Blame it on Brexit, but London's Spring 2017 shows were rife with riffs on British identity. There were the wonderfully drenched up-dos, slick-backs, and damp lengths that, en masse, became a celebration of the nation's reputation for rainy days. Exaggerated floral motifs--worn on the face--called to mind the English rose, while off-kilter eyeshadow gave a nod to the "Godmother of punk," Nina Hagen; elsewhere, today's It Brits got their due in the form of punchy haphazard braids and bare complex...
Blame it on Brexit, but London's Spring 2017 shows were rife with riffs on British identity. There were the wonderfully drenched up-dos, slick-backs, and damp lengths that, en masse, became a celebration of the nation's reputation for rainy days. Exaggerated floral motifs--worn on the face--called to mind the English rose, while off-kilter eyeshadow gave a nod to the "Godmother of punk," Nina Hagen; elsewhere, today's It Brits got their due in the form of punchy haphazard braids and bare complex...
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