Jena.Theo London Fashion Week

Backstage

(images from Nica Delon)

The First Impression is a hardworking man in his designs, and what seems to be the only one wearing a leather jacket...very nice!

Unfortunately there wasn't enough source's available online to compare, except for that one single image taken from a lucky woman that was backstage, and then again there's seems to be a ongoing pattern with designers...

Conclusion: Most of the Credit goes to Jena Holmes, she seems to be pushing the fashion limits alot more than Dimitris Theocharidis in public, ill give him bonus points for growing a beard and the leather jacket he's wearing, but overall it seems he's infused in his excellent work more than himself, ahh i guess you cant have both worlds...

Thornton Bregazzi London Fashion Week

(Backstage)

Here we a see a modern looking couple, and a extremely very well dressed baby girl...the center of attention of-course, is there most cherished child...cute

There was a change when they went out in public, if you noticed his shirt, it doesn't have that same dark blue line like he did backstage(part of the 2010 Fashion Designs), and his shoes, changed also...its hard to tell, due to the low resolution images, but I'm pretty sure he switched, and got some more classy shoes on with the dark royal blue pattern...

The Pants have been rolled up a bit, its a classic timeless style, very nice...

Conclusion: I'm not sure if it was fear or hesitation of going public with a trend that has been set before or he just wanted to hide his originality from public, The plain black long sleeve shirt is a reserved method by farthest, no fashion statement except his pants and shoes, I'm honestly quite disappointed, since most of there Genuine Creativity is going to the child, the parents should be way more fashionable than they are but are playing it safe..

Paul Costelloe London Fashion Week

(Taken Backstage)

At our first glance you can see he's wearing a white thin scarf, quite the opposite of what the gucci models have been using recently, but one things consistent and its his tie, a while back anything with stripe's meant good fashion, now his tie has stripes and they are at a angle, the belt is brown...could the transition from black to brown, GQ covered it a while back (the new black is brown), plus he has what seems to be a very light linen shirt..

Interesting enough, his jeans aren't very bleached (they look more sharp) compared to what ive seen in the runway models...

Gray Two Button Blazer & Vest, with a Complimentary Light Blue Shirt, Classic Brown shoes,



Conclusion: The first image (taken backstage) seems to be the most correct fashion (pay close attention to everything), but from the looks of it, he's hiding his own style in public, dont get me wrong, the style he's using is good, but it seems to me, like he's mixing a timeless classic style with a hint of modern trends that everybody's wearing...not very original, from my perspective.


UPDATE 2/21/2011: Ive just recently found out that the first images of Paul Costelloe have been taken September of 2010, even though its old news, its still quite impressive looking back at his previous style...