Dearest denim, our wardrobe go-to and our daily saviour.
We all have our favourite pair of jeans that we pull on when we have three minutes to run out the door, that we trust wholeheartedly for their form-flattering shape, comfort and the casual cool we exude wearing them.
From its creation in 1873, denim irrevocably changed the way we dress ourselves; fast forward to 2016 and a whole host of designers are continuing to reinvent the material and subsequently reinvigorate our wardrobes such as Vetements, Marques'Almeida, Ashish, Faustine Steinmetz and many more.
As London Fashion Week fast approaches, we've found five of our favourite new faces for the coming season to showcase the best denim of SS16, from luxury to highstreet. Time to treat yourself to another dose of denim...
Edwina Preston at Select wears Natasha Zinko denim dress and shirt.
Photographed by Claire Brand
Edwina wears Marques'Almeida red dress and stilettos, A.P.C. Rue Madame jeans, Filles A Papa denim bra and Rejina Pyo x Projekt Produkt sunglasses.
Photographed by Claire Brand
Rosie Amanda at Select wears Aries nude top, Alessandra Rich black denim jacket, All Saints fishnet cardigan, Filles A Papa denim shorts and Stella McCartney bag.
Photographed by Claire Brand
Rosie wears Marques'Almeida top and jeans, Base Range T-shirt and Stella McCartney shoes.
Photographed by Claire Brand
Hannah Shakespeare at Select wears Topshop Boutique knit jumper and denim dress, and Misbhv denim jacket.
Photographed by Claire Brand
Rebekka Sandok at Premier wears Stella McCartney denim jumpsuit, To Be Adored denim jacket and Topshop belt.
Photographed by Claire Brand
Rebekka Sandok wears House of Holland jacket and jeans.
Photographed by Claire Brand
Rochana Johnson-May at Premier Models wears Bethnals pinstripe shirt and jeans and Marques'Almeida black denim top.
Photographed by Claire Brand
Rochana wears Aries denim dress, Topshop denim jacket and ACNE leather jacket.
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