Fall 2001 Elspeth Gibson made her catwalk debut at London Fashion Week in 1998. Best known for her work on cashmere and intricate beading, Elspeth Gibson has continued to evolve and create designs which are very flattering. Elspeth believes that fashion should flatter the female form and this philosophy is evident throughout her collections. Evening wear is subtle and luxurious. Simple shapes and clever choices of fabric create sophisticated silhouettes that transcend decades.
Day wear is fun and flattering, contemporary styles compliment the modern woman's wardrobe.
Elspeth Gibson worked for Zandra Rhodes, Top Label, Selfridge and Monix before establishing her own lable. Her Fall 2001 show at the British Musuem was a dazzling collection of wearable evening looks. Well known for her work on cashmere, the collection included delicate cashmere sweaters paired with pencil skirts and cigarette pants. The clothes are highly structured but has remained fluid and very flattering to the female figure. As a salute to the military chich that has swept the fashion weeks since January, models in fitted jackets were sent on the runway.