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Impressive, looming art pieces by Jesse Pollock broke up the catwalk and were echoed, in miniature versions, as metal corsages on models’ wrists. The Hollywood blowout finally made a return to the catwalk with a little help from Sam McKnight and his rollers backstage. Bouncing locks brought a sexy, playful energy to Capaldo’s SS25 show, which – not so playfully – was inspired by Pedro Almodóvar’s 2011 horror, The Skin I Live In.

Photography Betty Oxlade-Martin

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