Margaret Howell S/S 2015

One cannot help but tap along to the whimsical, folky soundtracks of Margaret Howell's boutique showings, which transport you to her bleak coastal utopia in a heartbeat. Pushing 'fashion' forward is far from her agenda, and the S/S 2015 show was another exercise in augmented simplicity - those petits details that render her pieces just so timeless. Today that was the black knit collar tacked to a grey button-down shirt, or the sage and mint cotton scarves that knotted under dry cable knits and flat, linen coats. Lively moments of colour popped out from amongst the palette of steely greys and blues, as a red Breton striped tee or a crewneck sweater in cobalt and dark lime wool. It was the nonchalant pairing of fine and raw fabrications however that ensured Howell's monologue of crisp, personal luxury shone throughout.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Male models wearing Margaret Howell S/S 2015 collection. The two models on the left are wearing black jackets and the guy next to them is wearing a blue jersey with sunglasses. Next to him the model is wearing a blue coat over a white t-shirt

Male models wearing Margaret Howell S/S 2015 collection. The model on the left is wearing a black suit and white shirt. The model next to him is wearing a black shirt and black pants, while the model on the right is wearing a black overcoat.

Male models wearing Margaret Howell S/S 2015 collection. All dressed in navy / blue. The model on the left is dressed in a navy suit. The model next to him is wearing sunglasses. The two models next to them are wearing a blue overcoat and a blue jersey respectively.

Male models wearing Margaret Howell S/S 2015 collection. On the left the model is wearing a striped white round neck shirt. Next to him the model is wearing a denim jacket and denim pants with his hand in his pocket. On the right the model is wearing a green jersey with a green scarf.