Richard Quinn Spring 2025 | LFW

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Quinn once again drew inspiration from midcentury fashion, reinterpreting classic silhouettes from the ’40s and ’50s while adding a touch of ’80s flair. The collection featured sweeping floral gowns, dramatic sleeves, and voluminous skirts, all adorned with intricate beading and embroidery. Quinn’s signature use of floral prints and appliqués added a sculptural quality to many pieces, elevating the designs to wearable works of art. His attention to detail was evident throughout, with delicate fabrics like silk and tulle contrasted against heavier materials such as leather and vinyl. The show also included bridal looks, offering a range of designs from traditional long silhouettes to bold, modern alternatives.The show also featured a stunning array of bridal gowns, showcasing Quinn’s ability to create pieces that are both romantic yet empowering. While his designs are rooted in traditional elegance, Quinn’s ability to push boundaries and experiment with shape, texture, and color keeps his collections fresh and exciting. Despite the slight lack of cohesion, Quinn’s maximalism often lures me in.