MAN Spring/Summer 2019 London

MAN show exhibition in London Fashion Week Day 3 was a rollercoaster of emotions, queer tendencies, genderless models, t-guys, zero f**ks given.

In a world where tolerance, respect and democracy is free and just celebrating diversity.

Stefan & Cooke

The first to open into this ode to extravaganza ball, designers from Stefan & Cooke in Old Truman Bewery, presenting a quite diversity drama theater outfits.

Rottingdean Bazaar

The second designer was Rottingdean Bazaar with a twisted idea of fashion, glamour and  androgynous designs. The duo’s bold take on DIY and weird experiments here play with some of the highlights of our SS18 assortment – including A Bathing Ape, Gosha Rubchinskiy, J. W. Anderson.

Art School

The many stages of Art School designers proof art comes with fashion and fashion comes with art, they come hand by hand, queers, transgenders, transexuals, drags, queens, they closes this fashion show with a zero f*cks given.

MAN is the joint initiative between TOPMAN and Fashion East (the non-profit organization established by Lulu Kennedy MBE and the Old Truman  Brewery in 2000). MAN spearheaded London Fashion Week’s menswear schedule in 2005 and proudly champions emerging menswear talent.

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