As you know, fashion month just concluded this week after another whirlwind tour of New York, London, Milan, and Paris. (And don't forget Copenhagen!) While we've done our fair share of trend coverage—see links above—I'm always curious to hear other people's perspectives. Well, specifically Anna Wintour's. In a new video for Vogue's "Go Ask Anna" series, the magazine's editor in chief shed light on her top brands of the season.
Wintour named five of her favorite shows—one from each city, plus Tom Ford who broke from the mold and presented in Los Angeles. "First and foremost, I want to applaud Tom Ford for showing in Los Angeles because I totally reject the idea that everyone always has to do the same thing and show in the same way," Wintour says in the video. "We're in an industry that's meant to be about change, so why don't we change more often?"
Scroll down to shop the five brands Anna Wintour mentions in the video and learn why they made her list.
Tom Ford in Los Angeles
"Taking his super-glamorous show and his super glamorous audience to Los Angeles, I thought, was genius," Wintour continued. "The show was exciting and vibrant. Every woman there wanted every dress on the runway."
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Marc Jacobs in New York
"I loved Marc's closing show at the Armory. He surprised us all by having sort of a cabaret set-up," Wintour says in the video. "The whole space was filled with an army of Karole Armitage dancers and models sort of mixing in with each other. It was a very joyful and intimate and exhilarating experience."
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JW Anderson in London
"In London, I really loved Jonathan Anderson's show for his own label," Wintour says in the video. "He threw out a lot of the layers and it was surprisingly wearable. But not in any way boring or mundane. I think he's consistently leading the way in terms of British talent."
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Marni in Milan
"In Milan, we all loved Francesco's collection at Marni because of his belief in sustainability, his extraordinary mix of fabrics, and the real joy of the collection," Wintour says. "I thought maybe it's his most confident and most successful collection to date."
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Louis Vuitton in Paris
"There were so many extraordinary shows in Paris, but Nicolas Ghesquière's choice to have 150+ brilliant singers dressed by the equally brilliant Milena Canonero behind a very modern collection—a mix of romance meets scuba—to me was a great finale for a wonderful Paris season," Wintour says.
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