The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is proud to announce the highly anticipated return of its Fashion Hong Kong campaign to London Fashion Week this February, showcasing some of Asia’s most celebrated designers. Set in the iconic Protein Studios in Shoreditch and supported by the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, London, this year’s presentation promises to be groundbreaking, celebrating creativity, sustainability and innovation, while bridging cultures and pushing the boundaries of contemporary fashion.

SVEASØN’s debut collection, “MØLYBDØMANCY”, explores modern spirituality, divination, and rituals that bridge individuality and community.

Inspired by the ancient art of lead pouring, where molten shapes are interpreted, the collection reimagines values like empathy, equality, and freedom through a contemporary lens.

What meanings do uniforms hold? What role do they play in shaping identity? What purposes do they have? For Autumn/Winter 2025/26, SF1OG seeks to answer these questions and reinterprets the concept of the uniform.

Inspired by the craftsmanship and functionality of historical uniforms, the label incorporates personal youth memories and cultural references, particularly from the indie and rock music scenes, into its latest designs.

Richert Beil’s Fall/Winter 2025/26 runway show “Mutter” uses the imagery of tired, overburdened mothers as a metaphor for a fatigued and overwhelmed society.

It serves as a visual narrative to symbolize a society struggling under the weight of expectations, constant pressures, and the relentless pace of modern life.

Founded by brothers Johannes and Matthias Schweizer, the Bavarian brand OBS draws inspiration from formative experiences alongside the founders’ father on construction sites.

Instilled with a profound understanding of craftsmanship, the designers approach textiles and accessories through an essentialist lens: every item serves a purpose and unlocks creative potential.

MARKE’s Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection titled “Everything That Stays Is Love” is a reflection on the topics of nostalgia and longing and the delicate boundary between daydreaming and reality.

With historical and literary character as muses—Miss Havisham of Dickens’ Great Expectations and Stephen Tennant of the Bright Young Things—the collection unfolds in three acts, mirroring the arc of a life consumed by nostalgia.

For her collection “ELYSIUM”, designer Maria Chany envisions a world where waste is a resource, reborn as fashion, intertwining sustainability and art. The idea is to represent a future where eco-consciousness and creativity coexist, and lead to the elysium, a place or state of perfect happiness.

The designer took the sustainability requirements for Berlin Fashion Week as a starting point and inspiration for the collection.

Lou de Bètoly’s latest collection demonstrates the designers efforts to continue to push the boundaries between fashion, art and traditional craftsmanship.

Each one of the forty looks is crafted from pre-owned materials and forgotten treasures that were transformed into contemporary pieces, conveying both drama and luxury, sprinkled with Lou de Bètoly’s unmistakable sense of humour.

For Fall/Winter 2025/26, HADERLUMP presents the “SOLIVAGANT” collection, inspired by the fashion of rail passengers in the mid-20th century.

The collection builds on the Spring/Summer 2025 “AERO” collection and concludes the brand’s exploration of the leitmotif movement.

Welcome to the AW25 edition of Berlin Fashion Week. Each day we will recap the day’s events, showcases, and runways. Berlin Fashion Week will keep its global audience updated across its social channels on the show and presentation schedule each day, along with our coverage daily here at Swanky Magazine.

German designers kicked off day two on the runway, as Vanessa Baernthol, Laurin Schuler, Balletshofer, Colrs, Haderlump, Lou De Botoly, Maria Chany, Marke, OBS, Richert Beil, SF1OG, and Sveason continued what will be several magnificent days in Berlin Fashion Week for the AW25 Season.

Kasia Kucharska is a Berlin-based brand, founded in 2021. The reinvention of traditional craft and technology-driven manufacturing techniques stands at the core of their design philosophy.

With a focus on new ways of making garments and special attention to sustainable and conscious manufacturing techniques, they are pushing the boundaries of conventional fashion design.

Drawing inspiration from the romance and chaos of the annual Mille Miglia race—a spectacle of small Italian towns consumed by the frenzy of roaring engines and fearless drivers—COLRS presents its latest Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection “Pace of Life”.

Welcome to the AW25 edition of Berlin Fashion Week. Each day we will recap the day’s events, showcases, and runways. Berlin Fashion Week will keep its global audience updated across its social channels on the show and presentation schedule each day, along with our coverage daily here at Swanky Magazine.

German designers kicked off day one on the runway, as Kilian Kerner, Horror Vacui, Danny Reinke, Marina Hoermanseder, and Sia Arnika launched what will be several magnificent days in Berlin Fashion Week for the AW25 Season.

Sia Arnika’s Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection is a tribute to memory, allure, and wetness. It tells the story of the Harbor Bitch—a woman who exists on the edges of myth and menace. Tapping into a memory of a woman, a factory worker, from the island of Mors, the birthplace of Sia Anika, the Danish-born designer’s latest collection channels her fierce essence.

The Austrian designer Marina Hoermanseder invited to the show of her label at the Hotel Oderberger. The designer celebrated the label's 10th anniversary with almost 700 guests with 35 unique looks under the motto "Birthday Party" with balloons, flowers, cakes and streamers.

The Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection by prêt-à-couture designer Danny Reinke, titled "90 Seconds to Midnight" merges the dark narratives of Heinrich Hoffmann's Struwwelpeter with the metaphor of the Doomsday Clock. This symbolic clock, currently set at 90 seconds to midnight, serves as a warning to humanity about the threat of self-destruction.

HORROR VACUI, translating to 'fear of empty spaces' from Latin, encapsulates the brand's ethos - every piece is a canvas for intricate details and rich narratives. With the charm of Bavarian tradition, the signature scalloped edges, Froschgoscherl trims, and meticulous smockings are the heartbeats of Anna's creations, ensuring that every piece resonates with the depth of artisanal craftsmanship. A testament to Anna's dedication to filling life's voids with beauty, one garment at a time.

In his Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection titled "Shitstorm", Kilian Kerner Berlin addresses a highly topical and socially relevant issue: hate and hostility on the internet. The designer's show is a powerful plea against this form of digital attack and its consequences, with the designs symbolizing responsibility, courage, and the ability to creatively reflect on societal challenges.

Danish designer Stine Goya founded the namesake brand in 2006 after years of working in the fashion industry and witnessing a lacklustre colour palette in the Scandinavian market. Inspired by the colours of Copenhagen, Stine Goya set out to be the vibrant alternative and has been a colourful journey since on the international stage. Stine Goya values the beauty of individuality and strives to embolden its community with the joy of wearing colour.

Welcome to the AW25 edition of Copenhagen Fashion Week. Each day we will recap the day’s events, showcases, and runways. Copenhagen Fashion Week will keep its global audience updated across its social channels on the show and presentation schedule each day, along with our coverage daily here at Swanky Magazine.

Day four opened with the Ukrainian brand TG Botanical kicked off the day's show and presentation schedule, and last night, the official CPHFW x Pandora dinner, co-hosted by Dazed, celebrated the Nordic creative landscape. With a guest list including buyers, editors, key opinion leaders, and representatives from leading Nordic brands, the evening was wrapped up with the official afterparty, featuring DJs  Atusa, and ¡HARTY!