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Last up was Olly Shinder, and for his previous Fashion East catwalks the London designer has shocked us with his titillating take on queer-coded fashion. This season, however, Shinder did the most shocking thing he could possibly do, by presenting a more pared back and conservative collection than we’ve ever seen from him. Expanding his design language with pinafore dresses, cutout leather outerwear and big belted trenches, there was of course some room for a little of that classic Shinder subversion, with nipples poking through mesh tops and some denim dress straps coyly slipping from clavicles.

Photography Jivan West

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