It’s the year 2019 and queer culture has—finally—hit the mainstream. While LFW Men’s might still have David Beckham as its chiselled ambassador, anyone who’s anyone knows the real hype surrounds the young creatives with a non-binary vision of the future. Gone are the menswear designers obsessed with masculinity, tailoring and heritage. In their place are Art School, Charles Jeffery Loverboy, Cottweiller and Chema Diaz, each with their own unique take on how to freely express yourself without limits, regardless of gender or sexual orientation. This progressive celebration sets London apart as an inclusive community challenging a world filled with division and hate, to loosen up and enjoy the ride.
