Bobby Abley AW18 Collection at London Fashion Week Men's

Titled  Bobbyland – the collection takes you to a vibrant and colourful place.

 Populated with characters from the world of Warner Bros Looney Tunes – including Road Runner and Sylvester

- Bobbyland welcomes everyone both international and interplanetary – including Marvin the Martian who appears on the back of his own Legal Alien sweatshirt which was created exclusively for Urban Outfitters.

And also centre stage on the intarsia knit collaborated with Electronic Sheep

 Colour and texture are key to the collection, with brightly-hued oversized plaid shirts and pleated tailored trousers,

 and knitwear by Electronic Sheep splicing Looney Tunes graphics in clashing tones.

 Outerwear includes faux fur trimmed padded bomber jackets

 and roomy parkas in neoprene and mohair adorned with jewels.

A signature Tweety Pie sweatshirt is embellished with hand-applied marabou,

 and fluffy Bugs Bunny inspired dungarees are worn with a bunny ears bandana and gold grill by Shadi at Gold Pointers.

 Bobbyland; Where Everyone is Welcome.
Footwear by Timberland

Grillz by Shadi at Gold Pointers

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Alex Mullins AW18 collection at London Fashion Week Men's

For AW18, Alex Mullins explores the relationship between the right and left functions of the brain. Logical, systematic, mechanical, smart clothing – balances with – imaginative, chaotic and spontaneous.

 The right side focuses on creativity and fragmented thought, this is showcased through intensely colourful localized applications of smashed graphics.

Versus the left side which focuses on analytic thoughts, which are mirrored through Mullins’ tailored looks in a muted palette.

 The collection pays tribute to the futuristic ideals of his early 90s inspirations of SS18. and continues to revisit his on-going interest of encompassing a timeless wardrobe with a contemporary take. Mullins photographed smashed ceramic plates featuring previous seasons muses, digitally printing them onto silk and cotton poplin, creating a surreal flashback of self-reference.

 Mullins clad his models in multi coloured spiral tie dye roll necks paired with tailored pieces,

 cream and camel longline puffer coats

 and shirts with modular cut out detailing feature across the collection.

 Fabrics include charcoal grey and dirty beige corduroy,

and rainbow tie dye velvet

along with two-tone belted stripe denims and grey shearling.

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J. JS LEE MAN AW18 collection at London Fashion Week Men's

 J JS Lee debuts her first menswear collection at London Fashion Week Men.
The collection is of classic tailoring techniques updated with contemporary details to create an effortless look.

 Created around the deconstruction of the jumpsuit and taking detailing from a vintage military air force jacket, the collection is designed for versatility and functionality with a contemporary take on British tailoring.The jumpsuit is seen in heavy cotton twill and cropped to ankle length or wool and wide leg.

Every piece in the collection is interchangeable; trousers are linked to jackets and shirts via braces

 - a key feature throughout, pulled through welts and zips. Also seen on knits and sweatshirts.

Tailored jackets are single or double breasted, structured or relaxed and trousers are tapered and cropped or wide and pleated with cuffs.

A double-breasted navy pinstripe suit with pleat front wide leg trousers is made from wool from Huddersfield mill Dugdale Bros & Co featuring gold silk lining.

 A micro dot wool jacket is deconstructed into three pieces, consisting of a waistcoat and sleeveless jacket that are layered to create a single-breasted jacket.

Outerwear features a long length trench coat in heavy cotton twill with a detachable quilted lining

, a wool coat is buttoned at the waist, designed to be worn two ways; long or as a jacket.

Brushed mohair is seen in a long length coat and short oversized jacket with detachable sleeves.

 Wool, mohair and jersey sit alongside cotton twills and washed poplins in a colour palette of charcoal grey and navy, stone, pale gold and burgundy.
Photographer: Piczo
Model: Fionnan at Next Models

Phoebe English Man AW18 at London Fashion Week Men's

Created in natural fibres and a  mindfulness of functionality over decorations, this capsule collection features detailed box and bomber jackets, smart wide legged trousers with oversized turnups alongside slim fit crop trousers with scallop edged hems and relaxed fit joggers with drawstring details.

Simple fine detailed shirts with transparent buttons and delicate collar details sit alongside more heavily details shirts with scalloped sleeve overlays. Shirt colour palette is blues, shades of grey and off white,

Long shirts and smocks slip under full length trench coats with concealed pockets.

Knitwear collaboration with Helen Lawrence see textured waffle knit and rib employed in soft British lambswool yarn. Hats, scarves and jumpers in deep navy, red and grey in chunky gauge knitting are combined with various rib stitches - waffle stitch, English and plain rib.

Waterproof lightweight waxed cottons are in navy, tomato red and rust.

And matte coated cottons are in a palette of dusty tonal greys and teal blues.

Lightweight moleskins are in stone and black against finely woven drills in navy blue.