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Backstage With Liam Hodges

Liam Hodges, Liam Hodges | Florence Song, Zalora | Othniel Ting

22-Sep-18 11:00

Backstage With Liam Hodges

Originally founded by the designer of the same name, Liam Hodges focuses on luxury menswear, namely for those willing to forsake conformity and express themselves in ways the rest of society doesn’t. Many of his products are inspired by other subcultures, such as Hip-Hop, Skating, and UK streetwear. He just recently debuted a new Capsule Collection called MINI FASHION FIELD NOTES at the KL Fashion Week, which he worked on with other noteworthy designers. Having won multiple awards, as well as having their products worn by the likes of Drake, Big Sean, and FKA Twigs, Liam Hodges is definitely a brand for Malaysian men to look out for, and the principal designer joins us on Style File this week. Later, Florence Song, style lead at Zalora, shares her thoughts on a 90s trend that has seen a resurgence lately, coloured denim.

Produced by: Adeline Choong

Presented by: Adeline Choong


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Categories:  SMEMarketsFashion

Tags:  Liam HodgesstreetwearFKA TwigsDrakeFlorence SongColoured Denim90sstyle fileMINI fashionKL Fashion Week





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