At her spring/summer show for London Fashion Week, Amanda Wakeley kept it super natural throughout her clothing line. The collection was not over the top and easy going. It was an oriental inspired show, with kimonos and wraps.
"The collection is inspired by the photographs of Araki and Erwin Blumenfeld. Elements of Japanese cut and bold contrasts of texture and color juxtapose with fluid drapery,” said designer Wakeley.
Wakeley stuck to colors such as tan, khaki, grey, and dark green. The main color on the catwalk was plain and simple white. Here and there were splashes of deep orange and red. Models makeup was kept extremely simple and hair was slicked baack into buns.
Pieces ranged in wrap dresses, pencil dresses, gowns, tailored pants, jackets, and cutout swimsuits. Layers, ruffles, unique hemlines and necklines all played up the clothes. It was a simple yet strong collection. This line is definitely a wearable line. From a business woman, to a city girl, to dressing comfy, this line has it all.
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