JW Anderson F/W '19

February 18, 2019

Constantly playing between the lines of fantasy and reality, JW Anderson presented his F/W ‘19 collection at London Fashion Week, taking us to his dreamy world of equestrians wearing oversized suits.

Models wore a range of clothing from flowy dresses to exaggerated tailored suits—most of which were cinched with a reoccuring thick belt—in colors from black and white to bright blue and sunny yellow. But the real eye-catching piece proved to be a tiny equestrian-style helmut which mysteriously hovered a few inches from the model’s heads—we're still trying to figure out how.

In true JW Anderson fashion, the show pushed the boundaries of what we thought any given garment was supposed to look like, stretching our imaginations into new possibilities of the unknown.

Text by Caroline Brown

Of course, the only thing we were left knowing for certain was that we need to get our hands on this new collection.

Peep some of our favorite looks, below.

Photos courtesy of the brand.

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