Raf Simons
Key looks: Skin-tight featherweight knits with tonal trousers highlighted the unfussy Simons aesthetic
Inspiration: A futuristic theme was reminiscent of Paco Rabanne's 1960s vision
Silhouettes: Extremely body-conscious, the collection was cut razor tight, leaving no room for the offbeat layering preoccupying other designers
Fabrics: Tweed suiting and gossamer knits sat at opposite ends of a play on fabric weights
Colours: This was more colourful than his work for Jil Sander, but Simons still kept it simple, with sophisticated developments including greys and camel shades underpinned by black and white
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