London Collections Men: Oliver Spencer
Oliver Spencer offered a collection that he said was inspired by the 1980s American neo-expressionist artist Jean-Michel Basquiat and London’s various sub-cultures. Afterwards I learned that it had been styled by my old pal, William Gilchrist, which explains why I liked it so much. The Old Sorting Office at the Holborn end of New Oxford Street made a good venue. The diamond-shaped catwalk worked well.
It’s good to remember that a lot of Oli’s clothes are still made in the UK.
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