Initial reaction:

Bug-eyed girls go deep underwater. 

Atmosphere:

Humid, muggy and uncomfortable. Pugh injected the scent of chlorine into the show space, sending us into a strange almost underwater-like state. 

Unexpected moment:

The first look - a pink feather showgirl headpiece worn with a floor-skimming blue dress. This collection marked out new colour territories for Pugh. 

Stand out look:

Reflective latex bodices, reminiscent of the work of sculptor Alan Jones. 

Surface details:

Lots of geometric metallic appliqué. 

Make-up: 

Massive sci-fi bug-eyes.

Soundtrack:

An exclusive mix by long-time collaborator Matthew Stone. 

Front row:

His long-time mentor Rick Owens and French actress Audrey Tautou.

Progression:

A strong shift in colour palette for the ever-monochromatic Pugh, and the introduction of rounder sharper silhouettes. 

Viral Moment: 

Pugh taking a bow in a t-shirt that said, 'Some people are gay - get over it'. 

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