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With the humble dinner jacket at its origins, the Autumn Winter 2016 offering from Daks celebrated the elegance of the English evening but certainly not as we know it. In a distinct and brave move, Creative Director Filippo Scuffi took us on a gothic descent. Eyes were smokey, hair was slick and black was the...
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Art deco is in the air as DAKS took us back to the realms of the Great Gatsby for SS16. But in a refreshing new take on the era there wasn’t a flapper dress in sight as Creative Director Filippo Scuffi brought the 20s and 30s firmly into the 21st century with a fresh new...
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As you take your seat to see the latest wears from the same designers, it is quite fascinating how season after season they manage to maintain a fresh balance between evolving their brand into something new, whilst remaining cohesive and true to the values of their fashion house. For me no one quite manages to...
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Far from resting on their laurels after the success of their anniversary AW14 collection, Daks was back bigger and better than ever for SS15, with a few surprises up their sleeve. Inspired by dance, creative director Filippo Scuffi chose The Royal Opera House as the backdrop for his romantic new collection. And the all new...
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As the face of DAKS spring/summer campaign the ‘modfather’ himself, Paul Weller, kicked off proceedings with model daughter Leah in a sneak peak of the heritages brands latest promotional video. Dressed in a range of impeccably tailored suits, alongside 22 year old Leah showcasing a stunning black collared shirt dress in signature DAKS print, Weller...
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When designers unveil their collections for the upcoming season we are forever on the look out for the next big thing – that veritable ‘it’ coat,bag, or dress that is going to take the sartorial scene by storm. But sometimes it is just as exciting to witness designers revive a tired wardrobe staple. Proving that...
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AW12 Tweed
A cheap and practical fabric spun at home from domestic wool, made in the Outer Hebrides in the late 1800s, this rough weathered fabric exudes an earthy outdoors feel. The mix of woven weatherproof wool and earthy hues made the fabric a popular choice with country hunting sports and equestrian wear. In the 1920s tweed...
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