KTZ FW15

London Fashion Week: the urban warriors of KTZ.

Marjan Pejoski, designer of the cult brand, puts the new collection roots in London cultures, that of Stanley Kubrick and A Clockwork Orange, the one of the Skinhead photographed by Nick Knight, but also that of the histrionic David Bowie.

Graphic elements in black and white, skeletons, pixelated portraits of political leaders Mao, Lenin, Marx, chess Rubik cube style decore coats, jackets and parkas, all with soft volumes. If the bowler states as must-have accessory, the real star of the materials is the skin. It 's the detail fetish that reigns on boots, coats and trousers, also becoming the basis for entire outfit.

KTZ, without abandoning its classic oversize volumes, opts for new proportions, drier at the bottom, but it remains true to its nonconformist nature.

Once again the London brand wears young rebels, outsiders in the DNA, ready to change the world.

The unexpected choice of the season? The hints of Inuit inspiration and the use of fur combined with English subcultures reinterpretation.

Reportage by Sara Reverberi