Fashion in the News is a collection of articles and blog posts found online that catches my attention, and is in my humble opinion worth reading. Enjoy!

Todd Lynn, fall/winter 2010 collection

Candid Cameraman (BiLT magazine) – Canadian fashion blogger, Tommy Ton answers a series of Q&As discussing how he got his start and the state of fashion blogging – article via Final Fashion.

Gareth Pugh Denies Talks to Succeed Alexander McQueen (The Cut) – Rumours of Gareth Pugh taking over the reins as Creative Director at Alexander McQueen circulated over the weekend... and then were quickly stopped.

The 10 best... fashion bloggers (Guardian UK) – In their opinion, the Guardian UK has published a list of the 10 best fashion bloggers. It’s not an earth shattering list nor does it provide you with any epiphanies within the blogosphere.  What do you think? Thumbs up or thumbs down on this one.

Stop getting low balled as a blogger (IFB) – Fellow IFB member, Ashe Mischief provides insightful advice and a guide on how to stop getting low balled as a blogger and how to begin monetizing your blog. 

Fashion guest bloggers Great Constantine: Tales from New York Fashion Week (National Post) – Canadian design duo, Kirk Pickersgill and Stephen Wong of Greta Constantine, blog about their trip to New York during fashion week as they present their label to industry buyers for a guest blogger series for the National Post.

London calling: Canuck designers take centre stage during London fashion week (Toronto Life) – So far, the year 2010 has been packed full of momentous occasions for Canada, such as winning 14 gold medals at the Vancouver Olympic Games. Overseas, in the U.K., we are making waves in the form of three upcoming Canuck designers. They are: Erdem Moralioglu, Todd Lynn and Mark Fast.

Images from Style.com

One wouldn’t normally associate flower and leaf prints, and splashes of vibrant colours to adorn clothing worn in the colder months of the year. However, London based-designer and Canadian born, Erdem Moralioglu took the contrary and made his fall/winter 2010 collection into a collage of light and dark, warm and cold – winter has never looked this appealing.

Erdem isn’t known as the “prince of prints” for nothing, here he melds foliage from all four seasons by using prints, embroidery and appliqué on bell skirts, dresses and shirts showing a dramatic and stunning interpretation of fall and winter.

The only time the collection seems to go off track was the use of grey which put a bit of damper on the otherwise lively garments.

Images from Style.com and video from YouTube