Martell Campbell, 26, is a designer and stylist from Balham. Martell is wearing a customised Paul & Joe jacket, a Full Circle shirt, Topman backpack, Ben Sherman trousers and Paul Smith shoes. “I’m very excited about London getting its own men’s week; I think it’s an area with massive growth.”
Alex Fury, 29, is the editor of LOVE Magazine. Alex is wearing Mary Katrantzou trousers, a YSL jacket, Cos top, Prada shoes and a Sophie Hulme bag. “I haven’t attended London’s men’s day since 2009 due to the Milan shows, so it’s great Britain’s burgeoning talent now has a bigger platform.”
Darren Kennedy, 31, is a TV presenter from Dublin. Darren is wearing a Hackett blazer and waistcoat, a Tommy Hilfiger shirt and shoes, Uniqlo jeans, a vintage bowtie and Lacoste bag. “I think the shows are fantastic as we guys often get overlooked, and the style on the street is particularly impressive.”
Reese Crisp, 26, is a Selfridges buyer from Dalston. Reese is wearing a Tiger for Sweden jacket, Marni for H&M shirt, Cos trousers, Ami shoes and an Army Surplus bag. “Menswear is a massively expanding area, so I’m very happy to welcome a bigger schedule to London. It’s great to be here.”
Nigel Ruwende, 22, is a stylist from West Norwood. Nigel is wearing a Zara jacket,a TM Lewis shirt, Replay jeans, a Hackett umbrella and pocket square, a Fullum & Goult bag and Swear shoes. “I have nothing but positive things to say about the London menswear shows; finally, we’ve something to boast about.”
Arthur Malan-Murison, 34, is the editor of GQ Style South Africa. He is wearing all South African brands, including a Frank Bespoke suit and Alexander Missaqui shoes. “I’m very excited about the London Collections, I think it’s about time British designers got a bit more recognition.”
