Korean born designer Dong Jun Kang launched D-Gnak in 2006 and specialises in tailored men's clothing with twisted detail. Oversized shirt sleeves, wonky ties, mismatched lengths: it sounds disastrous, but works so well! Sharp, smart and sexy, these quirky little numbers give a refreshing perspective on the suit and tie combo and we left with visions of the Freemasons (Vauxhall Fashion Scout is held at the Masonic Hall ) ditching the dreary whistles in favour of the D-Gnak look.
On the premise that 'we all have a bit of espionage in us', Orschel-Read's 'The spy who becomes me' collection gave us an idea of what the modern day double agent might wear as he transitions from 'young playboy to a man with responsibilities'. Shiny, incandescent trousers, flight jackets, v-neck jumpers with over-sized 'v's, military and safari styled pieces and tight-fit suits. Doesn't look much like he's leaving the playboy image behind with this get-up, but we're not complaining!Read more LFW coverage here
