7 Designers We Hope To See At The New Opening Ceremony In London

Posted by , on April 25, 2012 at 9:45 am

Holly Fulton 

This Scottish designer is known for delicate Art Deco and geometric infused designs, set against great eye-catching, monochromatic fabrics. If you want to look sophisticated, chic and show a [...]

Holly Fulton 

This Scottish designer is known for delicate Art Deco and geometric infused designs, set against great eye-catching, monochromatic fabrics. If you want to look sophisticated, chic and show a little razzle dazzle, then Holly is your girl.

SIBLING/SISTER by SIBLING

Behind this duo of avant-garde knitwear brands is a trio of talented Londoners. We love the fact that there is still a bit of a club kid aesthetic with their designs, just in [...]

SIBLING/SISTER by SIBLING

Behind this duo of avant-garde knitwear brands is a trio of talented Londoners. We love the fact that there is still a bit of a club kid aesthetic with their designs, just in case we ever wanted to travel from brunch with the parentals to a warehouse rave, without an outfit change in between.

ASHISH

From plaid to floral, ASHISH knows how to put some sparkle back into prints with a huge help from sequins.

Meadham Kirchhoff

Loud and colorful, Medham Kirchhoff would definitely look great next to some Jeremy Scott on the racks!

Matthew Miller

Matthew Miller is one of the newer designers on the block. He takes zoomed-in photos of certain natural elements (think trees, rocks) and blows up those photos to use as prints in his [...]

Matthew Miller

Matthew Miller is one of the newer designers on the block. He takes zoomed-in photos of certain natural elements (think trees, rocks) and blows up those photos to use as prints in his menswear line. Taking the technology usage one step further, each piece of clothing will have a QR code that will tell you the location of where the print was shot!

Fred Butler

With rainbows and #seapunk being on the trend radar these days, Fred Butler's colorful and architectural pieces are an obvi choice.

William Richard Green

Street-inspired menswear that comes in easy-to-swallow colorways like black, white and orange? Yes, please.

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Exciting news for stylish Londoners: New York’s very own Opening Ceremony will set up permanent shop in London’s Covent Garden this fall!

We’re totes stoked that Carol Lim and Humberto Leon are finally bringing their unique retail aesthetic to the UK, and if fall seems too far away for you, there’s more good news. They’ll open up a Covent Garden pop-up shop shortly before the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games this summer. How fitting!

We fully expect to see some of the British names Opening Ceremony already carries when the permanent location opens up this fall (think Henry Holland, B Store, Christopher Kane), but there are a few other local designers we’d like to wish onto their shelves as well.

Click through the slideshow above to see seven British designers we think will fit in quite nicely on the racks at Opening Ceremony in London.

Did we miss anyone? Let us know in the comments section below!

 

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  1. Jammiers says:
    May 6, 2012 at 7:48 am

    They’ll open up a Covent Garden pop-up shop shortly before the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games this summer. How fitting!

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