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Back at the Old Selfridges Hotel for Stefan Cooke’s SS23 collection, mundane travel announcements from South Western Railways bled into a stomach-soaring remix of Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Cut To The Feeling”, as Stefan Cooke and Jake Burt introduced their first fully-realised womenswear offering. Pushing the twee – and the cheesy – into something that felt both silly and sophisticated, the design duo offered buttock-grazing miniskirts with ruffled hems, long-sleeve polos mangled with skew-whiff buttons, and zip-up tabard dresses worn over ankle-grazing trousers, while taffeta bows made a tactile surface across skin-tight tops and cocktail dresses.

Photography Cris Fragkou

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