All eyes were on Consistence’s highly anticipated London debut, featuring their womenswear collection, “Useless but Fabulous.” Founded in 2015 by designer duo Tien Lu and FangFang, the brand infused their menswear expertise into a collection that seamlessly blends intricate craftsmanship with a bold, contemporary edge. Known for their imaginative take on tailoring, Consistence pushed the boundaries once again, showcasing structured suits and trench coats with horsehair canvas—a material typically used internally—boldly displayed on the outside. This unexpected twist has become a hallmark of the brand’s innovative approach.
Curated by Hu Bing, China’s trailblazing male supermodel and London Fashion Week’s International Ambassador, the show was a part of a newly established recurring feature, highlighting Hu’s sharp eye for emerging talent and boundary-pushing fashion. But it wasn’t just the craftsmanship that made a statement.
Consistence also spotlighted their commitment to sustainability by repurposing fabric scraps from past collections into accessories like headscarves and gloves, an approach that feels especially relevant in today’s industry. Standout pieces were crafted from Scabal’s Treasure Box materials, including luxurious 24-carat gold-infused fabric and vibrant neon wool—difficult hues to achieve but expertly handled here, cementing Consistence’s reputation as both innovative and forward-thinking.
