Bora Aksu: Last News

17 Sep 2021 A model backstage ahead of the Bora Aksu show during London Fashion WeekWe rely on advertising to help fund our award-winning journalism.We urge you to turn off your ad blocker for The Telegraph website so that you can continue to access our quality content in the future.Thank you for your support.Need help?Visit our page.

a busy schedule of live streams available throughout the event, which goes on until Tuesday. Here are the highlights from the autumn/winter 2021 collections so far...History has been on the mind of many designers during lockdown, perhaps because of an influx of costume dramas on our small screens, from Belgravia at the start of lockdown to more recent adaptations likeBridgerton and The Great. Delicate lace dresses were the focal point of Bora Aksu’s audience-free show at the Tate Modern with a few standout tailoring pieces in velvet pink and navy.Ahead of his show next month, Richard Quinn disclosed that his muse for the season is the iconic toy doll, Barbie.

my mask. I was on my way, on foot, to Bora Aksu, one of only three designers including Mark Fast and Pronounce who are putting on a live event in London this season. Given that Aksu was also the first of the three to show, there was an almost festive atmosphere in Covent Garden as the fashion crowd greeted each other from a safe distance for the first time in months and posed for street-style photographers who were clicking away frantically after what must have been a very lean summer. Thirty of us shuffled one-by-one through the doors of St Paul’s Church – which is fittingly also known as the Actor’s Church – and everyone popped on their black, navy or even green-velvet masks.