London Fashion Week Yearbook Superlatives: Class of Fall/Winter 2022 By - Cassidy George "I touched down at Gatwick airport at 8am on Feb 18, prepared to be blown away by London Fashion Week. Not by the clothes themselves, but rather by superstorm Eunice, which battered the city with record-breaking winds on LFW’s opening day. To my surprise, it was the enthusiasm for London’s young designers, rather than the inclement weather conditions, that knocked me off my feet."

>"In a graduating class that includes designers like Richard Quinn, Nensi Dojaka, and Connor Ives – see who 032c voted "Most Likely to Succeed," "Biggest Troublemaker," "Life of the Party, and "Biggest Flirt" this London Fashion Week, which returned to the catwalks with high energy, raging hormones and heightened creativity after a two year hiatus."