A TBT look back at the fall 2000 season in London, collections that put a fresh spin on fashion with a new gen of British designers.
“Talented young designers Boudicca don’t play by any rules except their own. Boudicca is less interested in creating clothes to wear than in ideas—but that’s exactly what we come to London to see.”“After a somewhat unsure beginning at Burberry, designer Roberto Menichetti has finally found his voice this season. Burberry showed 12 looks in a very strong, slick presentation at its redesigned Haymarket store—looks that said Burberry and England as much as they said modern and urban….
Indeed her models wouldn't know—they were dressed like the hippest teenage schoolgirls, and probably born around 1987. It was hard not to adore the clothes—or the attitude. ...Luella is way ahead of the pack. She’s stylishly brought back the mod teenager, added a splash of Blondie, and created an ultracool image for her label.”“...a show inspired by the colors and shapes of stained-glass windows, with a very modern take.
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