These days fun writings on T-shirts are quite in vogue.
The London Fashion Week, this year is emphasizing on this trend of spreading style messages on T-shirts.
The House of Holland, young designer label started just five months ago by Henry Holland showcased his creations on Monday with a series of rhyming couplets that prompted fun on the show.
A pink lame T-shirt written "I'll Show You Who's Boss, Kate Moss" in pink jewels brought out much laughter among audience while "I've Got More Than A Handful For Naomi Campbell" was stamped on a rubber T-shirt was also a fun.
The international catwalk star, Jessica Stam, delightfully celebrate with the line "Wham, Bam, Thank-you Stam".
The House of Holland has already created a cult fan following by acquiring shelves at major international stores including Colette in Paris, Barneys in New York and Harvey Nichols in London.
The Nigerian born designer, Duro Olowu, presented his collection with patch worked dresses in multi-coloured prints.
Olowu's tailored suits, long coats and layers of dresses using vintage fabrics in colourful patterns had sent messages of his own print designs.
Manish Arora, the Indian Designer blasted the ramp with a journey into the space. Robots, astronaut's attire with futuristic fantasy presented in multi-coloured, hand-embroidery and beading received a lot of applauding.
The robo trousers were created with thousands of sequins, hand-folded into mirrored prisms and coats were embroidered by hand with thousands of tiny Swarovski crystals.
On the whole Monday proved a success for the designers as well as for the audience it was a visual treat.
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