Japanese-British womenswear brand Ju-nna, debuted their AW24 collection at London Fashion Week. The line merges workwear and streetwear, influenced by photography depicting the busy metropolitan streets of Tokyo, where drunk […]
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Crocs Announce Their Second Collab With Simone Rocha
Not to brag, but I’ve been repping Crocs since before they were cool *insert cringe-worthy picture of my crusty childhood self repping a pair of pink Classics* (cheers for the Christmas gift grandma). After wearing the Mega Crush style to LFW last season, I was officially re-converted to a self-confessed Crocs simp, so when Simone Rocha’s AW24 collection came down the runway last week, you best believe I spotted their 2.0 collab a mile off…
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Broke Magazine Rounds Up LFW AW24 With Nothing But Nonsense
It wouldn’t be a Broke Magazine roundup without sharing all the unfilted ADHD word vomit that fell out of our mouths when discussing the runways this season. From fits made for an oat-milk-and-ciggie corner shop run at David Koma, to cowboy baddies at Edward Crutchley, read our Ru-Paul inspired commentary of this season’s catwalks…
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Skkkkrrrrtttt to ANCUȚA SARCA AW24: A Corp-core Twist on Sustainable Fashion
Ancuța Sarca’s AW24 collection at London Fashion Week combined eco-consciousness, avant-garde design, and the corp-core trend, drawing inspiration from films like “American Psycho” and “Fight Club.” Models showcased eerie yet captivating looks, wearing innovative footwear including 3D-printed wedge soles in collaboration with HILOS. The collection featured teddy fleece jumpers, recycled car seat leather boots, and statement knee-high boots with deadstock leathers and faux furs. Surplus fabrics were repurposed into ankle boots with wing details and ankle-strap kitten heels. Ancuța introduced the Hoodie Bag, crafted with deadstock velour and drawstring elements, redefining versatility with its tracksuit-inspired design and urban edge. The collection captured the essence of an empty airport lounge with masterful finesse, showcasing the brand’s dedication to sustainability in every aspect.
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WICKED LOVE, WICKED FM AND A WICKED EASTWOOD DANSO AW24 COLLECTION
Ears open and eyes wide, Eastwood Danso not only blessed us with an insane AW24 collection surrounding their theme ‘wicked love’ but took us back to their Ghanaian roots by introducing West African sounds into their collection…
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Sinead Gorey AW24 is the epitome of the girl who is in a rush: a rush to grow up.
As an avid fan of Sinead Gorey, since day one (I have shamelessly been following her for 3 plus years), this AW24 season she defo pulled it outta the bag with a collection close to our hearts at Broke Mag; the British Teenage Experience. Think St. Trinian’s slash Mean Girls slash Wild Child.
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Help, Helen Anthony AW24 Converted Us To Corpcore
Instead of cheering Chanel for releasing generic garms, Burberry for dropping another beige trench or licking Saint Lauren’s arse over satin trousers being sent down a runway for the fifth season in a row, lets give brands like Helen Anthony the attention they deserve…
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Get Ready To Worship At The Altar Of DI PETSA AW24
‘The Body as Prayer’ for AW24, it’s all about honouring the body like the divine temple it is. Channelling the energy of mythic goddesses, specifically Venus and tapping into her divine mix of beauty and sexuality, AW24 turns the everyday task of getting dressed into a sacred ritual, a way to show love to yourself and start fresh.
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Step Into The Underwater Alien World Of Jack Irving x On|Off AW24
Picture this: inflatable sculptures you could rock as part of your fit showcased in a live installation that was off-the-charts creative…
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Cosy Punk Futurism is Unleashed with Mark Fast AW24
Mark Fast’s fusion of punky futurism and knitwear mastery draws inspiration from design visionary Joe Colombo. Explore sleek urban vibes merged with avant-garde twists for AW24. From metallic boots to luxe textures and vibrant hues, ‘Galaxy Beyond’ redefines fashion boundaries. It’s a gender-neutral, confidence-boosting statement collection you don’t want to miss!
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TAHJANA’S LENS: STREETSTYLE AT KGL
Welcome to Tahjana Mccoy’s lens during London Fashion Week AW24. Take a peak at the streetstyle looks from KGL.
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TAHJANA’S LENS: KGL AW24
Photography by Tahjana Mccoy
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LULU’S LENS: FROW AT MARK FAST AW24
Photography by Lulu Shing
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LFW Pops Off With Masha Popova’s AW24 Collection
Cult classics like Skins and The Bling Ring setting the mood for Masha Popova’s AW24 collection, It’s all about subverting those early Noughties trends and giving them a fresh, attitude-packed spin. Picture dishevelled UGG boots and maximalist jewellery with a touch of rebellion…
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Urban Sophistication with Mark Fast AW24
Mark Fast‘s AW24 collection, titled ‘Galaxy Beyond’, enchants fashion enthusiasts into a domain where urban sophistication meets interstellar allure. Drawing inspiration from the futuristic visions of 60s architect Joe Colombo, […]
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6 Designers That Caught Our Eye At Global Fashion Collective’s NYFW Shows
What began as organizing underground raves in the ’90s has now evolved into the global shows they’ve been producing since 2001. During the chaos of New York Fashion Week, Broke Magazine spent some time getting to know Founder Jamal Abdourahman and seeing his vision for Global Fashion Collective come to life…
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DISCOVER NAMED COLLECTIVE’S ‘INTERNET GIRLFRIEND’ DROP AND YOUR FEBRUARY 14TH FIT
What do you wear when you can’t hack heels, haven’t worn a going-out dress since second year of uni, and have plans on February 14th that require a drippy fit? We have a habit of leaving things ’til the last minute, so if like us you’re here we are with two days to go and no outfit planned, let us put you on to the lifesaver that is Named Collective’s first-ever Valentine’s Day drop ‘INTERNET GIRLFRIEND’ (thank f*ck for next day delivery)…
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UNDERGROUND x Olli Hull Announce Collaboration
In recent fashion news, subculture brand Underground England has joined forces with London-based artist Olli Hull to bring a fresh twist to their iconic styles. With a 40-year legacy in delivering a bold punk […]
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Creating Abundance with Adam Frost Q&A
When Adam Frost premiered his SS24 collection “Art is Abundance “at London Fashion Week last September, Broke Magazine were delighted to be included on the guest list for a show […]
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Thread Ahead: Reshaping Fashion Narratives for London’s Asylum Seekers
Young asylum seekers had the chance to browse, try on and pose for a photoshoot in high-end streetwear at Thread Ahead’s pop-up event at the end of 2023. The event, which took place in Edwin’s showroom in Shoreditch, London saw 13 young asylum seekers take home three brand new items of their choice. Find out more about their upcoming events…
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