Top 10 spring/summer 2015 fashion week moments
Our re-cap of the key moments at the spring/summer 2015 shows
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Your support makes all the difference.Weary fashion week attendees can breathe a sigh of relief as fashion month is over for another season.
In contrast to autumn/winter 2014 where the 'normcore' trend made for a rather lack lustre season clothes-wise, spring/summer 2015 has seen designers bounce back with trends aplenty.
But it’s never just about the clothes, not in today’s celeb-filled, social media obsessed society. There's been famous faces on the catwalk and a fair few on the front rows too with all manner of personalities attempting to steal some headlines this season.
From feminist riots to the invasion of reality TV's most famous family, an Apple launch and even an A-list wedding thrown in for good measure, this season had it all.
Here is our roundup of the most noteworthy moments of spring/summer 2015:
And there’s no rest for the wicked because it all starts again in a mere 3 months with the menswear shows in January, swiftly followed by haute couture presentations and then it’s the month-long womenswear marathon, again!
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