Alongside the strongest emerging talents — chief among them this September are Paolo Carzana, Chopova Lowena and Aaron Esh — other headline-grabbing moments count Christopher Kane’s return to the circuit as creative director of Mulberry, the reliably thronging Burberry show, and somewhat fresh meat as M&S makes its LFW debut. “It felt like a natural moment for us,” says Maddy Evans, director of M&S Women. “This year marks 100 years of M&S fashion, but rather than simply looking back, we wanted to use that milestone to express where the brand is today and where we are heading next.” Half of…
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