London Fashion Week is always an exciting time – a great chance to meet stylish people in the creative industry, an excuse to swap your usual routine for a front row seat at some shows and a fantastic way to be inspired by constant innovation in the fashion world. 
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During the first 24 hours of fashion week this year, I was lucky enough to be invited to two events. The first was Rohmir’s new collection launch at the famous Victoria House in Bloomsbury. Rohmir is well known for glamorous designs appealing to women all around the world. Designer and founder Olga Roh has loyal customers in London, Hong Kong, Russia, Monaco and Switzerland just to name a few. This particular collection was inspired by her Russian heritage and my favourite pieces were the bright red/black fur coat and the long shimmery mosaic dress. I also loved the intricate styling and was obsessed with the music (old Russian songs remixed with modern beats – amazing!).
The second show I attended was part of Fashion Fest 2020, which featured upcoming designers from South America. Marvin Nonis showcased stunning colourful dresses in reds, pinks and purples, complete with embellishments and clever fabric texturing. Each design looked like it could have taken months to make and being a former fashion student myself, I know that statement probably isn’t far from the truth!

 
You can follow my global travels as a TV Presenter through my website or instagram: @kristinaguberman https://kristinaguberman.com
 
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