, Halpern’s AW20 collection consists of a multitude of detailed textures and prints, ranging from burnout velvet and green snake print leather to 3-D floral colours and fringed tiger print. Many of the looks were accompanied by knee-high boots and intricate face decoration.

Words by Katie Janes

Graphics by Katie Janes

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It’s time to get excited for a fashionable new season, with trends to take you on your daring to be different journey. We examine the 90s influence in fashion and ask the question “Why should we give a F*** about the Nineties?” Perhaps because it was a decade of decadence and subversion, where daring to be different was penned across many creative industries, fanning the youthful flames of rebellion from normality. Marc Jacobs, with his seminal 1993 collection for Perry Ellis makes a welcomed return as he reintroduces the grunge collection for a modern consumer.

We capture in true candid style Catalyst Management musical artists namely Mist, Tom Zanetti, Michael Dapaah, Preditah, Swifta Beater and newcomer Sam Tompkins. Fronted by Guv Singh, this extraordinary man discusses the rise of one of the most prolific artists’ roster in the UK.

Snoochie Shy is the MTV presenter talent who elegantly captures the new season trends with a 90s underscore, styled by our very own Editor-in-Chief Jyoti Matoo, and lensed by Toby Shaw. The Voir team were on hand to ensure everything ran like clockwork, the result 3 stunning covers that capture a spirit of nowness.

We needed to talk about Rankin, and rightly so. Giorgio Grande interviews this maverick photographer who has always used his medium as a way to question norms.

A Voir issue wouldn’t be complete without a look at a real female boss. Cardi B steps forward [with all her notoriety] as we feature her groundbreaking red carpet looks. Furthermore we catch up with Sian Gabbidon after her meteoric rise to the top in the Apprentice 2018, providing insights to the sprit which drives her work ethic and successful swimwear brand.

Ashley Williams is as quirky as ever, delivering some tasteful tasteless fashion that has become her signature these past few years.

And finally we have stunning illustrations from our very own Spencer who captures a Voir exclusive astrology feature from world renowned Joanna Hope, providing an insight to what awaits us in early 2019.

Enjoy HERE

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Ashley Williams

Burberry

David Koma

Fyodor Golan

House of Holland

JW Anderson

Marques’Almeida

Mary Katrantzou

Matty Bovan

Osman

Temperley London

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