Christopher Raeburn has applied his Remade, Reduced and Recycled ethos further for the autumn/winter 2017 season with the use of bomb disposal uniforms, blankets and camouflage jackets at London Fashion Week Men's.
The deconstructed materials in Remade start with a wool blanket bomber shell, appliqued duffle and biker and bomber jackets.
The bomb disposal utility garments have been Cut'n'Shut to form anorak and parka coats.
The collection features a field jacket and bomber constructed from British multiterrain smocks.
Parachute material is used with elevated Remade branding for the first time across joggers, crews, tees and hoodies.
Womenswear Remade pieces come in the form of utility dresses with a focus on fit and femininity.
As well as Remade parachute parkas, pop-outs and bombers, menswear aesthetics are brought into womenswear for the rest of the range to ensure a unisex offering that compliments the collection.
Celebrities who attended included Olympic diver, Tom Daley, He explain his interest in fashion shows.
He said: "With Elite sport, this is completely different. My diving board is like their catwalk. So it’s a completely different word so it really intreges me."
| (R) Caroline Rush at Christopher Raeburn |
| Tinie Tempah at Christopher Raeburn |
Other big names on the frow included Chief Executive of the British Fashion Council, Caroline Rush and rapper and London Fashion Week Ambassador, Tinie Tempah.
Autumn/winter 2017 also sees two new collaborations.
One is with Eastpak in a three-piece capsule collection of bags featuring remade camouflage and fluorescent detailing.
The second is with denim maker Blackhorse Lane Atelier. As part of Christopher Raeburn's Reduced initiative, the two brands have teamed up to create a line of high quality organic denim jeans.
The Avery Dennison RBIS collaboration continues for recycled woven labelling and branding solutions and Christopher Raeburn and Clarks is collaborating to explore a series of high-top boots.
