Oliver Spencer Fall/Winter 2016 London

Oliver Spencer announced AW16 Catwalk Show on Tuesday 20 September 2016 will be their first ever fully shoppable show. Garments from all the looks shown will be available immediately, either via VERO for iPhone or here on the Oliver Spencer website.

Frustrated by the limitations of art school and impatient to strike out alone, Oliver Spencer abandoned studenthood in favour of a stall at Portobello Market. And working that market stall ingrained Oli’s enduring love of garment and cloth — shop and shopkeeping.

Before, during and after the show, we’ll be releasing exclusive content via our profile on VERO, so if you have an iPhone, we suggest you download VERO (free) and follow on there.

GQ will be hosting a live stream of the event which we’ll also be making available here, and from 18:30 BST on Tuesday you’ll be able to tune in and watch the event as it unfolds — and shop any looks you fancy.

Alongside his distinctive design style, Oli is uncompromising in the standards he sets for production and provenance. That means the company seeks out the finest fabrics and yarns from artisanal British and Italian mills, and makes every garment in only the best European factories and workshops. Around 40% of the collection is made in England.

Oli was interviewed in GQ about this exciting new show format; you can read more on their website.

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