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I Love Shark It’s People Thet Scare Me Hawaiian Shirt . American sportswear and lifestyle brand Gant celebrated its 75th Anniversary during London Fashion Week with an experiential pop-up.Located at 59 Greek Street, the vintage-inspired pop-up showcases the brand’s evolution from its origins in 1949, when it was founded by Bernard Gantmacher in New Haven, to today, spotlighting seven decades of prep fashion and timeless craftsmanship, exploring the brand’s influence on Ivy League style and its unique blend of American sportswear with European sophistication.The pop-up also has Gant’s 75th Anniversary capsule collection on display, featuring a limited run of archival replicas, such as classic rugby shirts, pinstripe Oxford shirts, vintage silk ties, five-panel caps and varsity jackets synonymous with the Gant brand.During LFW, the pop-up provided press and buyers with a place to rest between shows and even offered visitors a spin in one of the six luxury vintage sports cars to take them to their next show.From September 17, the pop-up will be open to the public and host exclusive events throughout the week, including South London’s Balamii Radio providing live performances from Grace, Last Nubian, and Wussah, and renowned graphic designer Nick Dynan of Me Old China, customising Gant pieces with his signature artwork.There will also be a panel discussion on the evolution of preppy style hosted by brand ambassador Danny Lomas, featuring Gant creative director Christopher Bastin, creative director of Too Hot Limited Ollie Evans, and writer Lucy Broome on September 17.

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London Fashion Week I Love Shark It’s People Thet Scare Me Hawaiian Shirt . is renowned as being a hotbed for emerging talent and this season St Albans-born and London-based designer, Yaku Stapleton, a graduate of Leeds Beckett and Central Saint Martins, became the standout NewGen talent with his immersive SS25 Afrofuturism presentation.Following the success of his MA collection, which won the L’Oréal Professionnel Creative Award, Yaku launched his namesake label and debuted the ‘The ImPossible Family Reunion in RPG Space’ series, featuring looks based on a fantasy version of his family members, reimagined as though they were characters in a video game.The series, which showcased its fourth chapter during LFW, is inspired by the exploration of perception and sculptural form, rich with elements of fantasy, and viewed through the lens of Afrofuturism, a cultural aesthetic that combines science-fiction, history and fantasy to explore the African diaspora and Black culture.This approach transforms conceptual fantasy into wearable reality, with the latest iteration of the series drawing inspiration from both prehistoric and present natural life, showcasing apparel and footwear primarily made from deadstock fabrics, which Yaku revived through in-house manipulation and dyeing. This season also included womenswear for the first time, adding “freedom and movement” to the apparel, in line with the menswear offering.