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The Spring Summer 2019 fashion show Pierre Garroudi at the Strand Palace Hotel.

London Fashion Week SS19 saw the arrival of Pierre Garroudi’s Spectacular Fashion Show; a highoctacaine, glamorous and unique mardi gras of style, creativity and fun.

On Sunday 16th September at 9pm, The Strand Palace Hotel played host to Garroudi’s riot of colour and exuberance, seeing his vision come to life on the catwalk.

Distinctiveness made up the foundation of this show with a diverse cast of models, each dressed and styled uniquely, shunning the industry standard of uniformity.

“Outrageousness is in, get ready and dress up!” is the way designer Pierre Garroudi explained his show made up of 50 looks in total. Key looks from the show included a baby pink, lace, ‘show girl’ outfit, complete with tulle boa, with the model using a children’s doll to cover her modesty, a ringmaster-esque outfit which saw hot-pants teamed with a copped striped jacket and a show stopping head piece topped with a golden deer, made to demand attention.

Other notable outfits included a cutesy ‘holiday’ look comprised of a ditsy floral mini-dress with peach sequin detailing matched with an oversized straw sun-hat and completed with a pair of skyhigh studded stiletto Mary-Janes. Perhaps one of the most eccentric of all the looks was dominated by a hat made from a child’s doll towering on the model’s head. This was matched with a shoe necklace and belts tied around her ankles, making for a truly eclectic outfit which left Garroudi’s audience curious about his inspiration as well as desperate for an encore of his ‘circus of style’.

Each outfit was styled with one of Garroudi’s famous leather handbags, an accessory the designer is well-known and loved for.

Pink, blue and gold acted as the main colour pallet, but certainly didn’t
limit his use of other shades. Hair and make-up only added to the beautiful chaos of Garroudi’s fashion performance taking theatrical make-up to new levels, leaving any sign of minimalism truly
outside the doors of the hotel.