As much as I love seeing wearable items walk the runway, there is that part of me that feels like runway shows should err on the edge of crazy, to SET the trends, and let people follow them in a more subdued way. The below designers featured looks that may not be the most wearable for our readers, but were certainly entertaining to see and can put out a new perspective on fashion. Sometimes it’s nice to step away from the uber-tailored, traditional British Savile Row looks and see something a little different.

Joseph Turvey

The Autumn/Winter 2014-15 Joseph Turvey collection is called “Cash In”.  This season Turvey continues using his signature prints, but now with digital enhancements and hand embroidery. This collection is mainly sportswear, and for a daring man who wants to stand out.

Katie Eary

With her collection BIPOLAR, British designer Katie Eary explores many themes: inspiration from Irvine Welsh’s novel “Fifth”, which features wickedness and corruption, juxtaposed with the innocence and happiness of American emblem Mickey Mouse, mixed with punk rock. However, we still can’t fully escape the British Savile Row, as Eary’s clothes are impeccably tailored by Savile Row garment makers. We also see here the appearance of the ever growing in popularity man skirt.